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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner PERSONAL NEWS NOTES 1 Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill to Mr. und Mrs Harry Lynch and llaiiKlitor Eleanor and grnnddaugh ter, Juan Ellen, spent Thursday as guests of Mrs. Lynch's sister, Mrs. A. H Klelnhammer. • Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Dawson uro «Xpeeled to return this week from h 10-dnv motor t.'.p to coast points, including Newberg nnd Astoria, The^ planned to return through th« Willamette vall«y. • Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Htrnube Sunday Included Mis. Rena Collie nn<l son Toni nnd Mr. and Mrs. John Ikidge nnd two children of Medford' Mrs Harriott Taylor and duughtor, Miss Hasel Taylor, of Butte Falla, und Mias Lola Blackford of Willow Springs • Fr*<1 Crabtree left Saturday for his home nt Seattle, having spent several months camping and pros peeling on Big Applegate • Mrs Olive Duffey expected to leave the first of the w«-«-k for her home at Him Francisco, having spent the Inst month nt the homo of her non, Robert Fletcher, on Big Applegate. • Miss Rutti i'ldgeori of Everett, Wash, who Is spending a month visiting Applegate relatives. Is a guest nt the present of her uncle and sunt, Mr and Mrs. James Ar nold. graphic studio, after spending u short time an u guest of her moth er, Mrs. Julia Curtis, on Big A|>- piegate. Miss Patterson and her mother also visited relatives at Gold Beach for a tow days. / • Mrs. Margaret Lewis of this, city in nt th« Hacred Heart hos- pltal recovering from n major oper- • Frank Godward, brother of G. ation performed last Saturday. W. Godward, with his daughter and • Ice measuring a quarter of an son In law, Mr and Mrs. Maurice inch in thicknene wan reported on Scott nnd children of San Fran Dutchman's peak on« morning dur cisco, arrived here Monday. Mr. ing the cool w«nlh«r by Alex (iodward will remain in Jackson Rchlcbtl, weather observer and ville while the Scott family pro lookout. Mt Scblchtl wus enjoying ceeds to Portland. tli« coo) weather even during the recent hot spell, the thermometer • Hats cleaned, blocked and re modeled al Adel Lee Millinery. M reaching only H6 degree*. (X 25) M. Dept, store. • Huts cleaned, blocked and re modeled at Adel Lee Millinery, M • Kermit De Haas and Mrs. Verna M. Dept, store. (k-25) Hood, nephew and sister-in-law of Mrs. Hubert De Haas, were in this • Mr nnd Mrs Fred Benedict and city for the jubilee. Th«- came from dmighh-i'H Carolyn nnd Georgia their homo In Eagl«« Point. spent Sunday picnicking with rel atives In Ashland Llthla park. • Mrs. All«-«, Applegate Sargent Among those present w«r« Mr. and presented n copy of "The Oregon Mm Curl Winetrout of Klamath Trail an«l Som«« of It* Blasers” to Fail*, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence th«« Jacksonville public library. The Winetrout arid Mrs. Carolyn Wine author of the volume. Maude A. Rucker, Is a niece of Mrs. Sargent. trout of Grants I’ shh . • Applegate Grange members an • Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Smith ticipate an Interesting meeting to moved to Medford last week. night when th«« lecturer's program • Mrs. Surah Gueran, \ rs. Resale will be presented by the executive committee. Birthday anniversaries Carlton. Mrs. Celia Holmes and • Having motored to this section I of two member* also will be hon Mrs. Lottie Van Hcoy of Portland were in Jacksonville- Saturday. ho attend the Gold Rush Jubilee ored at thin time |ktr nnd Mr« BrM t McKee nnd • Mr*. Jessie Jones of Salem and daughter Jeanette of Klamath, • A vow that he will truck no Falls. accompanied by a friend, more mules over the Dutchman's Mrs. Jack Porter of Medford vis spent Sunday with relative* on peak highway was made by John ited with their cousin. Miss Isaie Applegate. Cunningham, C. C. C. worker, McCully, here this week. whose truck containing two mules • Rtnniey Glick of Mnlln Is spend upset on the south side of the • Miss Roberta Metzgar, daughter ing the week a* a guest of hln mountain a few days ago. Mr. Cun of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metzgar, became the bride of Robert Forbes cousin, John Harr. Both boys are ningham, accompanied by Bill considering with amazement this! Jones and Rowan Smith, was trans August 19 at the horn«- of the bride. thing called a vacation, for both porting the animals over th«i high The Reverend Joseph Knotts of the young men. John having earned way (so named because one aide V«-dfor«l l-’lrst Methodist church of a week of freedom from duties as Is much higher than the other) to ficiated. Relatives and a few friends a Brush Marine ai Camp Apple Siskiyou gap, where road survey wore present for the ceremony. Misses Lula and Andrey Metzgar gate. are pitching hay and not on ing is under way. No serious in i acted as brldesmaldes and Andrus the plan of the NRA either. juries resulted from the accident. Smith was best man. The bride • Mrs. D«-an Saltmarsh of Medford • Guests during Saturday and wore a bine satin gown with cor spent the week-end with her hue- Sunday at the home of Mr. and sage of white gardenias. The cou band on Tnllowbox lookout. Mrs. Mrs. Itave Jones on Little Apple- ple left immediately for Medford. Saltmarsh had just returned from gat«« were Mr and Mrs Luke Idlly ■ where they will make their home. a brief outing at Union Creek, and non of Grants Pass, Dr. and where she was accomimnled by Mrs. T. J. Heater of Newberg. Mr. • Dr. Thon. W. Hester, Newberg. Mrs Phil Whitlock and children of Jones' Hinter, Mra. Malinda Hagen I Ore., was among the visitors to Medford. and daughter of Roseburg, and Mrs. ¡Jacksonville last Saturday. He I wrot«- in advance that he "was com- • Mr*. Robert Fletcher and very Nettle Lung of Jacksonville. Old- i Ing to attend Big Mogul Duke Lew- time residents of the community young son. James Edmond, wore ' In In case the latter was Injured by expect««! to return to their homci will remember Mrs. Hag«-n an Miss Bad Eye Bete, and that he might Malinda Jones, who resided at Un late this week from th« home of render first aid to Bad Eye him Mrs John Porter In West Medford, iontown. self if he got careless and shot where Jimmie made his debut to • Bean canning In the relief kitch himself In the f«x>t again. I>r. Hes this world on August 15. when the ens of the Applegato is practically ter and wife, however, found little thermometer soared its highest, at an end and tomatoes will be attending to do of this nature and James Is the second boy In the utilized next, according to the can convert««! their attending to the family and in fort'ordained to rule ning chairmen. The second meet the household for mmn time. ing for the Ruch district was held • Miss Lola Straub« spent several , at the home of Mrs. A, U. Klein-: days last week as a guest of Miss hammer Tuesday and the second meeting for the Applegate district.' Frieda Young of Willow Springs. whore Mr*. Fre«l Offcnbacher is .• Mrs. J. C. Green of the Ruch chairman, was dinftensed with Wed-' Inaction is entertaining guest* from nesday on account of scarcity of th«- south this month. Tims« arriv beans The Applegate group can ing a short time ago from lx>s An ned 114 quart* last week. geles are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore. Mrs. A. B Eberhart, and • Thursday evening of last week* f»r Greshlfn Friday Miss Mary Mrs. Sophia Demmer of Jackson- i vllle iiill gave a special family re-' Kostenholz and H. L. Smith ar rived by plane from Ixmg Beach, union party for her sons and daugh making the trip In 10 hours. In ters and their families. Seventeen, cluding stops. Mr. Smith, who pil guests were present to enjoy her oted his own plane to Medford, hospitality. On Saturday and Sun- will Inspect alfalfa and grain fields dny the guests from California de I of the Ruch vicinity with the ex parted. going to their various! pectations of landing his airship homes, each with pleasant menior-, In thst community during his visit. l««s of a most enjoyable visit at the Sunday Mrs. Green and her Kuestn old home plac<>. vlslte«! Oregon caves. • Monday afternoon a fire broke out on the Jacksonville-Ruch high- • Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Cole, who have made their home at Steam- way and burned fiercly for some! boat for the last two years, are time before it was checked. A pans- j Ing motorist naw it and told T. 8. moving to ItnllaH, Or«»gon. ' Cady of the Summit service sta • After attending church services tion. who at once reported it by at Camp Applegnte Sunday, Mrs. telephone. The "fire laddies” re-i Bert Harr entertained the follow aponded promptly and soon had the ing guests at dinner at her home: fire under control, which action Mrs. Ervin Lewis and sons Dow was greatly apreciated by all the! and Bob, Mrs. Alice Hedberg, Wm. residents of the Immediate vl- Dorn, Mrs. Jim Arnold and three I clntty. children and guest. Miss Ruth Pld- geon. All enjoyed swimming dur • Mr. and Mra. Andrew Craig of l-o« Angeles and San Francisco, ing the afternoon. who were driving through to Seat • M th . Glenn Saltmarsh went to tle. stopped over to see how much Medford Monday. wh«>re she will lacknonvllle had changed in the he employed during fruit Reason ; 27 years since they were last there. nt the Rear Creek packing house, , j They were much interested in the • Mrs. Milud Kubll visit«*«! recent ly at the horn«« of her niece, Mrs. i Kathryn Dallalre, in Medford. . • Mrs. Merriam Worthington and yllttle daughter, Dianne, left Satur day for their home in San Fran cisco after spending the last five weeks visiting southern Oregon, friends and relatives. They were accompanied by Mrs. Vent Suther lin of Medford, who will join her hushnnd in the Bay City, where the couple will make their home. • Miss Beulah Patterson has re turned to Portland, where she is employed by the Bushnell photo-1 DEL ROGUE X Bowman’s Famous Page 3 Cold Hush Jubilee as their mem ¡Gold Rush Jubilee's many feature*. ory of the old town Included much Dr Hester expressed satisfaction that was represented there. j with The Miner, he being a regii* lar subscriber. , • David Adamson of Roseburg is staying at the Norvell home for a • Mrs. Harry Wortman of Med short visit. ford and sister and niece, Mrs Jacks and Miss Jacks of Chicago, • Mrs. P. M. Lee and «laughter visited here Friday. Audrey loft Saturday for Portlund, • Mr. and Mrs. ThomaH Simpson whore they will visit relatives. of .Ashland were among Jubile«- day , • Mrs. Alice Roth and Percy Me visitors In Jacksonville. I.aln of Chico visited at the Oscar Is-wls home last week-end. I ' pon • Mr. anrl Mrs. W. W. Bell of returning home Tuesday Ray lx«wis Ruch were visitors In this city accompanied them. Wednesday. friend* and they also have spent Because Machado flew away, he much time visiting bld acquaint lives to fly another day.— wesion ances on the Applegate. During Dr. Hester'» practicing period in the Leader. old town he acted on the reception committee for many a local person who made his appearance in this worl«l about 25 years ago and who since has found hl* lot among the stock raisers. Grangers or scribes. Somewhere on the Applegate the doctor ha* a namesake, too. ------------- •------------- Envoys of Yreka Gold Rush Here for Jubilee • Mrs. Helen Johnson fell an«) dislocated a shoulder Monday She About CO be whiskered men and la being care«! for at the Jackson long-skirted ladles from Yreka at-j ville sanitarium. tended the Gold Rush Jubilee held her«« Saturday. They came as guests • Helen and Muriel Coke visited and good-will ernm Issa ries from the at th« F. W. Clogston home Satur California mining town which, like day. old Jacksonville, got its origin from • M«-mb«rs of th«« Eastern Star goldfields and which now observes lodge of this city gave a farewell its past romance and history with party for Mrs. R A. Taylor anti annual golrl rushes. Th« Yrekans, picturesque in Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor at the Edward Bell home Monday evo blood-red shirts, black satin jeans flat-crowned, wide-brimmed ning. The Taylors left the follow and ing day f«*r Kellogg, Idaho, their , hats which must have come over the prairies in ox carts, added flav-j former resldenc|p j or an«j color to the old town and! • Jo«« Beach, son of Mr. and Mrs. ¡aroused much local interest in the V. J Beach, left Tuesday morning Yreka celebration, which will hold; by train for Portland, where he I forth Friday, Saturday and Sunday, | will visit with his grandmother, September 15, 16 and 17. The dele-| Mrs. Weaver, and be treated at. the gation was headed by Mr. and Mrs. Shrine hospital for rheumatic af Charles Ling and Mr. and Mrs. fliction. Joe, who starre«l as junior Don Avery, gentlemen and gentle league pitcher early this summer, women of the Yreka press and of hopes to return soon a "new man" ficials of that city’s gold rush com an«l none the worse for travel. mittee. Plans already are afoot for sev • Mrs. Mary Norvell expected to ho hostess to the Presbyterian Mis eral cars of Jacksonvlllians to sionary society at her home here drive to Yreka next month to see i how they “do it in California.” Thursday of this week. -------------•------------- J’ ville Stork’s Buddy Pays Friends Visit After spending a short time camping at Sulphur springs on Little Applegate, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hester left Monday for their horn«* in Newburg, Oregon, going by way of Grants Pass, where they expected to visit Mr*. Hest er’s slater. I 1 The couple, form««rly of Jackson ville, enjoyed attending the Jubi- l««e, where they saw many old time One Tree Is Not a Forest . . . A lone tree may snap In a high wind. A thousand trees make a forest that provides protection for every tree and for the man who seeks shelter from storms. One or two savings deposits, made and then forgotten, can offer small protection for the man who needs reserve funds. But many deposits, made regu larly, will guard the saver from the winds of adversity. Farmer* and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford FREE ENLARGEMENT! 4x6 Size with Each Roll of Film Printed Gardner Drug Store Next Farmer* 4. Fruitgrower* Bank, Medford We Are Southern Oregon Distributors for DU PONT POWDER AND ACCESSORIES S. C. PETERS (D.M.D.) (Correcting an Error Which Appeared in Last Week’s Miner) Dentist F Opposite Post Office TURE&HDWE.I Jacksonville Did You Place Last Weeps Special Edition Among Your Souvenirs? If Not, We Are Ready to Help You Out Extra Copies of the Special JUBILEE Edition Are on Sale at Miner Headquarters, the Nugget Confectionery in Jacksonville 5« V Or You May Send Direct to Box 138 and a Copy Will Be Sent Postpaid at Once for PERMANENT A Lustrous Wave You Can Manage AND UP for hair that has never taken a permanent successfully, we advise American Beauty Permanents. They produce a truly lustrous wave, beautiful and lasting. Telephone 57. New NRA hours will be from e.ght till six. 5c If you prefer and we’d prefer it too—you may enter your sub scription for The Jacksonville Miner and date it back to last week’s special Gold Rush Jubilee edition. Eight pages of fun, foolishness, history, romance and pictures. A good letter for the old folks and former residents you know. ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR — SIX MONTHS ONE-HALF BOWMAN’S BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR 105 WEST MAIN, MEDFORD PHONE 57 (APPLEGATERS—Send Your Remittance to Maude Pool, Applegate Editor) y
