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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner Page 3 to Victor Noel of Klamath Falls. Smith and Nattalle Garrison of • After s|>ending a week with rel • Mias Alice Hoefe of this city The wedding occurred Munday at Medford were united in marriage atives In Jacksonville, Tiny Corn attended the Presbyterian minstrel Klamath Falls, where the newly ¡at Granta Pana Friday, October 27. best returned to his work In Klam show presented In Phoenix Friday weds will muke their home I Clayton Smith, brother of the ath Falls. evening. • Misses Hora ami Anna Schmidt groom, accompanied the couple a* of Grants Pass motored to Apple j a witness at the ceremony. The gate Sunday, wher« they were bride Is a slater of Okenoy Garrl of Mr and Mrs. Fred Bene- non of Ruch • W M Meek hud the misfortune head of minor roadu und trulls, guests • Mrs. Fred Henedict was hostess to have li litro colt killed by till from Portland; Hupervlsor 11. B. diet. uulotitobllo thia week In one way, Ilnnklii und Wm. Jones of Med • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moe M¡)ent Monday afternoon to the radio club Sunday as guesta of Mr. and Mrs of the Home Extension unit which It wan a fortunate accident h h no ford. ' was organized last month for the person was hurt, hh might easily • Wllllum Drumm ami bride, the Art Hooper at Granta Paas. • Mrs. Eva Moran of Thompson have happened. former Anita Warford, both of Med creek left recently for San Fran study of child training. Mrs. Mabel • .1 II Patrick and Walter Thur- ford. are upending the week uh cisco, where she will remain for C. Mack, who broadcasts the lec man. who have been living near guests of the latter's brother and some time. Mrs Moran was accom- tures every two weeks over KM ED, MATERIALS Sterling, have tnken one of T. H. wife, Mr. and Mra. Edward War- ! partied by Mrs. Tillie Grubb, who spoke Monday on marriage. Cady's cabina near the Summit ford, at Applegute. <• Mr and Mrs. Ray Coleman and 1 will spend the winter with her service station tor the winter. • Mrs. Fred Offcnbacher und Mrs. daughter, Mrs Charles Eckles, at Mr and Mrs Vivian Beach motored [to the Applegate on a slgbt-seeing • Mr. and Mrs. D Hendrickson William McDaniel motored to Me<|. Woodland. and daughter Olin of Medford were ford Tuesday where, uh local lead- • With a big dance on Thunks- expedition Sunday. The group ex guests nt the home of Mr. and Mra. era from the Applegate Home Ex giving night, the Applegate Grange pected to reach the Sliver Fork E. H. Taylor Sunday. tension unit, they attended a meet Is starting a series of fall dances. country, but was disappointed to SUITABLE FOR SHEATHING • The following forestry officials ing on clothing fundamentals con The public Is invited to attend find the road blocked with ma chinery at the head of Beaver. who traveled over the Applegate ducted at the senior high school by Thanksgiving. mountains on an fnapectlon tour of Mrs. Mabel Mack, home demonstra • Mr. und Mrs. Ike Dunford of • Mrs. H. K. Hanna entertained roads, wero luncheon guests al the tion agent. Prices Are Mounting Steadily—President Medford were visiting relativo« on the local health unit with a cov Star ranger station late lent week: • Mr. ami Mrs. Ben Dawson and Lillie Applegate curly in the week, ered dish luncheon Monday. Roosevelt Is Right in Saying “Now Is the Jack Halle, engineer from Wash Mrs. George Hlple of Hteambout • Albert Young left recently for • Marlon Smith and Lloyd Nor ington, D ; James Frnnkland, were business visitors In Medford Ashland, where he will I m , i»m- man went on a camping trip near Time to Buy” regional engineer, mid K. P. Cecil, Tuesday. ployed for the winter as a foreman Buff lake recently, I • L A. Clark of Copper was chop In forest service road construction • Mr*, .lame* McKinney of Thomp ping In Jacksonville Tuesday. son creek section spent the week work. Mr. Young will work with • Mrs. Charles Dorothy visited Ladies’ “Builders’ Bureau of Information" ............ . • Ashland crew, who are end as a guest of Mrs. Nell Rid-j Hair- building a road to the summit of with her daughter In Medford Mon Ings nt Applegate. day. Cutting / • Mr ami Mrs. J A. West enter the mountain, which later will con- • Mr. and Mrs W D Doty visited , nect with the Dutchman ’ s peak By tained over 70 guest* nt a dancing at the home of Lem Wilson In this party at their home on Little Ap road. Appoint 204 SOUTH FIR PHONE 124 • Mr. und Mrs, A. S. Klelnhaminer city Tuesday. plegate Naturday evening. Music ment • Roy Smith shipped a carload of was furnished by Mr and Mrs. Gus , motored to Wagner Gap Tuesday. apples to San Francisco last week where they were supper guests of Phone 57 Hanger of that section. • Mrs. Aletha Cantrall and chil- • Charles Mee, enlisted with the , Mr and Mrs Hugh Combest. They dr-n wero dinner guests of Mrs. visited at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. PERMANENT WAVING Evans ('reek Brush Murines, spent Gleason at the Connerly home last ' Harry Lynch during the evening. the week-end at his home on A SPECIALTY • With-"Win ter In the offing, num Sunday. ThompHon creek. • Ernest and Albert Olson and • Mr and Mrs, A. Throckmorton erous changes are being made Clifton Childers visiter] Mrs Iywts Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor have received word of the marriage , among the groups of CCC workers at her home In Butte Falls Sunday. A % 1 of th< lr granddaughter, Miss Elbe- on the Applegate. James Carrol and • George F. Fundal] returned to, 18 South Central, Medford lyn Della Scott, of Central Point, bls crew of men, who are stationed this city recently from his mine at the Slur ranger station, are changing the Tallowbox telephone near Hilt to spend the winter with line, moving It along the road bls daughter, Mrs. Lola Hildreth. Ross Dickey and his crew are re • Mr and Mr« Childers, gon Clif flooring the Whiskey Peak lookout ton and daughter Maxine and Mrs. house and making other repairs. ixda Hildreth spent Saturday as The Beaver spike camp has moved guests at the Leonard McKee borne buck to headquarters at Camp A ji- on Applegate ptogatr. the men continuing to • Mrs. Bixby has rented her home i work on tiie lower sections of the In this city to Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hunnel's and will leave soon for Beaver road. • Having been employed during Seattle, where she will spend the the summer as a blacksmith at an winter with a niece. Alturas CCC camp, llarry Gilson • Rev and Mrs. K. Iverson and I has returned to the Little Apple- Mrs Putney of Medford. Mrs. Young of Klamath Falls and Mrs. 1 gate for the winter. • The dance sponsored by the Ap- Bixby of Jacksonville were guests ■ píngate school Saturday evening of Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Jones at | was a huge success, with financial dinner Thursday evening in honor WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ’ returns amounting to 375. Mra. Jack of Mrs. Bixby. . O'Brien held the winning number • Mr. Childers is putting on a AN ASSORTMENT OF on the quilt which was raffled off roof and making other repairs on the Culy house on Applegate that that night. SAUCE PANS - RICE BOILERS • Having spent some time visiting was damaged by fire recently. I relatives en route, Mr. and Mrs. • Mrs. George Brownlee of Ster Main and Grape Phone 874 PERCOLATORS - STEW PANS Bert Clute and family, who are on ling was a Saturday afternoon cal ler ut the C. II. Dunnlngton home. a journey to Mexico, continued from Oakland Saturday, according to TEAKETTLES - DISHPANS [ word received by Mrs. Edward Warford. They expect to visit at TO GO AT - Santa Barbara, as well as at San | Diego, where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pfttock. formerly of Applegate. Mr. and I Mrs. Clute expect to cross the Mexican border, after which they SERVICEABLE IVORY ENMAELWARE TRIMMED will start their return journey. IN GREEN • The Little Applegate Sewing club held election of officers last . week, when they met at the home Southern Oregon's Largest of Mra. Harold Crump, electing Powder Distributor Mrs. Jess Taylor president and Mrs. ESULTS of a survey of 500 stores located in 117 country ' Crump secretary. The group, pri towns in nine states shows that for every 10 pounds of butter, marily organised for social get-to gethers. Is feeling jubilant over six pounds of butter substitutes are sold. The truth has long been 1 the last meeting, since every mem- recognized that the farmer is the backbone of the nation’s well [ her was present with the exrep ! tlon of one, making a total of 11 being . . . we all can help the farmer to help himself by eating nt the meeting. Mrs. Fred West HARDWARE more butter every day. Let’s all do our part for our mutual good! will entertain the club next Wed- PHONE 13 ! nesday. F YOU are interested in flavorful, healthful nourishment and JACKSONVILLE • Orle and Ravmond Phillips of Squaw lake delivered 10 hend ofj real food value, you will realize there is NO SUBSTITUTE i beef cattle to Medford Tuesday. for the rich vitamin and enzyme nutriment found in pure butter. having sold to n market there. • Members of the Applegate Home I Remember this: You never go wrong when you buy products Extension unit met Tuesday for a from the OREGON soil! demonstration on the use of milk, tn all day meeting was held, with Mrs Fred Renedfct and Mrs. T<ee Port the local lenders demonstrat ing. Mrs. Port acting in the absence of Mrs. A. N. Krause, who was ill, ns a result of an Infected tooth. “SERVES YOU RIGHT” The dinner consisted of dishes pre pared with milk, which had been 608 EAST MAIN, MEDFORD PHONE 743 demonstrated during the forenoon. A business meeting was held in the afternoon, during which time, Mra. Fred Ronedfct was appointed librarian for the unit. Twelve la dies were In attendance. At the next meeting on November 27th i Mrs. Mabel Mack will demonstrate! the use of cheese. • Mr and Mrs. Harold Smith of Medford were guests at the home; Phone 203 of the former’s mother, Mrs. Myria ¡ Smith, at Ruch a few days ago. Mr. — PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill 1 Now Is theTimefor R OOFING LOW PRICED LUMBER • • Porter Lumber Co. Yxu May Shop Around ior BOWMAN’S ■¿Carettes Enamelware SALE! ut not scriptions WEST SIDE PHARMACY Let’ s All Help the Farmer 79c each to Help Himself ... R \. COLEMAN’S //'“» - 7 I 1 I The Home Grocery SNIDER’S DAIRY AND PRODUCE CO Complete Typewr ’?r Service YOUR HOME GROCERY WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY, ARMISTICE DAY FROM 7 A.M. TILL 10 A.M. TRY THE NEW MODEL UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS • AND FROM Taylor and Bier ma 4 P.M. TILL 6:30 P.M. 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