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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1934)
The JACKSONVILLE MINER Personal News Notes <L Both from JACKSONVILLE and OVER the HILL • Work I m progressing rapidly on the new Applagato bridge, al* though the atruoture will not be complete for aoma time. All of the atoel huM been placed, and with a riveting machine arriving last week, the riveting gang I m busy ut present. Part of the crew were pouring cement for the approaches Wednesday. • Mrs. Frances Edwards and small non of upj»er Applegate re turned to their home Monday after spending a fe wdays aw guests of M im Kdwarda* brother, Frances Criteser, at Iceland • The Nugget for magazines. • Alford Kubli of Applegate, freshman In the Jacksonville high school, wua absent from classes for a few days as a result of measles. • Mr ami M im A. B. Klelnham- mer motored to Yreka during the week-end. Where they were over night guests of the former's slater. Miss lila Kleinhammer. They also motored south as far as Weed, and during their week-end jaunt were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynch at Wagner creek. • Miss Lucille Reeder, teacher at the H« aver creek school, spent the week-end with her parents In Ash land. • Mrs Ben Moore of Hig Apple gate, sustaining minor injuries to her back a few days ago. Is spend ing a short time in Medford un dergoing treatment. • Mr and Mrs. Albert Hackert of Jacksonville spent the week-end with relatives at Squaw lake Sev eral lower Applegate people, com bining business and pleasure, also spent the week-end nt the lake. Including Mr. and Mrs Edward Kubli, Mr. und Mrs. 1-con Offen- bacher, Mr. and Mrs Cliff Smith. Mr. and Mrs Jack O'Hrien and Mr. and Mrs Bert Hukill • Mrs Anna Cater of Medford visited recently at the home of her brother, Frank Cameron. • Three midget photos 10c at Peasley studio, Medford. • Brush Marines at Camp Apple gate, where a German measles quarantine is being partially en forced. have been enjoying the privilege of trips to Squaw lake. Blue Ix-dge mine and other local points of interest. • Charles Hamilton, well known philosopher of Ruch, was a Med ford visitor recently, and observed spring fashions enroute. • Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Tnylor, ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Doc Stevenson of Medford and Mr and Mrs Jack Green of Jacksonville spent Sunday picnicking on Car- bury. Although the trip was de signed primarily for fishing, that sport offered no luck. The group Harry C. Skyrman Attorney at Law • Phone S17 Medford Bldg. repaired to the home of Mr and Mis Taylor for a waffle supfa-r in the evening, which was followed by curds, several additional friends arriving to enjoy the diversion. • Mrs Victor Anderson, Mrs C. C. Huck. Mrs. Ross Dickey and Mrs Ixmcc Offenbacher of Big Applegate were among those at tending the School for Parents ut the First Christian church at Med ford Tuesday. > Mr. and Mrs Ross Dickey and family spent Sunday on Reece reck us guests of Mr. und Mrs Theo. Rein. » The Nugget for courteous serv ice. ) Juck Monroe, lifter u few days ipent among Prospect friends, urned in the following news of hat section which will interest nuny Miner readers: lx-wis broth- rs* sawmill running full capacity vith full crew of 35 men . . . Getz umber company of Prospect tarted up u week ago, with txith nlll and woo<ls employing about 10 men . . . a new mill being built >y Mr Johnson three miles below •rospcct Is progressing and will be in operation shortly with a row of 30 men . . . Awful Ted {evens, formerly of Medford, and Terrible Mike Allen were the main ihow last Friday night at the puff ind grunt club in the Prospect tym. winner to have l>een matched .vith Horrible Chet Lewis all are past middleweights . . . Promoter Mack Lillard has been advised . . . Mr Kocher, insurance agent, was bothering folks up Prospect way a week ago . . . Jack Monroe of the Home grocery of Medford was seen *n and around Prospect till Lew Jenkins drove up . . . the entire personnel of the Medford National bank s|a-nt a recent Sunday pic nicking at the Lewis brothers' mill ... Mr. Brush, lumber buyer from Los Angeles, spent the week-end in Prospect recently on both busi ness and pleasure. • The Nugget for cold drinks. • Mr. and Mrs. Ixse Smith. Mr and Mrs. James Littell Jr. and children and Dan'l (Boone) Shues trekked to the Charlie Terrill place on Little Butte creek where a pic nic and 18 nice trout were enjoyed. Of course the Waltonians modest ly admitted the fish were caught by the three (3), and Shuss ad mitted. under pressure, that sev eral of the catch were of decent arm-extending length. • Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Biggs of Table Rock were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson of this city Sun day. Mr and Mrs Walter Crank Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc- Knight and son also were Sunday guests of the Wilsons Mrs. Mc knight is a daughter of Mr. and 11 M itay Wilson. • Miss Thelma Martin spent Fri day night in Jacksonville as guest of Mrs. Frances Rumley and while there attending the school oper etta. "Jack and the Beanstalk " • Emergency drugs at the Nug get. Jib SPRING NEED! FOR HOME ¿GARDEN S' A /'/»I PAINT SPECIAL Rivoli house paint is tough and last ing. It will keep your home attract ive for a long time. GALLON $1.98 It’s time to get going on your garden and to begin your spring housecleaning. • Mr. and Mrs Roy Steffler and five children, who recently moved from California to Poor Man's creek, have left their temporary home there ami moved to a new ( home near Butte Falls. • Alvin G. Ogden and family have ' moved from the Griffin creek neighborhood to the Jacksonville hill country and are now living on Poor Man's creek. • Mr. and Mrs Hugh Brown of lower Applegate moved to Kerby Surulay, where they will remain for the summer. Mr. Brown and Bill Head are employed In cutting logs for Jack Dellaire • Misa Matti« Matney of Medford Is spending th«- week us guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Hamilton • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grieves of Medford were gu«-sts at the home of Mi. ami Mrs. Jess Taylor Sun day. • Stop at the Nugget. • Mrs Mark Winningham re turned to her home at Copper a few days ago, having spent the last two months with her daugh ter, Mrs James Winningham, at Jackaonviile, where rhe received medical treatment. • The Grange dance scheduled for Saturday night at the Applegate hall has been jaistponed, due to th«- death Thursday of Fremont Jordan of Thompson creek. Mr Jordan had been thought improv ing from an attack of the flu, with which he had suffered the past two weeks. ------- •------------- SPORTS CONTESTS FEATURE Oh" JUNE JUBILEE, IS PLAN A statewide tennis tournament was announced this week as one of the features of Oregon's Dia mond Jubilee celebration in Med ford, June 3 to 0. The tourney will cover four days beginning with the first day of the celebration, with handsome loving cups offered to the champions of the doubles and singles divisions. Quite a number of entrants have already made themselves known, and more are expected from all parts of the state. A committee is now working to complete details. Preparations are also underway for a trap-shooting contest, open to contestants from the Pacific coast at large. Numerous worth while prizes will be offered for this event, attracting some of the best shooters in the west. Plans are nearing completion for a fly-cast ing tourney during the celebration, with quite a number of entrants expected. A golf tournament is attracting interest throughout the northwest, and will offer spirited competition for several days. Loving cups will be awarded winning teams and winners of different handicap classes. A committee has been de voting considerable time to assure the success of this outstanding feature of jubilee week. ----------- •------------ l>R. II. P. COLEMAN SEES UTH YEAR AS ELECTRO THERAPIST IN MEDFORD Fourteen years work in electro therapy in the same town, in the same building and in the same of fice is the record of Dr. H. P. Cole man. Medford chiropractor with offices in the Medford building. Dr. Coleman, member of Amer ican and Oregon Chiropractic as sociations. possesses both Oregon and California licenses to practice his profession, while his work in food science and natural methods have made him outstanding in southern Oregon. Dr. Coleman, as well as being this section's foremost electro therapist, is official boxing com mission chiropractor for Medford. HOSE 25-ft. garden $2.95 SHEARS keen grass - 89c SPRINKLER revolvng 89c NOZZLE brass hose - 29c SCREEN DOORS - - $2.00 BROOMS 4-string - - 60c CLOTHES LINE 50-ft. 25c SCRUB BUCKET gal. 35c r MAGAZINES—NEWSPAPERS Barber Shop and Pool Room All Combined With Courteous Service PHONE 162 Fick’s Hardware 131 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 300 FOR DEMONSTRATION Announcing the Opening of Medford School of Beauty Culture Of course j you'll take a Kodak Who knows what adventures await you on your week-end jour neying»? Adventures you'll want to remember with Snapshots! Bring the exposed film here for DEVELOPING and PRINTING. All the work is done in our own plant by experienced photogra phers. You’ll be pleased with the quick service and fine results. SWEM’S On Main Street Medford LADIES’ HAIR CI TTING BY APPOINT MENT PHONE 57 Permanent Waving A Specialty BOWMAN’S Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 18 South Central, Medford AT 41»!/, EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 84—MEDFORD Enroll for First Class Starting Now! (You Can Make Arrangements for Time Payments, of Course) W’e Are Ready to Serve the Public and to Give the Best of All Beauty Culture Operations APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED BUT NOT NECESSARY Just Drop in Anytime—W’e Have Plenty of Ladiex to Serve You KNEE ACTION- Makes humps in the best of suits, sooner or later. Elbow bulges come also. Try sending your suit to us— we’ll remove the humps and bulges with the famous Vale- tor service. PANTORIUM DYE WORKS PHONE 244—MEDFORD SCREEN DOORS Spring is fix-up and paint-up time. We are ready for you with our usual full line of lumber, paints, builders’ hardware and Economy service. Call on us. JACKSONVILLE Cool Drinks—Good Eats—Fountain Service Home Drug Remedies Clearly, the GOP of Oregon has ' Labor is, of course, entitled to not disintegrated. It is running its hire, if it isn't higher than | the boss can go. Weston Leader. Friends will be interested in for governor.- Weston Leader. knowing that Edward Howbrook, formerly of this vicinity, who en- listed in the navy a few months ago. expect««! to leave Monday with the U. S. fleet on a year's j cruise to the Atlantic coast, ac cording to a letter received by Mr and Mrs. A S. Kleinhammer Mr. Howbrook had been sta- I tinned at Han Diego, an«l is going on the destroyer Noa as a me- ; chanlc's mate. ---- WHAT, NO BEER? Just another feminine paradox Dorothea Wleck, Paramount's newest star, who makes her first Arnei lean appearance as the star of "Cradle Song," coming Sunday to the Roxy, landed in America the day beer was legalized. One of the first things she asked for wax an ice cream soda. —•--------- MEDFORD SCHOOL BEAUTY <TLTI RE OPENING IS SET Announcement was made this The finest washer ever built. The square tub aluminum washer week of the opening of the Med- | brought world leadership to Maytag. It is now still further for«! Schoo) of Beauty Culture by i officials of the new institution, Improved in design, in beauty, in performance, and is offered which has oj>ened in quarters over at a price within the range of every family. The square tub is Dreamland dance hall in Medford, cast in one piece from aluminum lifetime aluminum, the best across from the Roxy theater. material known for a washer tub. The Rollqj Water Remover The school offers courses in with its firm and flexible rolls and four point equalizing tension, beauty culture, as well as beauty and many other exclusive features of superiority that cannot work for the public, it was said be duplicated on any other washer made. You have only to First class of a dozen students see this Maytag to realize its superiority. already has been started, and other students are welcomed to join classes, school officials stated. SCREEN, MOULDINGS, TRIMS, DOORS PAINTS VARNISHES AND STAINS "We Sell for Cash ami Sell for lx's*" THE NUGGET CONFECTIONERY EDDIE IIOWBKIMIK OFF TO ATLANTIC COANT AS SAIMIR —Won’t keep the wolf out but they’ll do wonders with flies and mosquitos. We have ’em in varied sizes and styles at right prices. Also COLEMAN’S HARDWARE PHONE 13 Page 3 R. W. Sleeter, M. I). FLUME LUMBER FOR ALL YOUR SPRING REPAIRS 202 Medford Bldg. Phone i Medford Dr. H. P. Coleman Chiropractic - Physlotheraphy Oregon License 264 California License 3029 14 Years in Medford, Oregon Economy Lumber Company THE ORIGIN AL HOME OF LOW-PRICED LUMBER North Pacific Highway at Court Phone 594
