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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner I Page 7 are visiting their mother, Mrs. • Mrs Margaret Lewis, who be Sophia Demmer of Jacksonville' came 111 at her home late last week, hill, drove to Portland Saturday toj was taken to the Sacred lieart hos visit their sister, Mrs. Carl Opper-' pital Monday evening man. They were accompanied by Mlns Babe Demmer, the whole party returning Monday evening to the old home on Jacksonville hill I where they are holding a family reunion. GARBED FOR GOLD RUSH JUBILEE PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill • Miss Frieda Young of Willow < tlie Star Hanger stutlon a few days Springs Is spending the week as a ago. Mr. Dugue, of the U. H. guest of Miss Lolu Htraube. wouthi*r bureau, visited Dutchman's peak during bls visit here. • John Cunningham und U>wls Buckley are spending the week at • Mrs Maud Kuhll visited ut the homo of her cousin, Mrs. Lee Hquuw Lake. By working overtime, Jacobs at Medford one day last Mr. Cunninghum, a Seattle Bar week. Brush Marino, earned a week of [ leisure. • J. Rose «. . _ __ ______ is _ spend- _____ of Washington i l>i vn Hme on Applegate as a • Mr and Mrs. ('has. *' . 811 'guest of his sister, Mrs. Benjamin and daughter Katherine and son M George of Portlund, were guests at • Having rectslved sever» burns on tlie face and hurids late last week as n result of a gasoline ex plosion, Wm. Harlow. C. C. C. work or. will recover without Injuries to his eyes, us was feared at first. Mr. Harlow, working at a sub camp In the mountains, was watching a gas tank as It was being filled by the light of a lantern, and when the tank overflowed the explosion oc- I curred. He war given first ald treatment and removed to the Sacred Heart hospital. THAT WILL • Leo Dattlebaurn of San Fran-1 jclsco was a guest of his aunt Stella Levy last Saturday. • Mrs. Paul Demmer and daugh ter, Miss Thelma Martin, spent Wednesday visiting friends in Medford. • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Demmer of San Francisco are visiting Mr. Demmer’s father, Mr. Paul Dem mer and family and other relatives and friends in Jackson county. CEDAR SHINGLES LAST 40 YEARS AT Big Pines Lumber Co Phone 1 Medford, Oregon • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce have '{one to Los Angeles for medical treatment for Mrs. Pierce, who has been quite seriously ill for some time. —Bhangle Photo. Bad Eye Pete. Calamity Jane and Alkali Ike as they will appear at • Miss Janet McMahon and Miss Jacksonville's Gold Rush Jubilee Saturday, August 19. The trio will pose as tough sourdoughs and a pioneer maiden with all the wlnsom | Francos Port have been enjoying charm of her grandmother They are, in real life, (reading from left mountain air und scenery during to right) Theron Applebaker, Miss Venita Daley and James Gwin. the last ten «lays. They are aceom-| Such impersonations are but a part of the famous old town’s prepara panying Ranger Port on an Inspect I tion for a recreation of her glamorous past as Oregon's first gold camp. • Mr. and Mrs. R. Hudson and son. Raughly, and her i mother, Mrs. Amelia Elmer, from I Alhambra, Calif., visited here Monday and Tuesday. They motored to Crater Lake Wednesday and also went to [Corvallis, Ore., where they visited I the Joe Morrcum family. Ion trip by horsebuck through the forests and cattle ranges. Peckham late last week when they was called to Star Gulch, where received word that their home was a log house, known as the Schultz • Owing to hot wi-ather and ex-| ' burning. Nearly all articles down cabin, and occupied by Mr. and I cosalve work «luring the late sum Mrs. Art Love, burned. The boys mer, the Little Applegate Hewing stairs were saved, however, when <-lub held its final meeting at th«" a fisherman, noticing flames start returned to their quarters, and were home of Mrs. A. 8. Kieinhammer ing from the light plant at the back routed again shortly after midnight of the house, broke through a win to extinguish a spot fire originat lust woek und voted to udjourn dow and obtained aid of neighbors ing from the blaze in the after until October 4th. Ton ladies were by telephone. The house, built by noon. present for the last meeting. Ralph Jennings about 15 years ago. • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubli and • An outing at their rump on was the property of F. C. Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hukill enjoyed a I Little Applegate whs suddenly in-, • Boh Mason of San Francisco, motor trip to Silver Fork vicinity torruptcd for Mr. and Mrs. W. D. I former Medford boy, motored to Sunday. 'Big Applegate with a friend Tues- Taylor entertained day. and spent the day picnicking • Mrs. Mrs and swimming at »he old Boy Scout over » Kuesta at a family reunion camp Mr MMon, now a student ' her home Suuftay. “ ” A * picnic on , at the University of California *he lawn was the principal feature medical school, enjoyed reviewing' °f *he day. the old haunts which he frequented Mot|on plctureB of an education- bn a loyal scout six years ago when W. W. Belcher was the scout ex- ,a* nature showing the scenic at- iecutive. Even the farmer’s grind tractions and activities of Oregon stone where dull hatchets were were displayed at Camp Applegate [Slyly whetted was not overlooked Monday evening. The pictures : by Mr Mason. He expected to were shown by W. V. Fuller, lectur- leave Wednesday morning for San > er for the state forestry service. I | Francisco. „rti (and , . \ - q — Johnson, — « « . for also of — thr When Jacksonville was Young It Was a Far Cry to Medford, But Now Modern Transportation Has Made the West Side Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS—FREE DEVELOPING West Side Pharmacy Phono 874 J. R. Woodford • Mrs. Ed Jones of the F. C. Pres V° C T-amoJ^f | at a Medford hospital Tuesday. Medford • I^e Port. Jr, returned Tuesday' * A» Near to You as Your Mail Box or Telephone The Place to Get Good Home-Cooked Meals • • HOT DINNER SANDWICHES 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 POWDER CAPS and FUSE Tools, Picks Miners’ Supplies Hardware Medford the the headquarters. and and i from a w«"ek-end excursion to Port-,,. ‘ . r.-di nt vied I ,. and Mr«. Primo cardl of Med- ¡arid »zs to vit w sk tne frigate Const I tu- ti«« tlon. Mr. Port, who was accom- WrZ ^‘.2^ ersnrtn^r panled by Ben Goldy and Russel * . M , Throckmor Herbert of Ashland, visited hi. ,e“U’ “n< ...mt Mr«. J. i a i>i.u Tnrock- iBunt, A. Bish, and also ton. Mr. and Mrs. da Lester I»» Miss Helen Tjosdal, member of the Ashland high school faculty who the Ruch couple Sund,y Is operating a restaurant in the anernoQn Rose city, known as ’’Barnacle • John H. Hueners. graduate of Bill’s Retreat” during the summer. Jacksonville high school in ’24. re • Work began last week on a new turned to this city last Saturday 7 room house for Mr. and Mrs. from Randolph Field. Texas, for a I'Ansil Gilson, whose home was des visit with hfs parents. He brought. along his bride of a few weeks, who troyed by fire three months ago. 'I^arkin Reynolds, assisted by Sam is a native of the old south. En route they visited Colorado Springs, Randall and Bob Pulliam, is doing Yellowstone. Glacier National park. . the work. Crater Lake and other points of • Jerry Stevens of Medford is Interest. Hueners Is crew chief at spending a few days as a guest of the “West Point of the Air” and | I Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Kieinhammer. has 16 months more time to serve, with the army, joining five years • Mrs. 8. E. Dunqjngton is recov- ago. He has been stationed at I |ering from an attack of flu from Randolph — near San Antonio — 11 I which she was ill last week. since 1931. The couple will remain [ • The first canning kitchen in the here through the Gold Rush Jubilee this week. i community, which was held at the ¡home of Mrs. E. IL Taylor, Tues • Mr. Clyde Melvin has just re day, was reported a success, with turned from a visit with his par [a total of 105 quarts of beans can- ents near Modesto, California. j ned that day. Five needy families • Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hanscom were represented. Miss Clair from Sams Valley are moving to [Hanley of Jacksonville, spent about their former home on the Little two hours at the meeting instruct Applegate. ing In the work. Similar meetings I will be held for the Ruch vicinity • Mrs. J. J. Bradley of Oroville. [every Tuesday, with the next one Mrs. L. P. Mohan of Sacramento probably at the home of Mrs. A. 8. and Mrs. I. W. Ware of Dixon, who i Kieinhammer. • Mrs. Gilbert Harshaw and her ¡daughter Ruth, left late laut week for California, where Mrs. Harshaw; expected to find employment. Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford Gold Bought by Redden & Co In 10 Years of Gold Buying We Have Handled More Than $700,000 Worth of Gold From Southern Oregon Miners SUITE 323 MEDFORD MEDFORD BLDG. Phone 720 Congratulations Jacksonville for showing us Some Harmless, Old Fashioned Hell Raising—and for Being Our Friends ♦ Porter Lumber Co Geo. W. 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