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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1933)
Th« Jacksonville Miner Page 3 'I ' m | • j„ • June 20 Jessie Clark attended a i chest shower given In honor lluth Applegate, whose mar- j triage will be an event of this sum-1 mer. • The Hartman brothers are con structing u bridge near the head of Evans creek They will camp Expecting to spend th« week via • A trip to Dutchman's peak was there until tbs bridge is completed. King relatives nt Portland, Mr. und ¡the accomplishment Hunday of Lee Mrs. Guy A. Crosby und daughter Port, Jr., and Maurice Byrne with • Monday Mrs. Norvell and fam Ann of Illg Applegate left for that I the assistance of u trusty flivver ily and Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT city Hunday morning. Ann will bug. They motored to Chnpel ¡Woods of Portland picnicked at ! — spend the summer with h«r grand springs and hiked the remaining : Table Rock. mother on a ranch near the Rose distance of a mile and one half. • Mrs Winningham und daughter Jim Llttell, Oscar I*ewls and City, and Mr. und Mrs. Crosby will Although they report snow from Valera of Copper were visiting in Emil Britt at Monday’s school return to Crater luku, where Mr. five to 15 feet deep along the trail, Jacksonville Tuesday. board election sitting in undersize Crosby will have employment as they said they walked around the • Miss Ethel IlunsaKor is work classroom seats with hands medi caretaker of the camp grounds. snow They estimated snowdrifts ing In Ashland, where she hopes to tatively supporting chins. Mrs Crosby, frequent contributor of ii depth of 50 feet on the moun- be able to attend normal this sum • to inugazlnes. will spend her lets- | j tain |M>ak. mer. Mrs. George Wendt coming in too ure time at the lake In writing. At • Mrs Helga Lund, well known • Phoenix and Jacksonville late to vote with appropriate ex present she la working on a serial. of Thompson < reek, Is car Granges will meet In this city Fri- pressions. • Mr. and Mrs William Hchultz rylng her arm in a cast, having day. June 28. The purpose of the • and Mrs. Eva Bostwick of Medford i severely mashed tier elbow some meeting Is to Initiate new mem Frank Zell and I>r. S. C. Peters bers, among whom are Mr and war« guests of Mr nnd Mrs. A. I time ago. Mrs. Manley Rexford of scanning old-time pictures in the Throckmorton Hunday. lower Applngtae also sustained a Mrs. Itay Hunsaker and Mr. and window of the antique shop and ex j Mrs. W. J. Nee. • Willi«» Carl of Murphy Grunge, broken arm In a fall recently, changing experiences of the range. • Mrs. Fred Fick’s brother, At well-known farmer politician, at • Junior, lOyear-old son of ('. A. • torney Fred Williams, and his tended the state Grange conven- Melvin, 1s recovering from a broken Don Dorothy. Cal Lusk and Her ■laughter Barbara arrived here from tlon nt Pendleton lust week. arm. ¡Salem June 13. Mr. Williams has man Anderson in u tense huddle on • Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fairweather • Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cady of the returned to his home but Barbara the hardware doorstep rapidly of California returned to their home Summit service station have just talking about nothing in particular is spending the summer here. Monday after spending a few days received word of the safe arrival • Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Church from in the morning sunlight. visiting Applegate friends. Hunday In Madison, Win., of their son. Prof, Glendale. • Calif.. were Sunday j evening they were dinner guests L. C. Cady und wife nnd son Theo- guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Chis Billy Dunnington grounded for a of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Knutzen, ¡dore. Prof. Cady will be on leave holm of upper Applegate. They are few days for riding his bicycle too • Lance Offenbacher and Lee of absence from the University of now visiting Mr. William Biege of close to an automobile where hie Port. Jr., were charming hosts to Idaho for one year to do graduate this city. pop could see him. a few friends at a card party at work nt the University of Michl- • Mrs E. H. Severance was a guest e the forest service bunkhouse Frl- nan and complete the requirements A fly eagerly crawling over the nt a Masonic dinner in Ashland day evening. Three tables of bridge I for his doctorate degree. They Tuesday. padlocked meat market screen door (or was it something else?) were'drove through from Moscow, Idaho,| • Wednesday evening the Eastern looking for an opening during the In play until midnight, when re-1 to Wisconsin. Star lodge gave the Manons a din-1 lunch hour yesterday. freshmenta of tike, popcorn and • Mr and Mrs. Henry Nleder- ner at the hall In this city. e your chlor« of Ice cream were meyer and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nee • Rev and Mrs. B. H. Jones and Bud Ilelnking and Paul Hess feel served. A good time was had by motored to Carberry creek Monday «on Malcolm returned from Salem ing insulted when someone yelled all und nobody means perhaps. "hay” at them as a greeting. Had seeking fish and sport. The creek Wednesday. Mrs Everett Miller of Medford waters were too high for either, • Mrs. J E Jones, who haH been it not been for pitchfork blisters, "visited Tuesday at the home of her I The Nees wore celebrating their visiting her mother, Mrs. R. A. the Innocent offender might have mother. Mrs. James O'Brien. seventh wedding anniversary with Taylor, has returned to her home been attacked. • Guests arriving Monday at the | the outing. ' In Kellogg, Idaho. home of Mr. and Mrs. John Byrne Mrs. Ray Coleman talking with . i«------------- • D. L Ewing and daughter Bet are Mr. Byrne'« sister, Mrs. Harold her husband in the hardware store ty and Neva of Weed ifre spending GABLE AND HAYES COME TO Watson nnd her husband and son to an accompanying jingle as the week at the home of Betty's I CRATERIAN SUNDAY IN HIT money changed hands. Bernard nnd her niece, Miss Flor- uncle. Harold Crump. once McKee, all of Han Jose, Calif • Co-starred for the first time in The visitors plan to visit with • Napping of afternoons seems to Mrs. Ed Severance driving that southern Oregon friends and rela be quite the thing among the femi their careers, Clark Gable and Hel great big black automobile three tives until after the Fourth. Rela nine students of the upper Apple en Hayes come to the Craterlan blocks after the mail. Just like ev lives arriving the following day gate who are home for the vaca theater Hunday In “White Sister.” eryone else does In Jacksonville were Mrs Emmett O’Brien and Mr. tion. in fuel It has become so • This I h the motion picture version whose garage Is 10 feet nearer than nnd Mrs. Pat Folley of Richmond firmly established In the day’s I of the famous F. Marlon Crawford the postoffice. • The Polleys expected to continue routine that meeting social obliga romance. tions of afternoons has become a Miss Hayes plays the role of an The Charles Blltch place getting to Portland soon. • Mrs. Ernest Holbrook of Han real effort. However, it has been aristocratic Italian girl who turns splcker and spanner every day. • Francisco is visiting at the home noticed that a member of the very down the suitor of her father's Mr. and Mrs. I-ee Smith wiping of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank young set was not napping when choice In favor of a young officer she should have been. In the Italian air orce, played by blood from their eyes at the Wed Cameron. • Mr and Mrs. Lee Peachey nnd • Misses Jean Van Dyke and Kath Gable. When notified of his death nesday night Armroy wrestling Bill Howard of Butte Falls visited ryn Applegate and Mrs. Kathryn nt the front, she enters a convent, show. • at the home of Mr. Peachey's sis Itallaire of Medford are spending i The story arises to a sensational Famous last words coming to several days nt the home of Mrs. climax when the lover returns and ter. Mrs. Lee Port, Hunday. finds the girl’s religious vows an mind of: “Oh. so the Miners lost • Mr. and Mrs. Uinah Caldwell Fred Offenbacher. another ball game Sunday?" and son and Bill Hagerman of Al- • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murphy and obstacle to their happiness. turns arrived at Squaw lake Mon* i family of Oakland, Calif., visited day evening and are spending the I friends in Jacksonville this week. week as guests of .Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Murphy Is the daughter of Orie Phillips j Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller, pioneers • Mrs. Clyde Young of Ashland of this city. nnd Miss Ethel Houston of Med • Francos Wakefield, who under- ford spent the early part of the I wont an operation on her throat week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i Inst Hunday, was seriously ill at A white hat can be all A. H Klelnhammer. her sister’s home in Medford early things to your summer • Friends are extending congratu this week. Hlnce she Is now on the wardrobe. They’re smart lations and boat wishes to Mr. and road to recovery her family ex with sports things, and Mrs. i^ee Matney who returned pects to bring her home soon. just as much at home with Tuesday to the home of the form • Mrs. Moore will present her chiffons! Brims and fez er's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John daughter. Maxine, nnd Mrs. Cath types. Matney, following their wedding at erine Wendt in a piano nnd vocal ^Burbank. Calif., Hunday, June 18. recital at the Baldwin piano shop The bride waa formerly Miss Car In Medford next Monday evening. mine Anderson of Klamath Falls Hat Remodeling $2.98 Values and during the last year has re SPECIAL PRICES IN OUR BASEMENT sided with her parents at Bur-1 MILLINERY DEPARTMENT bank Friends, molested with the charivari spirit, enjoyed an eve-1 ning of dancing at the Matney home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mat ney will remain at the home of the groom’s parents for the present, i • Dr. A. A. McBrlen of Medford was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taylor on Big Applegate Sunday. Dr. McBrlen, formerly of Grants Pass, is a new surgeon in Medford, having come there recently from California. • Mrs. George Stevens of lower Applegate Is spending some time in Washington, where she was called on account of the serious Hines* of her mother. • Mr. and Mrs. George Demmer FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 743 are spending this week in Medford, where Mr. Demmer is working on a car for his brother-in-law, E. R. Pech. They wore accompanied Tuesday by Thelma Martin a. > L m ,- L I.: ■ PERSONAL NEWS NOTES T'î, Bo/A from Jacksonville and Over the Hill Seen in a Daze The boat thing congress does, ad journment, ts seemingly the hard est.—Weston leader. ------------- «------------- Will Rogers wants the world's time stabilized, but it would still The election at the annual school be just as hard to get up in the meeting Monday of Claus Klein- morning.—Weston Leader. hammer as a new director in the If the geological prophecy of an- Little Applegate school, completes other ice age is true, it may be a cycle in three families of three just a waste of tim** to thaw out generations of directorships. The other two directors serving at the our frozen assets.—Weston Leader. present time are Glenn Haltmarsh and Harold Crump. Their fathers, A. H. Klein hammer. Bird Saltmarsh and Frank Crump served before them as directors for a number of years and In the late 70’s their grandfathers, Claus Klelnhammer. Joe Saltmarsh and Josiah Crump served together on the Sterling school board. At Monday’s meet ing Mrs. Glenn Saltmarsh was re-! elected clerk for Little Applegate. Results of the annua) election in other schools of the Applegate are’ as follows: Thompson creek. Mrs. J. R. Hoffman was reelected clerk and Bernard Hogan accepted a new directorship. Applegate, Mrs. John Pernoil and Jack O’Brien were reelected direc tor and clerk. Ruch, Gene Mee was reelected I have always dreamed clerk and Ralph Glides and Ray of owning a home—a Offen bacher were elected as new consistent savings plan directors. has made the first pay Uniontown, Frank Cameron was ment possible—and I reelected clerk and Mrs. Frank haven’t missed the Cameron and Sid Hanson were money! elected new directors. Beaver creek, Mrs. L. C. Port and Mrs. Eva McKee were re elected clerk and director. Watkins, Mrs. Bert Harr and Mrs. Ervin Lewis were reelected Medford clerk and director. 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