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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1933)
Tb« Jacksonville M PERSONAL NEWS NOTES I Paf 3 Call for Entrant* in Historic Pioneer Parade Jubilee Day <¿4 long the Concrete Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill A satisfactory price to the wheat grower usually in somewhere around a few cent« above what ever he in offered.—Weston Leader. A call for entrants in Jackson- Twenty-six Ashland Campfire • Mr. und Mrs. Frank Riddle of ! vllle’s pioneer parade, which will girls journeyed to H<|uaw lake Medford vicinity were guests at the be onesof the jubilee highlights, Tuesday, where they will remain home of Mrs. Riddle's brother, An- was sent out by Duke Lewis, Cham for two weeks. *11 Gilson, Hunduy Mr. Riddle con ber of Commerce chairman in charge of the feature. . • Mrs. Wold of Medford was a tinues to use crutches as a result recent guest Mt the home of Mr«. of huvlng Ills foot mushed with a The parade will start promptly traitor over two months ago. Helga Lund on Thompson creek. at 5:30 p. rn. on jubilee day and will embrace everything from sour • MI hh Valera Winningham I h re • Lee Huy of Central Point re doughs and their burros to elite, covering from an appendicitis op turned to his home during the fashionably clad ladies of the early eration performed at the Commun week end from u prospecting trip fifties. Horse-drawn vehicles, oxen ■ ity hospltul Monday. Miss Winning to the inoiintulnu. Mr lluy visited teams, costumes, whiskers, six-guns hum was rushed to the hospltul nt the Itonainore country and Sterling and all the trimmings will go to 10 o'clock Monday night and wan mountain I >urlng the trip, however, make up the parade of the west’s One bag of sand won't turn operated on three hours Inter. Dr. h« lost a mule which he hope« cat tie men may find In their cattle past. The parade last year was one aside a machine gun bullet. But G. It 01111 m I n her physician. of the most enjoyable features on 500 of them have enabled an • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pun! ex- ran km . I the big day's program and again army to turn back a bayonet peeled to leave Wednesday morn • Mrs Ray Hunsaker left Friday this year will offer substantial charge. A savings account Is like ing for their home In Hacramento, for Portland to see "Old Ironsides.’* prises for best get-ups. that. too. One deposit, made and having spent the lust eight months • Mrs Marg Norvell und daugh then forgotten, amounts to very Those seeking further informa- with the letter’s parents. Mr. and tors Margaret und Barbara und 1 tion. or suggestions on what to i little. Add to those deposits reg Mrs. J A. West. Rev. und Mrs. J. W. Stockton re- wear or do, should get in touch ularly and you’ll have a sum • Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson turniul this week from Turlock. with Duke U-wls at the Basket that will protect you from a sur Cullf., where they have been visit have returned to their horn** at grocery, in this city. It is planned prise attack of financial hard Joe Bar, huvlng spent several ing the past few weeks. to make the parade bigger and bet ship, no matter how severe. months at Reedsport, where Mr. • Mrs. Elizabeth Cronemlller lu ter than ever and the help of every Anderson hud employment. critically III nt her home in Jack person with an old trunk in the • Bllio lind Walter Hailley of Lit sonville. i attic is needed. tie Applegate left a short time ngo • The Boy Scouts of Jacksonville ------------- •-------------- lookers will echo for two days from for Klamath county, where they ure camping on Applegate this the surrounding hills of Jackson Medford week They ute a butteries« break-j have employment. ville, for the rodeo committee of • Miss Leah McKee went tc Med fust the other morning when their the Jubilee has decided to stage its ■ ford Hunday, where she Is em butter, which hud been anchored ’ feature both Saturday, August 19, In the river to keep cool, broke A determination to give the Gold ployed with Mr. and Mrs. Cole and again the next day, Sunday,* Holmes. Miss iMcKee will enter loose. Mrs. Buck found one pound I Hill baseball nine just what It needs One of the several canning kitch Bringing here dozens of hard rid- the Medford high school this fall. more than two miles downstriyim. most a large dose of humility— | Ray Hunsaker Is In charge of the wan voiced In Jacksonville this *nK- Dowl»KK«?d cowhands and a ens of the county as a relief meas • \rftiiir Limbeck und Jim and | camp. drove of outlaw horses, the rodeo ure, and the first to be held on the Jack Lee of (’entrili l’oint n|>«<nt • Arne Curlson bought the Allee l week. "If the Gold Hill team, which will bring back to the old town one Applegate, will be conducted in the has gotten entirely too cocky be _ last week camping on Illg Apple- Ulrich property and has moved in. of her former chief means of en Ruch district Tuesday, August 15, Ante Jack In remaining orai <in • Miss Millicent Applegate is vis cause It won a few games this sea- tertainment back in the days when at the home of the chairman, Mrs. ' son, will come here Jubilee day. E. H. Taylor. All needy families of ■Mreefc, although his companions re iting at the C (*. Chitwood home. August 19. we’ll show ’em the ins regular schedules were maintained Ruch. Big Applegate and Little Ap turned Hunday to Central Point, by stage coaches plying between • Mra. Vance Bostwick and daugh • Mr and Mrs. Fleece have re ters Uils, Barbara mid Doris were an<l outs of the great American San Francisco and Portland through plegate are asked to be represented turned to Utile Applegate, having luncheon guests of Mrs. Frank 'game," said Manager Beach yester this old mining camp. The Oregon at the meeting. day. spent several month« at Hood j Cameron last Wednesday. Beans will be the product canned Although the HIIHtes have won wilderness was wrested from the River. • Mrs M. Zumwalt and son Ralph all their games so far this year, savage and hostile Indian with the at this time and women from these • Eddie I Hilly, driver of the Clover made a trip to Grants Pass last their strongest rival in any one aid of the faithful home and Its districts will bring their lunch, pre pared to do their own canning of leaf dairy truck, underwent an op I Sunday. gam« wan Jacksonville and with the wiles and temperamentalities will eration for appendicitis Tuesday • Amy Dow Is preparing a picnic full team ready to go to war with be on display as the rodeo snaps the green beans from their gardens. Tin cans and a sealer will be fur afternoon at the Community hos ground adjoining her cafeteria them those In the know predict the , Into actlou. pltal Dr. A. E. Dodson is his phy- which is to accommodate the pub neighboring city’s long string of Fencing, chute« Xnd corral are nished by the county, according to slcian. lic oil jubilee duy. She will serve a luck is going to play out on them— almost completed and a huge grand- arrangements made by Mrs. Mabel • Mrs. Vernle Stephenson was good ploncer dinner In the shade that is. If they are sportsmen "‘a?«! will be ready fo£ rodeo fans Mack, demonstration agent. A canning kitchen also will be hostess to s number of relatives of the trees. enough to come over to this city within a few days. Ten stands, at a dinner Hunday nt her home • Mra Jeus Taylor of Applegate, for another game. It was on the each seating more than 100 per conducted at the Applegate school near Copper. Guests included Mrs. Mr. und Mrs. Joo Marconi and chil ■ local diamond the Gold Hillers re sons, will be built for Jubilee day house and it Is hoped that one may Mark Winningham, Billy Winning dren of Corvallis were visiting in member their scantest victory. and. following the baseball game be maintained at Copper for the neighboring districts. hum, Mrs. Polly Watkins and non ¡Jacksonville last Friday. "Of course,’’ commented Coach and rodeo, will be dragged into a Guy. Mrs. James Winningham linci • Mra. Emma Doris of Eugene has I Punk Dunnington when speaking of large circle to form the outdoor daughters Valera and Dorothy and ¡been visiting her Sluter, Kate Hoff the proposed game, "CJold Hill wrestling arena at night. Much con- Mr. and Mrs Albert Collings. man. She returned to her home ¡probably would _____ rather _____ bask __ in ___ the structlon and preparation has been • Captain and Mrs R B McMahon Sunday morning with h«r daughter warmth'of their present record than ' necessary for the rodeo, and this and family motored to Medford a land son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Carl | come here Satiirduy. during the feature should be one of the great- few evenings ago. where they vis ; Hardy. cards the old town will ' coiebration, and take their chances eat ' drawing J ited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tnlley • Mrs. John Price was a guest of with the Jacksonville team—the have. The rodeo will be held on the i and son and daughter who were MI hs Issle McCully Sunday. I same team that set down the Brush high school ball field. traveling through from Indiana • Mrs. Illalr of Crescent, Oro., vis Marines last Sunday so hard. I —- - e------------- • Mr and Mra. Lester Throck ited at the home of Mra. Fred don't think they will have the cour- No occasion arose at the London morton of Eagle Point wore guests Clogston. ' age to do it." conference for our Cox to crow.— of the latter's |>arents, Mr. and • Mr. und Mrs. Ike Dunford and I i Gold Hill, It will be remembered, Weston leader. FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 743 Mrs. A. Throckmorton. Hunday. son LeVon, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar has been very nolBy about her win- The scientist who reports that • Mr and Mrs T C McDaniel Ijewls and family, Mr and Mm. nlng streak, but the local nine is whales can’t smell might change and daughter expected to leave Roy Jones and family. Doris Clark grooming Itself to make a little his mind if he could use Olin Mil Thursday for their home at Vaca and Joe Busby picnicked on the noise too and is confident it can ler for bait.—Weston Leader, ville, Calif., having «peat the last Applegut« August 6 to celebrate do the very thing no other southern month as guests of Mra. McDan LeVon Dunford's twenty-first birth Oregon team has been able to ac iel’s father. William Buck, on upper day. complish this year. "I can hear Applegate. They will be accompan • Mrs. Arthur Davies Is spending 'em squawkin' now when we lick ied by Mr. and Mra. Sterling Dob a few days with her mother, Mrs. 'em—If they’ll play us again.’’ said , bins of Vacaville, who arrived here ■ Charles Dorothy. one of the Miner players. If the Saturday for a short visit. The • Donald Kenney was struck on Gold Hill team can be persuaded group will visit Crescent lake on the head by a tree limb while driv —or tricked—into coming here a their homeward journey. ing tractor at Applegate C. C. C. week from Saturday one of the best j • Mra. Vai Haskins of Beaver sec camp. He walked to camp, where ball games of the year should re Í rr ) tion wan a guest of Mm. LI Ila Ilan he received first aid and was then sult. But then again, scouts from kins at Ruch Monday. rushed to Bedford for further the neighboring town may have HIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIHIIIHlIlltllHHHIIII • A large crowd from the Apple treatment. witnessed how the Miners are work —Subscribe Now — Today I gate community attended a trav- • Mrs. Helen Johnson has been ing lately. .■ Mall Remittances Direct «ling magician’s show presented at taking care of the home of Mrs. It remains to be seen just what to Box 138, Jacksonville, the Applegate Grange hall a few Elva Itaypholtz In Medford for the kind of sports the cement city pro or Drop Into Jarmln A evenings ago. past three weeks. duces. Woods, Roxy Ann Con • Miss Ruth Pldgon, employed at • Mrs Wilber Gameroh spent last — fectionery or Gardner Everett. Wash., arrived on the Ap week in Medford with her sister- Drug Store In Medford. plegate n few days ugo’ and will tn law, Mra. Vance Bostwick. spend a month vacation with her • Miss Frances Storm and Car itti aunt. Mra. Truman Lewis Miss Pld- lyle Smith were united In marriage 1 YEAR ONE DOLLAR gon's home is in Montana. last Sunday. They will make their • The Brush Marines won another home In Jacksonville. Thunderous pound of homes’ Six Months 50c ban «ball victory Saturday from • Jason Hnrtman returned from hoof« on the ground, yippee-ing Mailed Anywhere In U. S. Kerby camp with a score of 16 to a visit with relatives in Ohio this shrelks of cowboy« and frenzied 13. The game was played at Selma. week. And, May We Add, There Are Many Ways of Filling Thia Hartman also took in the cheers of hundreds of thrilled on- Gastronomical Cavity . . . Chicago fair enr-ute. • Mr. and Mra. Charles Mitchell of Klamath. Calif., are visiting rel GET READY NOW TO ENTER SOUTHERN OREGON’8 atives and his sister, Mrs. Ed Mor HISTORIC EPIC—THE rison, who Is convalescing at the OF THE HOME GROCERY GO A Jacksonville sanitarium. LONG WAYS TOWARD MAKING • Mrs. C. B. Dunnington and daugh YOUR MEALS A SUCCESS! ter and Dorothy Morrison were The Gold Rush Jubilee’« Moat Interesting Feature! callers at the Louis Puhi home in Medford Monday. STARTS SATURDAY, AUG. 19, 5:30 P. M. SHARP • Mrs. L. J. Combest and Grand ma Faucett spent Wednesday at Dig Down In That Old Trunk—Hitch Up the Nag and Be a the Fred Foote home in Medford. Pioneer Again! • Chester and Lucille Flitcroft re turned Sunday from a two months i visit with relative« tn Coon county. One Sandbag Won’t Make a Rampart . . . Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Miners Go After Gold Hill’s Baseball Scalp First Can Kitchen on Applegate Tuesday DEL ROGUE a The Home Grocery “SERVES YOU RIGHT” MUSIC Hath Its CHARMS z The Jacksonville Miner Wants Your SUBSIDY! . . . But You Never Saw it Go Over Like This on An EMPTY STOMACH! 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