Friday, November 2, 1034
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The JACKSONVILLE MINER
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•x former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Ill McDaniel.
• Mr and Mrs Torn Clark of
I Medford were week-end guests of
Mr Clark’s sister, Mrs Fred
Straube.
<L Both from JACKSONVILLE and OVER the HILL • Abe Weiss of Medford Is spend
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ing a few days this week at the
homes of his nephews, Edwin and
• Mix Edna Puree I und brother. gate recently, and is a guest of Jess Taylor.
Art Putney of Modford, motored Mr. and Mrs. John Herriott. Mrs. • The Nugget for magazines.
to Little Applegate Munday and Heriott, whose condition Is Im • Mr and Mrs. Ernest McKee,
were guests of Mix Mary Purcei. proved, will remain here until she Mrs. Clara O'Brien and Miss Jean
cal < Grangers motoring to Is In l*etter health. Before coming ette McKee and two friends of
lew Saturday to attend the here she hud remained with Mrs Klamath Falls motored to Jack
Pomona Grange meeting there Maud Stlckcl.
sonville Suturday to attend the
were Mr. arid Mr*. Toni Mee, Mr. • A demonstration on killing and football game played between the
and Mix Edwin Taylor anil Mr. dressing turkeys was held for the local team and the Klamath school.
und Mrs, William Ludwig Election Applegate district Tuesday after • Mr. and Mrs. A S. Kleinham-
of Pomona officer« wax held, Mr. noon at the E J. Brown ranch by mer spent Sunday visiting rela
Taylor, master of Applegute McKinley Huntington of Yonculla. tives in Medford and vicinity, in
Grunge, being elected ax gate the demonstration having been one cluding Mr and Mrs S. P. Barne-
keeper.
of a series arranged for the county burg, Mr and Mrs. Paul Ander
• Huxtalnlng u cut in the abdomen by R. O. Fowler, county agent. A son and Mr and Mrs. Edwin Good
when he fell on a knife Friday, large group of local turkey raisers win, who were week-end guests at
Joseph Glnct. six-year-old »on of attended and report the meeting the Anderson home from Fort
Mr» William Davis of Little Ap to be well worth while.
Jones, Calif.
plegute, tu receiving treatment in • Local people who have never • Patrons of the Little Applegate
the Mitered Heart hospital at Med viewed a black widow spider may school will enjoy a Halloween so
ford. The youngster wax running see a live specimen ndw in cap cial this evening as guests of the
down hill with a knife In hlx hand tivity at the Sunnyside service pupils and their teacher, Carl
when he fell. The wound wax not station at Ruch The widow was Ayers. A lively program has been
considered serious.
captured on the shrubbery at the prepared and refreshments will be
• Eurl Bostwick has discontinued station and seems to be existing served during the evening. A simi
employment ax driver for a Med on a grasshopper set before her. lar observance has been planned
ford cream truck which made reg The spider Is said not to rat very at Beaver creek school Saturday,
ular trip» to the Applegate. With frequently, although she immed the refreshment period being de
a herd of 40 dairy cows to care for iately "tied the grasshopper up.” voted to a pie social. Numerous
lit hlx ranch at Bellview, In addi • The Nugget for cold drinks.
games and fortune telling will oc
tion to 1H(X) turkey», Mr. Bost • Friends are advised that serv cupy the evening. Ruch school
wick believed hix ranch would ices are being continued in the M held a successful program and car
keep him sufficiently ix-cupied
E. church building In Jacksonville nival Wednesday night
• Mrs Alice Hedburg of Apple every
evening except Saturday ami • l-arry Howe and sister, Mar
gate returned Tuesday from Klam Monday,
at 7:4f> Services are garet and Mrs. R. A. Johnson were
ath Fallx, where she had vlaited given freely,
no collections will be business visitors in Medford Mon
friend» since Munday.
taken, said Miss K Hutchings and day afternoon.
• Stop at the Nugget
Miss R Roach, who are conducting • Clayton Gaddy has been mining
• lx*e Port Jr., sophomore at Ore the meetings.
for the past week at the Larry
gon State college. H|a<nt the week • "That boy must know how to Howe place here.
end at hix home here. Mr. Port handle a gun,” said onlookers ax • Western Union at the Nugget.
reports almost continuous rain at Jack Green returned from Baker • W W Bel) and daughters An
Corvallis. and a snow storm there with meat.
ita and June of Ruch called on
ahortly before he left.
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• Mrs. Julia Williums, Mrs. Lula friends here Saturday.
• Vernon Taylor and Marvin Saulsbury and son John, all of tills • Alice Hoefs has been serving
Stark of Central Point have re city, attended a theater in Med as circuit court juror for the past
turned from a few weeks Sojourn ford Saturday.
week or so.
to California cities, which included • Mix Fred Fick of Medford at • Robert Chrystler. who has been
u trip to Tin Juana.
tended church services here Sun mining in this city for some time,
• Recent guests at the home of day
is ill and confined to his home in
Mr and Mr«. E. J. Brown have • Mrs I^eila McKee of Jackson Medford.
Included Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fish ville Is spending this week visiting • Mr and Mrs. J. E Ragsdale
and three sons of Phoenix, Hugh her daughter, Mrs C. W. Culy, on and family and Mrs. Howard of
Brown of Murphy, and John Miller Big Applegate.
Eagle Point were dinner guests of
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of Kerby
• Mr. and Mrs Glenn McDaniel Mr. and Mrs Ed Pence Sunday.
• Mrs Ed Dutton of Eagle Point returned to their home at Yakima. • Mr and Mrs Fuller and family
la spendin gthe week ax a guest of Wash , early this week, having recently moved into the house
her sister, Mrs Jesse Taylor.
spent the last month with the owned by Mrs. Fred Ix’wifl
• Among Applegate men bringing
home deer during the final days of
the season are Albert Hartley,
Harold Crump, Martin McDonough
RETAIN YOUR PRESENT
and Charley Dunford. All were
killed in the Applegate district,
Mr. McDonough's weighing 160
pounds.
• Shorty Farnsworth, well-known
four-foot dwarf of Squaw lake re
gion. who tips the scales at 75
pounds, wax a Medford visitor
early this week. Among other
shoppers from the Applegate were i
Jess Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Phillips. Emmett Phillips. I
Lincoln Gray, Henry Harthon. Mr
and Mrs. Benton Pool and daugh- |
ter Maude.
• Courteous service at the Nugget
• Mrs. Louise Kilham of Port
land spent a few days last week as
a guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs
Maud Kubll, of Applegate Mrs
Kilham also Is visiting at the J.
Opp home here, expecting to re
turn to Portland in a short time
• Members of the School Im
provement club of the Applegate
school devoted Sunday to planting
shrubbery on the school grounds
Additional items of play equip
ment also were erected.
WALTER J
• Mrs Ella Herriott of Medford,
who has been ill during the last
three months, came to the Apple-
Personal News Notes
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DON’S
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• Mr. and Mrs. George Hilton and
daughter I>orothy attended a sur
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prise birthday party at the Fred
Yocum home in Medford Saturday
evening honoring Mr. Yocum’s
birthday anniversary.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jim Winningham,
who spent the summer at Hutton
Guard station, have rented the
Clyde Fields home.
• Clarence Berber and Freddie
Butcher, who recently underwent
operations in a Medford hospital,
returned to school Monday.
• Mrs Peter Fick and Mrs. Ora
Wyant were Medford shoppers
Haturday.
• Miss Eunice Händen
Sanden was a
week-end guest of Miss Phoebe
Ferguson at Medford.
• A meeting of the Jacksonville
Grange was held at the Grange
hall FYiday evening. Hix new mem
bers attended, when a program
was given followed by refresh
ments.
• Mrs. Vivian Pathman of River
side, Calif., sister of Mrs. O. O.
Sanden, visited at the Sanden
home Wednesday and Thursday of
last week. She left for San Fran
cisco, where she will visit Vivian
and Preston Card before returning
home.
• Mrs C. S. Dunnington and
Mrs. Theron Applegater enjoyed
• motor trip to Crescent City Sun
day.
• Mrs. John Norris Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dock Davis, at Klam
ath Falls. Mrs. John Smith of that
city is at the Norris home here
during the former’s absence.
• Senior Endeavor meeting start
ed Sunday, October 28, and will
continue every evening at 7:30 at
Jacksonville
Prsbyterian
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MANICURING SETS
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Manicuring—the very latest!
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Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor
Phone 57—18 S. Central
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OREGON’S CREDIT
Harry Dorman, Sacratary
Weatherly Dulldlns, Portland
(Paid adv.)
R. VV. Sleeter, M. I).
202 Medford Bldg.
Phone I
Medford
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S. SYD I. BROWN
Democratic Candidate for
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SHERIFF
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• FOR RENT Floor sanding ma
chine. See Economy Lumber com
pany, North Riverside at Court, or
phone 594, Medford.
ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY
HYGIENIC MANICURING
NOW AVAILABLE WITH
OLMSCHEID
the Grange
Power Bill
church The Young People’s so
ciety of Medford already has aided
in presenting a program here.
• Mr. and Mrs Bob Davis and
family and Mr. and Mrs Lester
White of Couer d’Alene, Idaho,
recently purchased the Zumwalt
home. The Zumwalt family has
moved into the Worth home.
• PAINTING AND DECORAT
ING See Henry Andrews or
call Godward’s store, Jackson
ville.
(Nov 16)
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