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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner PERSONAL NEWS NOTES SLANTS I Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill An aged Chinese who had been married 63 times must’ve had to fill a lotta little chinks. — Weston (Ore.) Leader. On the Brush Marines » By M. E. P. ............ The condition of MIrs, Charles • Mrs. Chas. Meo spent Monday Palmerites were dlsgracefully ’Ruvimur of Kuril Is uliiidlly Im at Grants Pass, where she visited walloped by the Marines In a base- proving, following a major opera her mother. Mrs. Wen Boynton. ball game Sunday with a remark- tion performed ut the Hue rod Heart • Mr. and Mrs. II M. Collins of able score of 30 to 13. iioMpital over u week ago. Dr. Chas. Halem spent the week end as Are the boys proud of their new T. Sweeney Is the attending phy guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Por maritime title? And then some! sician. tion. They also visited in Grants They have had the name placed on • Dull» Throckmorton of Euglo Buss before their return north. their sweat shirts. Point visited Ruch relatives a few • Guests lit intervals during the Hugo Filippi almost captured a days ago. He wus a guest of his week end lit the home of Mr. and snipe one day, but the critters grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mrs. Fred Ht raube were Mrs. weren’t biting. He was kidded un Throckmorton, and also of hl« i.iovd Smith und daughter Beverly mercifully. but HE CAN TAKE IT. cousin, Aubrey Taylor. of Eugens. Mrs. Earl McMullen und • Mrs. Robert Pulliam expected son Dale of Glendale, Ore., Mr. and Joe Ratty braced the extraction to entertain the l.TTtl«» Applegate Mrs. Wm GreeriTbaf, and Mr. and of a wisdom tooth Tuesday, and Hewing club at her home Wednes Mrs. Jerry Hmith und daughter was feeling under the weather for day. The club ladles planned to Hyivla Hydney of Gold Hill. a while, but a letter from home present Mrs. A. Gilson, whose home • Mrs. Eliza Hagen of Oakland folks has a way of making unpleas wiis destroyed by fire recently, visited recently at the home of her antries insignificant. with u shower of dish towels. brother, J. A. West, on Little Hint for some aspiring hostess: • With it severely lacerated finger Applegate. If you want a lot of toothpicks to well on (he road to recovery, Paul • Miss Hazel Haltmarsh of Oak hold your sandwiches together, just ask the clerk to count the picks, Fluallen. who lias spent the last Grove Is spending the week with two weeks ut the homo of Mr. nnd tier grandmother. Mrs. Dora Halt- and he will hand you the box free. Mrs. Frank Knutzen, will be able marsh, of Applegats. Newspapers of any color or size to return to his home at Tacoma are not especially needed around • Mrs. R R. Birchard of Little this week, whore he wll! i cumin camp now, because the weather is Applegate Is spending the week at ror two months Mr. Fluallen was Medford. warm, and beds are okay without splitting wood, and nearly severed a newspaper foundation. • Mr. und Mrs. A. L. Fisher and his finger with the axe. • Mr. and Mrs. Evan Kubll of I heir niece. Miss Genevieve Fits- • Having completed her term of .Missouri Mat uro the parents of simmonx, who have spent the past 1 school at Beaver Creek, Miss mi eight pound daughter named six weeks visiting relatives in Med Harry Demetral, above, who will meet the world-famous Al Karasick Jeanette Gore left recently for Marlene Kathryn, who arrived Hat- ford and Jacksonville, departed Tuesday. They are returning to at the Medford Armory next Wednesday night. Swede Anderson will Eugene, where she will spend two urday, Juno 3rd. I meet Joe Reynolds on the same wrestling card. weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and • Mayor nnd Mrs. E. If. Ford of their home In Sparta, Wisconsin, Mrs. John Gore. She will return Reedsport, uro spending the week after having s|*ent the winter in for a brief course at the Ashland as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Long Bead,. Calif They will visit ball field with mitts on larger I Yellowstone park und other places Krause of Ixiwer Applegate. than the seats of their pants. Snag Normal, and will teach at the West Mr and Mrs. W II. McDaniel of interest. ging hot flies and grounders in a Side school next term. AM iuii Sunday at Ashland Llthla • Mrs Herbert Hanna, Mrs. Alice mariner to shame the Miners, too, • Patrons of the Applegate school I^Jpark. Ulrli-h. Mrs. Clinton Smith and Ud hitting the old apple with bats expected to meet at the home of • Because she had enjoyed the Mra. John Knight motored to Eagle that stand as high as themselves Harry Brown Thursday to discuss three of four yehrs spent on the Point to attend a bi-monthly meet | —even if they had shoes on. possible means of obtaining extra Applegate. Mrs. Weslie Ritchey ing of the Jackson County Health funds for the district Major, the enormous E. B. Bell took a drink from the Applegate association. I Hhepherd, gadding about town sans • All plans for becoming a chauf river before her departure for • Mr. und Mrs. Clayton Mathers his bushy hair. "Maj,” as he is fer have been abandoned for the Montann aa a token of her return returned Sunday to their home at more familiarly known, once took to the community. Home sage has Canyonville, having spent the win present at least by Donald Mee, By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT great pride in his proportions and remarked that everybody who ever ter at the borne of Horace Blevins I silky covering but now since the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. drank of the Applegate water has on lower Applegate. Chas. Mee. Donald was frightened Judge Frank TouVelle getting a advent of warm weather, slinks out of bis wits when the family car always come back. Mrs. Ritchey • Miss Anno Crosby of Beaver around sheepishly apologizing for job In the Brush Marine service for and her family will spend the sum started down a bill with him and creek district entertained nine one of his youthful friends. his peculiar appearance. Mane mer ut Gardiner, Montana, in the smashed into a post, ruining the guests with a dinner party and re bushy, tail-tip ditto, and naked • Yellowstone park, and in the fall rtailer and tearing a door from the creational afternoon Sunday. The otherwise, Maj is a sight for sore Duke Lewis ballyhooing a base car. The little lad escaped unin will return to their home at Hotch guests wore Misses Glndyn Byrne. eyes.* From one position, due to ball game on bls store-front sign kiss. Colo. The accident occurred at Ixila St ran be. Frances Port, Aud board for the wrong day. His black- sunburn-reddened hips, he reminds jured the Mee home. rey Fletcher. Kathryn Fletcher, board has become The Miner's onlookers of the park baboons. Shirley Ix»wls and Vonnetta chief competitor. Ruprecht. • Jim and Melvin Arnold left a Vlv Beach pounding on the Arm- few days ago for their mine on ory fight gong -a mere brake drum Lake Peak in the upper Applegate —to end slaughter and pummellng. country, where they will be operat • J1 ing their quartz mill for the next Dan'l Shuns and his faithful ' two weeks. When the boys last thoroughbred hound of some sort Here are a few of the dozens of I visited their mine the property was wandering around his flat iron do values we have In needs for snow-bound, and they were obliged ' main on an inspection tour. Improving your horns. to tunnel to their bouse. © The Copper service station f*nd| Mayor Wes Hartman calling balls store has changed hands agair, L. and strikes behind enough harness A. Clark and Gene Tlague of Santa to rig a team of horses at the Tues ! Anna being the buyers. Besides day bail game. 'doing general improvement around • SPECIAL SHAMPOO Jim Cantrail burning brush in the place, the new owners will en Finger Wave and Manicure >1.25 large the store and Install soft the ball park outfield that players OIL SHAMPOO drinks. Mrs. Perry A. Wiggins and had cussed, stumbled over and Finger Wave and Manicure 41.50 glared at. but who never did any Mrs. Welborn, former owners, hsve Marcels 50c and 75c—Reset 35c thing about ft. returned to Eugene. Finger Waves, Wet 35c, Dry 50c • Mr. Peebler, father of Jack Alice Hoefs, postmaster, stand Peebler, who owns a Medford sec ing in the midst of her newly-varn- Hot Oil Shampoo 41.00 Six Fest High ond hand store, sustained a broken fahed floor, which was shining Cleansing Facial 50c hip Monday at his home near Rueb. nearly as much as her nose. Miss Regular Facial, 41 and up Mr. Peebler, who 1« nearing the Hoefs had plugged the office key- Eyebrow and Lash Dya 75c 80’s, was working with a calf when hole' in an effort to keep out of Manicure 50c—Arch 35c he became entangled in the rope this col., but what she seems to HAIR CUTS 25c Completely Padded with which the animal waa tied, not understand is the fact that the and was thrown on the ground. He Keyhole Expert sees nothing, hears was removed to a Medford hospital nothing, knows nothing, and tells • Mrs. Hester Pence, who has al). . spent the winter with her daughter.1 Barefoot boys, little devils about Mrs. Amos McKee, left Thursday 105 West Main Phone 57 Whirling 8prsy, up from ' for Jacksonville, where she is 10 years old, scampering around the | visiting her son. Mlnnus Pence. I She also will visit a son and ¡daughter on Elk Creek. • Alford Kubli of .Marshfield ac companied his grandparents, Mr. und Mrs. R A. Breceda, to the Ap- I piegate recently. At present he is|| visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Maud Kubll. Alford completed the eighth grade this year. • Mrs. Wm Heckman and two HARDWARE ichildren have returned to Modoc We Sell for Cash snd FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 743 Point after spending a few weeks Sell for Less visiting relatives on Applegate. Phone 13—Jacksonville Rlllle is remaining here with his , grandmother, Mrs. M. R. Buck. 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