Friday, November 30, 1934 The JACKSONVILLE MINER Personal News Notes C. Both from JACKSONVILLE and OVER the HILL Page 3 High Prospector Following the $75,000 fire early Monday morning at the Timber Products company’s retail lumber yard and office, It was announced that lumber, building material and fuel business would lie carried on as usual from a temjsirary office a f< w feet from ashes of the ruins. Starting from unknown origin, flumes enveloped offices, ware­ house and five trucks, but were confined to these buildings, fire­ men saving other portions of the large plant ami adjoining storage tanks and buildings of the Stand­ ard Oil company. Jacksonville High School ♦----------------------------------------- - HIGH PROSPECTOR STAFF Editor Helen Lamb Assistant Editor Lucille Flltcroft Business Manager..................... .... Mortis Byrne ♦- grade, ft will be a complete cos­ my discovery prove of value, the tume play with Iridian songs, some profits would be enormous. of which are written in Indian ton­ gue and are composed by Nancy Byrd Turner, who is a descendant of Pocahontas. Preparation Made for ’Open House’ Eeach room is working on some­ thing interesting for "open house" to be given December 7. Other classes, the fifth and small grades, are seen washing windows and making cutouts of pilgrims and log cabins for acenes to put on the doors The border for the boards and the work notebooks are near completion All this activity will be sponsored for the Parent-Teacher association and the public, with a large attendance hoped for. For the Christmas cantata the Glee clubs are learning carols that carry out the theme of Christmas in the different countries. TRY THE TRAIN • Owing to certain outbursts of Hawaii, where he spent five years the heart and the subsequent re-1 ns one of Uncle Ham’s soldiers IllSal of food, flwxl it It is I m reported r.ou.*.«..,« that 11...1 u .. _ - . ... fusal • Mr and Mrs George Backes popular auburn haired (perma­ honored their daughter, Winifred, nent«!) Brush Murine at Htar with a birthday party at their Ranger h tut Ion has cut the de­ home Hnturday evening, November •ELMER' IM SUCCESS ON tachment's grocery bill exactly 24 Two guests. Mrs Ethel Dudley MTAGE FRIDAY NIGHT $27 An authoritative account says of Medford and John Hackert of "Elmer1 Oh Elmer!” and that that the heart attacks occur at this city, were found to have birth­ gives an idea of the one-act play tegular and frequent intervals, day anniversaries almost concident which the victim docs not deny. presented by high school students with Miss Backes, and were in­ at the gym warming Friday, No­ • Wallace Haskins of Big Apple­ cluded as honorees of the party. ♦ vember 23. Bill Johnson as Elmer gate left Wednesday for Roseburg, Among guests present were Mrs. ♦- was natural and how! where he will enter the Veterans Eberhart of Los Angeles, Louise The play was one well adapted hospital for observation. Smith of Gold Hill, Velma (Has­ to high school acting and students • C. B. "Punk" Dunnlngton, local born of Sidney, Neb., Mr. and Mr*. carried it off with a bang. They garagernun, while lifting a tractor John Bowdish, Mr. and Mrs. Ethel were coached by Miss Elizabeth Dear Doc: I have a little capital When you go to California, try wheel a few weeks ago suffered a Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl laitl- Rebec. I could invest in some profitable the train! Big change» have taken hernia, which Is causing his de­ mer, Mr. and Mrs N. T. Backes, Members of the cast were Bill business. Could you suggest any­ place on our rail*. Pullman parture over the week-end for the Mrs Dorothy McAlister, Miss An­ Johnson. Eunice Sanden, Avadna thing new and original, outside the By charge» are a third le»» than veteran* hospital in Romberg, na Davis, Miss Billie McKenzie, Marcella Mitchell, Maxine crowded channels of ordinary, ev­ last year. Rail fare»#re touching where he expects to undergo an Miss Georgia Schnrble, Miss Elsie 4 ------- ♦ Ayres, Boone, Valerie Pearce, June Feeb­ eryday commercial enterprises? H. bottom at 2< a mile and le**. operation. Hertagsr, Clyde Latimer, Marvin JIMMY GWIN and his BRIDE ler, Lloyd Whitney and Russell O W Kumm Complete meal» in our dining • Mr ami Mis. Irvin Cramer and Hitlnicr, Bill Coleman, Put Patter­ up on Dead Indian, where It is Ayres. Answer: Nobody has tried can ­ car» com a* Little a» 80<. For de­ two sons of Woodland, Calif , niuk son. Oliver Wilder, all of Med­ rumored Jimmy finds a little time ning bananas yet. Or manufactur­ tail», see your local agent or Ing n hurriei! trip to southern Ore­ ford; Mr and Mrs. A. C. Van for trapping. GIRLS DRAMATIC CLUB ing raincoats from paper. Or write J. A. Ormandy, 705 Pacific gon, were guests of Mr. and Mrs («aider, Mr .and Mrs. J. C. Green, PRESENTS ONE-ACT PLAY GILLIS blossoming forth printing Bibles for the Bolshevik Building, Portland, Oregon. Aris Th rock morion and other Ap Mr. and Mrs G. O. Sanden, Mr in JEAN "Which Came First, the Hen or trade. Or you might like to invest a new black and white dress to plcgatc relatives Monday They ind Mro. John Hackert, Mr and match drug store trimmings on the Egg?” was the title of a com­ in an invention of my own for ex­ also were guests of Mr Cramer's Mrs Ernest Rog.-rs, Mr ami Mrs edy presented by the Girls Dra­ tracting gold from cabbages. Gold cousin, Mrs William Hansen, at ’lay Hunsaker, Mr and Mrs Hen­ opening day Monday. ALETHA CANTRALL wonder­ matic club and coached by Alice is always in demand and should ry Neldermyer, Mr and Mrs El­ Medford. Madsen. mer Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Earl ing, "Did they answer?” • Ike Wertz of Eugene and his White, "Always agree with a woman," Misses Melvii Anderson, MAYOR WES HARTMAN al- bride, the former Miss Margaret Dorothy Hilton, Avadna Ayers, said Mr. Flynn to Sam, only he I most tiptoeing into tin- First Na- Brookdale, also of Eugene, were take his own advice. Ayers, Eunice Hiuiden, ' tional bank to keep his boots from didn't recent guests of Mr Wertz’s broth­ Geraldine Members of the cast were fails Sanden, Hhirloy Cantrall, Vo- er Hylvesler at Ruch while on netta Ruprecht, Audrey Metzger, shaking the building. Gladys Gwin, Dixie Churchill. Mae It O 'STEVE) STEPHENSON Manklns, Lois Matheny, Margaret their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs Madeliene Metzger, Mary Branam, Wertz, who were married last Freida Butcher, Juanita Tice, Elea­ of the Economy Lumber company EdenH and Lucille Filtcroft. week, also will visit his {«arents at nor Clark, Ida Bowman. Vivian wishing he had 10,000 bricks for chimney-heightening purposes. Anderson, Calif. GRADE NEWS Bertha Morgan, Elisabeth • Western Union at the Nugget Card, Since baseball season Is over THERON APPLEBAKER with White, Marjorie Hackert, Winifred Jacksonville grade school claims • Miss Ellen«- Ta.viol eend Russell Ayers, Itoger Card. Gage RAY KETER admitting he quit the championship from six teams Ing two weeks with friends in Med­ Sanden, Bill Johnson, Chester Flit­ the barber business when he found that organized a league earlier in the year, of which the participants ford She had as guests upon her cruft. Hlmon Johnson, Joe Beach, out he'd have to stand up at it. SUrting Saturday, December 1, Through Saturday, were Howard, Phoenix, Red Top. return here Mr. and Mrs Wayne Jim Stone, Junior Groves, Ralph AUDR1NE WHITE dog-gone ex­ Oak Grove, Central Point and December 8, We Offer You These Cigarette Savings: Bingham of Medford mid Marvin Zumwalt, Hal Green and Byron cited about a new pup with a Jacksonville schools. The team has Stark of Central Point. Backes, all of Jacksonville, and played 10 games, only one of which • Mr and Mrs. Lance Offenbacher Mr and Mrs. Jim Roberts, also of corkscrew tail. Chunks of wood flying up and was lost. Chesterfields /fc Ap and family exfiectcd to motor to Jacksonville. striking HUBERT DE HAAS and The grade school has organized Grunts Pass Thanksgiving to s)>end • The Nugget for magazines. LuckySStrikes fa pkgS. faUC the endlng two weeks in Portland Sunduy in Medford. ing Nil.ill Special at with her slater, Miss Hazel Parker, • Ed Vogel and son Ray were P-TA HOME-MADE FUDGE with two students from the fourth who was ill in a hospital there. visitors at the R. R. Childs home With plenty of nuts in it. • Applegate Grangs is sponsoring on A COW walking through RAY Griffin creek Sunday. another of their popular dances at • Miss Griffin HUNSAKER S dog-proof fence. Viola Moses of Medford’s Finest the local hall Saturday, December creek entered high school in Ja« k THE FOUR BAILEY BOYS Best Quality Heavy Rubber 1st hanging 'round The Miner plant Auto Finisher . . Hot Water Bottles this week. • The Applegate basketball team sonvlile Mrs. G. O. Sanden left Monday looking for stray bits of work to DUCO was defeated in a game with Wil­ • Phoenix to spend, theAveek vis­ do. and ALBERT JOHNSON LACQUER liams creek Tuesday evening, the for iting at the home of her parents. scramming after breaking a light ENAMEL See Our Remarkable Assortment of New Toiletries, Including: score being 24-13. shade. Mr and Mrs. J. H. Vial. SIMONIZ • Mrs. Warren Mee is suffering • PUNK DUNNINGTON punning Mrs. Marie Wcissburg under­ PLATING Face Powder Perfumes Cold Creams from a broken arm received when went an operation at a Medford "I hernia the first time." she fell at her Thompson creek hospital Rouge • E1NO HEMMILA of the Rialto Vanishing Cream • Hand Lotion Monday, November 25. home Saturday. Mrs. Mee was • Frances Clark, Lucille Flitcroft theater wondering why printers Lip Stick • Hair Wave • Facial Tissues taken to a Medford hospital for and Burdette Dunnlngton were don't go to movies so they can treatment. recognize actresses' pictures. Medford visitors Sunday. • Miss Lola Htraube, high school • Hal Miller, who is attending ------------e Medford • Phone 724-R student, was expected to arrive normal In Ashland, spent the FOR SALE 4-room house with Your Choice Wednesday evening from Glendale, week-end at his home here. basement, garage, woodshed, Ore., to spend the holiday week­ • Mr and Mrs Bob Davis are large chicken house, city water r end with her parents. and 2 good wells, 2 acres partly leaving for Couer d’ Alene, Idaho, • John Harr, student at Southern where they will make their home in fruit, grapes and walnuts, lo­ Dr. H. P. Coleman Oregon Normal, has been appoint­ • Mr. and Mrs. George Wells and cated in Jacksonville. $600 cash; Chiropractic - Physiotheraphy ed to publicity staff of "The S in small son recently arrived here will accept good used car or kiyou,” the college news|>aper pub­ from Yucca. Arizona, to make Oregon License 264 truck as part payment. Call The lished monthly. California License 3029 Miner, phone 141, Jacksonville. their home. They are at the W. W. • Courteous service at the Nugget Thiede home, the latter’s parents Mrs. Jean Gillis, Manager Phone Jacksonville 12 ------------ •------------ 14 Years in Medford, Oregon • Mrs. Lyal Watson Kimble of • Stop at tnc Nugget. Huey Ixing says he’s the man Klamath Falla, Mrs. Susan Holmes • Third annual family reunion of the people want for president. Carter and Marsh and Fred Wag­ the Winningham clan was held this We’ll admit he’s the man some of r ner of Ashland and Mrs. C Miller Thursday in Jacksonville, followed ’em ought to have. Weston (Ore.) Medford Cycle and were among those attending the in the evening by a dance at the Leader. funeral of C. C. Chitwood in Jack­ Odd Fellows hall. Those present Repair Shop ----------- •----------- LOOKED for a time like sonville Monday afterqoon. A drug to lengthen life has been GUNSMITH—LOCKSMITH for the turkey dinner and celebra­ • Dorothy Chitwood, who recently tion included Mr. and Mrs. Mark discovered, but the odds will still the country would never lawn Mower Service underwent an appendicitis opera­ Winningham, Mrs. Polly Watkins be on Hpeed, booze and gasoline.— 23 North Fir Phone 261 tion in a Medford hospital, re­ and son Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weston Leader. make it... but here we are, turned to her home here Monday. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Hester as usual, all of us, this • Mrs E. S. Hurd ami Mrs. Flor­ Knutzen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter r r ence Madras of Medford called on Scholer, all of Copper; Mr. and Thanksgiving, 1934! Miss Issie McCully Tuesday. Mr.». Francis Russell and family, S. C. PETERS R. W. Sleeter, M. D, • Mrs. Fred Fick of Medford was of Table Rock; Mr. and Mrs. Harry a visitor in Jacksonville Monday Whitney and daughters Ruth and (D.M.D.) 202 Medford Bldg. afternoon. Violet and son Lloyd, of Jackson­ • Mrs. Perl of Ashland, cousin of ville; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith Medford Phone 4 MEDFORD, OREGON the late C. C. Chitwood, attended and two children. Patsy and Jun­ Dentist his funeral services at the Jack­ ior, of Medford: Mr. and Mrs. Ed sonville cemetery Monday. Ernest Pence of Jacksonville, Mr. and Applegate of that city also at­ Mrs. James Winningham and tended the last rites. daughter Dorothy of Forest Creek; • Dr. J. B. Gillis of Applegate Lieut, and Mrs. Percy Merritt, of CCC called on friends in Jackson­ Applegate. Axel Lundgren acted Opposite Post Office Fire, Water and Theft . . . ville Wednesday afternoon. as toastmaster for the day, while JACKSONVILLE • Mrs. Tom Dunnlngton was Bert Rippey of Applegate also was one of several Jacksonville women in attendance. to shop in Medford Wednesday af­ ternoon. • Your THREE GREATEST ENEMIES • Miss Virginia Fick of Medford visited with her friend, Miss Isaie over which you have the LEAST con­ McCully, here Wednesday. • The Nugget for cold drinks. • C. N. Jenson, son of Mrs. R. A. trol, are entirely removed from harm­ HEADQUARTERS Johnson of this city, returned to his home Saturday from Honolulu, ing your Deeds, Records and Family SEEN TO CALIFORNIA CIGARETTE THE BACHELOR’S 69c 10e CHITWOOD’S I t Medford National Bank ORIGINAL T. 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