Image provided by: YMCA of Ashland; Ashland, OR
About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1933)
- Th* Jacksonville Minar —— • Earl Bigalow, employed O. C. Boggs In Medford, is DID YOU HEAR US? Pa«a 3 by Atty. fore July 1, 1931, should obtain new While always glad when a round at Ruch cards at the first opportunity, Sec- the-world flier Is safe, we are never again, having returned from a va rotary Hoss warned. quite convinced, personally, that Renewal permits are being grant- he is sound.—Weston Leader. Yowsuh! We still want that cation trip to Portland. Jubilee edition copy for The • Mr. anil Mrs. E. R. Jone« of the <-d without examination to all op- [ Miner! Preston ranch and Mr. and Mrs. orators previously licensed in Ore Just two more editions and Fre«l Newman left Tuesday for a gon who are now under the age of then the big day . . . when we 10-dny motor trip to Monterey ; 70, those with clean accident rec- i Maude Comstock of Cull- • W. H. Smith of Medford was n I ords and those without physical want to make this newspaper a They traveled the coast route. accompanied by her brother lumber customer at the Purcel saw- fitten companion to the Hold • Miss Francis Barber of Medford defects. All applications must be and nephew of Medford and Mrs. ' mill the first of the week. Kush Jubilee. Anecdotes, yams, James of Ashlund, Is spending th« • Mrs Eloyd McKee went to Med and John Eddie and Marvin Stark made on regular forms supplied by poetry, fiction— aw. anything— of Central Point were guests of the secretary of state and must be week camping on Little Applegate. 1 ford curly In the week to be with signed in the presence of a notary will be welcomed and the sooner Miss Erlene Taylor Sunday. Miss Comstock’s nephew Is a non her sister, Mrs Hazel Atkins of of Larkin Reynolds of Applegut«!. Central Point, who expected to un-1 sent in the better, for we plan • Mr. and Mrs J. G. Tenney of public or other person authorized to start work on the special edi Willows, Calif., were guests of the to administer oaths. Examiners will • 0 H Blin k fol <1 lilial «Inurl>I< i «< dergo a goiter operation nt the Hu tion within the next few days. latter’s mother. Mrs. W D. Peck perform notarial duties for all ap cred Heart hospital l>r. Charles T. imiii uii<i vpiiii of WUlow I print And you folks over on the Ap ham. recently. Frank Scoffleld, also plicants without charge, Sweeney, who studied this type of visited the Applegate Sunday, re plegate you have a wonderful of Willows and a son of Mrs. Peck pointed out. surgery In th« east several years turning by Grunts Pans, ----------- ». country there, one which is sad ham, Is spending some time here ago, is her physician. ly unappreciated by many who NORMAL SCHOOL FACULTY • Mr. and Mrs Fred Straub« and with his mother. will visit southern Oregon Aug • Mr. and .Mrs Joe Johnson and family motored to Grunts Pass Sun • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ernest nnd MEN WIN HIGH HONORS One Musket Won’t ust 19. A few yarns and stories two sons. Alvin and Leslie of San day and spent the duy un guests Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Whipple of Hu< rumento are spending the week about the romance and enchant of Mrs Strnube's sinter, Mrs. Earl Francisco, spent the week-end as Th«- degree of doctor of philoso Make an Army . . . ment of your valley (the pret guests of Mrs. Johnson's cousin, phy, the highest academic degree McMullen The two fninill«s en sh guests of Henry Paul at the J. A. tiest In the county. If you were Mrs. Floyd Rippey. The Califor that can be attained In college or . . . and one or two savings joyed n picnic dinner In th«« city, West home on Little Applegate. to ask us) might help us both. deposits made and then for park, which wan given In honor of Mrs. George Beaman, also a guest nians enjoyed the swimming and university, han recently been con Send in your copy as soon as gotten can never fight off th<> 10th birthday of Dale McMul- of the West family last week, re prospecting which the Applegate ferred upon two faculty member« possible, it’ll be used The Min affords an«l the boys found country of the Southern Oregon Normal want. Many soldiers, care len Ihile had spent the Inst three turned to her home ut Canby. Calif., er can’t afford rejection slips. fully trained and armed . . . weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. life In general especially pleasing. school. Walter Redford, president _______________________________ many dollars carefully Straub«, returning to Ills home Sun • A rattlesnake uboiit three un a On their return, the visitors ex- of the school, was granted the de half feet In length was killed Wed • Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis and pe«:te«l to drive through the red gree by the University of Wash day. saved and deposited . . . it’s numbers that make for vic • Ijee Port Jr. went to Ashland nesday morning on the front steps j family an«! Robert Sw«Miney were woods and to visit way (mints of ington, and Arthur S. Taylor, his tory either way. tory Instructor, received hi« degree Sunday, where he visited his grand nt the horn« of .Mr. and Mrs. W. D. {dinner guests of Mrs. V. J. Beach Interest. Peckham. The rattler carried nine' | Tuesday. • Mrs. Elizabeth Cronemiller of from the University of Southern mother. rattles and Is the fifth to be killed Farmers and • Robert Klelnhuinmer of Berke on the ranch In the lust two • Rev. Stockton. Mrs. Mary Nor I this city is seriously 111, having suf California. ley «¡»mt a few duys Inst week un months. vell and daughters Margaret and fered a paralytic stroke a short Fruitgrowers Bank Lucky it doesn't make the weath a guest of bin uncle, A. S. Klein Barbara left Wednesday for Tur i time ago. This week her sister-in- law, Mrs. Harry Helms of upper er hotter to fire the weather jnan. • About 15 head of fine horses nnd Medford hammer, lie s|>««nt the early part lock, Calif., where they will spend Applegate, 1« remaining with her. —Weston Leader. of this week on mi outing party nt mules attracted considerable atten a few weeks visiting relatives. tion n few duys ago, when they Diamond lake which Included Claus • Last Tuesday Mrs. Aletha Can • Mr and Mrs. Cecil J«-llison of Klelnhnmmer mid Mr. and Mrs. were driven through the Applegate trail received an unexpected visit Medford, known among forest serv Merriam Worthington, who nr«i vis valley. They were owned by Frank from friends from Klamath Falls. ice friends as "< cfl and Sally,” ex EAT MORE iting hero from Sun Francisco. Woolerldg«- of Provolt section, who They were Mr. and Mrs. Jirn Hunt pect to resume their post at Ander- REAL BEER Medford people expecting to Join was taking them to California to er. Mrs. N H. Hepburn an«! daugh i son Butte, secondary lookout sta- MEALS trade at Scotts valley. , tlon, this week. They are accom- and the party Included Mr. and Mrs. ter Margaret. Vern Sutherlin and Miss Kathryn • With work on his farm Increas • Mrs. Jack Y««oman, Mrs. Mir panl«Ml by their young son. Applegate. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ing at this season of the year, E. H. iam Ward and small son Jimmie • Mr. Rosar and Tommy Dixon of InInhammer and their guests and Taylor has employed Eddie itaily visited with Mrs. Oscar Ixiwls last San Diego are guests at the Harry I Helms home th!« week. number of relatives enjoyed a of Medford to operate the Clover Monday. ------------ e------------- picnic In the «veiling on th» luwu leaf dairy truck. Mr. Dally, for-' • Junior Thompson of Medford is at the home of Mrs. Clyde Young. tnerly occupied by Gilman's dairy, siMindlng a few days in Jackson Two-Thirds Autoists will have employment till fall. Mr.1 ville with his aunt, Mrs. Chris I BROWNIE MARIE • Noel Pence of Jacksonville, who and Mrs. Dally are camping on the Lack Proper License had spent a week visiting bls aunt, Taylor ranch for the present and Keegan. CAFE Draught Mrs. Amos McKee, expected to re later will have a cabin in which • .Mrs Stella Beach. Robert Lewis. Joe Beach and Bobby Sweeney Unless early action Is taken, 19 North Fir Street turn to his home Wednesday. to reside. ■ spent a very pleasant Monday fully two-thirds of the automobile • Having spent several months in • Going to the mountain« contin swimming and fishing in the Ap drivers In this vicinity will be sub Washington with her grandparents. ues to be the popular thing to do, plegate. ject to arrest on the morning of Miss Juanita Moore, five-year-old and many Applegate folks are tak • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron September 1 f«jr failure to obtain daughter of Mr mid Mrs B< n ing advantage of the mountains at have received word that their son- their new drivers licenses, accord- Moore on Big Applegate, returned | their back door, so to speak. in-law. Ernest Holbrook of San I Ing to infornption just received by to her parents Friday Him was ac Among those going to the Silver Francisco, was able to be removed The Miner from Hal E. Hoss, sec companied by her mother, who ! Fork and Middle Fork sections re from the hospital Friday, follow retary of state. An official estimate went to Washington last week for cently for a few «lays indulgence in ing an accident July 10 in which discloses that barely one-third of a short visit. mountain air and «celery are Mr. he sustained serious injuries. Mr. the drivers in this section are and Mrs. Glonn Saltm^sb, Mr. and Holbrook was going to work on his equipped with proper drivers’ li Mrs. Fred West, Mr. and Mrs. motorcycle when he was run over censes. i’olice officials state that no mor U*onard McKee and daughters Enid by a truck, resulting in a broken and Marcone, Clifton Childers, ankle and badly lacerated arm and atoriums will be granted and a strict enforcement of the law will ixiuis and Bill Straube. Miss lx>la leg • Mrs Ulin Haskins and son were be observed in their check on all St ran be and Morris Byrne. • Mixa Shirley Offer«! of Medford, Medford visitors a few days ago I operators. With the “deadline” accompanied by a group of friends They were gm-sts of Mrs. Haskins' barely four weeks away, all per sons still carrying cards«.issued be- and relatives, spent Sunday on th«- niece. Mrs. John Cantrall. Applegate picnicking anti swim ming. • Allen O. Hess and daughter Ruth! ON YOUR Elenore. will leave Saturday for Granta Paas, where they will re main for a short time before going ; on to Portland to make their fu ture homo Gra|»evine rumors cir culating here are to the effect that Mr. Hess will become a benedict1 We ’ll Help ........ Help You by by soon, hie fiance being a well- known Portland lady prominent in COLD PACKING social and musical circles. If You Carry Your Own • Mr and Mrs. Orval Shores and YOUR ICE CREAM! I family of Central Point. Miss Ruth Our Retail Platform , Sorber, Gold Beach, and George Pints, Quarts and Up Packed to Last SIX HOURS or more! Buckley of Ruch were visitors at Real Hot Weather Picnic Relief the C. B. Dunnington home thin Service Is Instant ! ! week. 9 • Bobby and .Merle Miller have Ready-cut, Full Weight, returned from Oakland, Calif., Open Day and Night ! where they have been visiting their for Your Convenience sister, Mrs. Eddie Stokes. DAIRY AND PRODUCE COMPANY • Mr. an«! Mrs. Vance Barrett of i 28 North Bartlett, Medford * Phone 203 SEE OUR NEW 1933 MODEL Eagle Point spent last week-end I j with Mr. and Mrs Ray Hunsaker REFRIGERATORS • Jessie Gaddy spent a few days ! visiting Mr. and .Mrs. Garrison on Get a Flying Start in the Race to Beat Inflation Prices [the Applegate. Medford Ice and • Miss Gladys Guin, accompanied Storage Co. by her niece and nephew, Janet and Jimmy Oftadahl, went to Napa, 75 SUITS IN THIS EVENT! Calif., where they will visit Mrs. Edward Callan. $ 19.50 Suits on Sale at..........................$13.85 • l,eo Dressier of Crescent City, Calif,, Is visiting his sister. Mrs George Campbell, of Jacksonville. $24.50 Suits on Sale at.......................... $18.85 “SERVES YOU RIGHT’ • George Brownley and John Kirk went to Halsey, Ore., where Mrs. FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 743 Hand-Made Society Brand Suits. . $24.50 Brownley is living at pr«*sent. They are expected to return in Septem $16.50 Tropical Worsted Suits. . .$10.85 ber, as Mrs. Brownley will teach the Sterling school this year. $19.50 Tropical Worsted Suits. . .$14.85 • Mrs. F. I. Knowlton returned home with her baby boy, who was born at the Sacred Heart hospital GOOD CLOTHES AT LOW PRICES! early last week. • Hank Frazier, who played left field on the Miner baseball team, Your Quality Store— has returned to his home in Texas. • Malcolm Jones left for Salem. Ore., last Saturday. He is to assist in the Y. M. C. A. work there summer. • Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fick family, Mrs. Inez Gleason daughter Betty, Donna Cantrall, But You Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wyant and fam ily. Eleanor Clark and Lillian Medford, Oregon Never Saw it o Brown picnicked in Lithia park in Ashland Sunday. | PERSONAL NEWS NOTES | Bo/A from Jacksonville and Over the Hill 10c PAY±ESS r c c Your Opportunity to SAVE 4 PICNIC I" Before Prices Go Higher! SNIDER’S ne Home Grocery DEL ROCHE MUSIC Hath Its CHARMS Go Over Like This on An EMPTY STOMACH! . . . And, May We Add, There Are Many Ways of Filling This Gastronomical Cavity . . . QUALITY AND SERVICE OF THE HOME GROCERY GO A LONG WAYS TOWARD MAKING , YOUR MEALS A SUCCESS! The Place to Get Good Home-Cooked Meals HOT DINNER SANDWICHES ++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++♦♦+++♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦ + ---------------- -------------- T t FRESH FRUITS FRESH VEGETABLES FRESH GROCERIES FRESH PRETZELS!! j +++++*++++<.+4.++++++++4.+++++4.++++4.+++++4.4-4. i JUST CALL 743 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE!! A Full Line of Fresh and Cured Meats 608 East Main Street, Medford Headquarters for THE JACKSONVILLE MINER THE NUGGET Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE PHONE 162
