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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner ___ ________________ P»g« 3 «rance of this city. The event was scribed a* being exceedingly pois “Some people make their bed and stand that Olin Miller boaata of given al the Medford borne of Miss onous to rattlesnakes. ! then He about It,” says The Jack-. already knowing all but ! Doris Bundy In recognition of the This tickled the old Indian tre sonville Miner. And still are unable! them--Weston Leader. approaching marriage, January 1,1 mendously, but the rattler seemed | to keep under cover.—Weston of Miss Warner ami Max Becker of f to be considerably bored and re I¿coder. ('aid well, Idaho. Ladies* I * Mr and Mrs. E. H. Severance garded me quite contemptuously No doubt 1933 will go down in Hair- history as the year In which we und family expec ted lo Im guests of with hi* black, beady eyes. Finally plowed under cotton and the 18th • Following the bu»ln<>»s meeting I badly cut by a piece of flying nail, Cutting of the Applrgnte Grange Friday lie was taken at once to Dr. Thayer Dr ancl Mrs C. T. Sweeney at their I left, after being Invited to call amendment. Thomaston (Ga.) By evening, n abort time was devoted ' In Medford who pronounced Hie Medford home for Thanksgiving again and managed to get away Time*. dinner. Two other families also will i Appoint from that place all in one piece and to tho usual observance of birthday wound serious und expressed doubt ' meet nt th«, festive board. Give the republicans credit for without having to part with any of having ment annlveraarloH of members, Refresh that the sight of the eye could be the courage to undertake a ! my poMMCMMlooH, but have neglected big job. They're making plans to merit*. With a large birthday cake, saved. Phone 57 wore served by candle light In a • The third annual gathering of Pueblos Fed New-Born to call again during the last 50 whitewash the elephant.—Thomas I year* for varlou* reasons. room cosily decorated in autumn tile Winningham clan was expec ted ton (Ga.) Time*. PERMANENT WAVING To shorten my story, when I got leave* and berries. Honor guest* lo lie held in tile Jacksonville Odd Baby to Snake God A SPECIALTY "There'* no money in heaven,” to the-Rio Grande I found tho river asserts were Mrs George Forrest. Mrs. Follows hall Thanksgiving day. din- I a minister. That’s hell.— j bad boon on a big rampage and had Dave Courtney. Mrs. .luck O’Brien, nor to Im served about I p. m The BOWMAN’S (Continued from page one) Thomaston (Ga.) Times. Mias Lets Gilson. C. A. Franzen, , ' lcui. headed by John Winningham right to the head of u shallow ra washed out every bridge for 50 Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor It is to be wondered why the C. U. Thoma* and Edwin Taylor. of Applegate, has more than loo vine from whore I could see the mile*. And Espanola was on the I'nited States is attaching so much 18 South Central, Medford • Mrs Boil Moore and very young I members In and around this sec river about three miles ahead of other side. The water had receded Importance to the fact that Ger-, Home hut the river was stlli a half son, Wllford l<eo. returned to their tion, about half of whom ure ex rue. A* I went down the ravine, I mile wide and running very swift many withdrew from something we homo on Illg Applegate Sunday pected to Im present. Last year was congratulating myself on my refused to join Olin Miller in muddy I looked at Jt a long Thomaston “Better Quality” (Ga.) Times. from Central Point The young Mr Mark Winningham was the oldest good fortune In not meeting any and and finally decided to swim Weston weather this week is Moore arrived on Friday. November member present, being «5 years of one, when all at once where the time re with rny clothes on. It seemed mindful of Olin Miller, it's USED FURNITURE 17, and weighed nine pounds, which ngci. Following dinner there will bo i a vine; turned a little, I saw an It so to be either that or go back to Is n fair aturt to face the world’s a dance held In tho evening to adobe house on a low hill not more Santa Fe, which 1 had not the balmy.—Weston Ix-ader. which friends of tho family will Im than a stone’s throw away. While Basic English, touted as a world battles. MEDFORD EXCHANGE ■lightest intention of doing. j Invited A four piece orchestra from language, consists of 850 of the 39 8. Front • Mr. and Mrs Kdwsrd Kubll | Medford ha* boon engaged for the I wuh looking at thi* house un In Phone 931 I knew it would bo a hard tussle, simplest English words. We under- spent Hnturdiiv evening in Medford I occasion. Among those expected to dlan came out and of course saw but Imagined I could make it all as giiMta of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Le Im present uro tho following: Mr. me at once. So I thought I had bet right by taking advantage of the Fevre. They attended a show, going and Mrs II C. Whitney, Mr. and ter put on a bold front and go current. The only thing that pre to the I.a Fevre home for lunch Mrs. Walter Scholar ami two chil right up to the house, which I did. vented me from trying it was the Addressing the- Indian I wished him gluey, red mud as deep an my knees afterward. dren, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Winning • Mr and Mrs Bort Hukill left ham and two children, Polly Wat- n pleasant day in Spanish, which and a hundred yards wide that had recently for Klamath river to spend \ kins mid son and Mr. and Mr*. by then I could speak very fairly been deposited by the river along the Thanksgiving week end as i John Winningham und family of i and which all the Indian tribes in' i Ils bank. I tried It several times, guest* of Mrs Hukill's mother, Mrs. i "lx of Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. that section understood, ancl went then gave it up as a bad job and on. Turning the corner of the house, ( Mnpidosden I'd Bussell und Mr. and Mrs. Murk I looked down and right there at went on up the river. • George It Klrkputrlck of I'asn Winningham of Applegate; Mr. and my feet was spread out the plaza About two miles above I saw a dona. Calif., who recently completed Mrs. Ed Pence and Mr. und Mr*. of couple of Mexicans on the other Pc-rwhacky. tho principal village u sneaking tour to points us far Bob Dawson of Trull. the Pueblos and the very identi side with a boat. The- river banks I north ns Canada, spoke nt the Wat • ('apt O. L. Ovc-rmeyer and Earl of cal place f had tried so hard to were higher there and no mud to of. After much yelling I at kins school house Friday evening uvotd. And the sharp speak on social science A lurge crowd Foy were in Jackson villa Sunday I eyes of at furthermore, tracted their attention and they1 200 Indians had over. It always is dangerous listened tn the speaker. Including forenoon concerning 1 ¿eg ion busi sjeotted me least the instant I stepped came ness. Their point of call was Punk a representation from Camp Apple Dunnlngton'H garage Into sight. 1 was sure in for It. I In the Mexican country to admit anti- CCC Imys who furnished mu ® Those to attend the Medford could see half a dozen Mexicans having money. One must always be sic during the evening were Wood Gun club turkey shoot last Sunday clown In the plaza with wagons full broke. He’ll get what ho wants any row Murphy. Forrest Mathews and from this city included Mr. and of fruit and vegetables which they way and won't be so liable to have Mr. Bryant. Mr Kirkpatrick Is on Mrs. Hay Coleman, Fred Fic k. Vlv ! had brought In to trade to the In his throat slit. So I told these Brownies I had his return trip to Pasadena, having Beach anc, Dan'l (Boone) Shuss. dians. So I went down to them and spoken in Medford at the city hall Huy Cole-man and Dan'l engaged started a conversation. After they no money but would give them a three weeks ago. While on the t|> In shooting, each winning a lur had asked me all about myself, one razor to take me over. 1 had two piegate he was a guest of Mr. and key, with l>an'l dragging home a of them said, "While you are here straight-edge razors with me, one a good, plain razor I used myself, Mrs Bert llnrr. hen anc| sack of sugar besides. Mr. you better go over and have a T äp St ore • Mrs Will Copeland of Little Ap- and Mrs. Hllnn Coleman of Med look at the Rattlesnake God,” and and the other a beautifully handled plegnte underwent an appendicitis ford joined the local party and later pointed out the adobe casa where thing that wouldn't hold an edge. I offered them their choice, knowing operation nt the Community I iom - In the clay the two Coleman fam he was kept. they would select the pretty one, pl'-1 Mondav evening. They also told me all about tho files and Dan'l (Boone) Shuss re • Mr. and Mrs W A. Childers of tired to a cafe for dinner. They feast days and how they fed the which they did. And so I landed Espanola after all. Jacksonville spent Sunday with migrated from there to view the snake on such occasions with the safely In ----------- •------------ relatives on Applegate. last new-born baby of the tribe Main and Gran« wiles of one Mae West. Phone 874 One-word description of Olin Mil- • About 50 head of beef cattle, • The Homo Economics club of and how the mothers considered It Nefandous. ” — Weston leader. owned by C W Culy and Ed Fin the Jacksonville Grange, headed by a great honor to be the one to con ley of I'pper Applegate, were de- Mrs. E. S. Severance, opened Its tribute her youngster as a sacri •llvered to George Nichols nt Med hall last Friday night with a com fice. They told me the Catholic ford Wednesday. bined bazaar and carnival with church had been trying to do some- • Attorney and Mrs C.us Newbury fortune telling, fish ponds and all thing with these Indians and had of Medford motored to the Apple the trimmings reudy for business succeeded In converting some of gate Sunday. following dinner, which was well them, but that the lure of the Rat • Holland Smith. Ruch farmer, was attended Approximately |100 was tlesnake ceremonies on feast days a buslnnaa visitor in Medford Wed cleared from the event, proceeds of was too strong to be resisted. nesday. So, feeling that matters couldn’t which are to be used in remodeling • John Harr, locnl Brush Marine, the Grange hall in the old court be much worse than they were, I la taking u few days vacation as a house A three-yeur lease has been went over and. finding the door result of sustaining a gash on his signed with the county court by tho open, walked right in. An aged In hand with a cross-cut saw a few Grange, and plans are underway to dian (nearly 90, he told me) was days ago. take out several partitions, erect a sitting on a kind of stool and to • Tuesday afternoon Lewis Meek. stage and equip the room for the him I spoke In Spanish, telling him Men’s Athletic Ensembles 17-year-old son of W. Meek, had the pr<-sentation of playa and dances. I was passing through the town pair 95c misfortune to have his right eye Word was received by the Jackson and had stopped to pay my respects ville Grange from E. C. (Jerry) to the Rattlesnake God. He seemed Non-Run Rayon Vests—Broadcloth Shorts Heroine that the Medford Chamber to be (densed at that and opened to Match of Commerce Diamond Jubilee- rep 1 up and told me a lot of things. Bring in rosentatives would like to meet with Said he had had the guardianship the local organization soon and of the snake for over 50 years, had Your Old forniulute plans to bring some of inherited it from his father who had the Jubilee events to the historic got It from his father. So I fig DERBY Men’s Dress Shirts Turtle-Neck ured Mr. Snake must have been ; courthouse. • • The Medford Active club Satur well over 150 years old, maybe 200, Sweaters Why not let us day night entertained about 50 as they live a long time under fav orable conditions. make your old couples with a “hick" party in the Plain Rib, All Wool Novelty 3-button cuff—plain While we were talking his snake hat new? courthouse Grange hall. The eve Navy and Black broadcloths in white, black, ning was featured with refresh ship slithered out from under a Men’s Neckties cadet blue—also full line of huge pile of sacks in a corner, all ments. dancing and stunts. $3.25 fancies. • Among guests present at the but his rattles. He must have been Pure Silk, Hand Made and buffet supper and kitchen shower all of five feet long and about the Wool Lined in honor of Winifred Warner size of a six-inch stovepipe. The M. M. Dept. Store given Monday evening was Florence Sev- old Indian told me he had 28 rat BRUSHED WOOL tles, but that doesn't spell any thing. as rattles often are broken SWEATERS 13.59 off and one can't tell much about For young men - zipper fronts Dress Gloves them. in Gray, Brown and Blue Remembering the sad ending of $1.25 to $1.75 numerous missionaries who have Black or brown all-leather Men’s Sheep-Lined House Slippers, $1.95 been killed and eaten ancl other Wool Lined wise mistreated, while endeavoring Kid or Suede Leathers—Soft Soles—Cushion Heeia—at this to change the customs of various Special Price! foreign people. I have never tried my hand at that line of industry, . 4 but have always followed the wise Gunmetal Grain Oxfords, special, $3.45 precept of Julius Caesar (wasn't Welt Soles—Blucher Cut—Plain Toe it?) who remarked “when in Mis souri do as the Missourians do,” or words to that effect, which may S & H GREEN TRADING STAMPS GIVEN help to explain why I am still alive. 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