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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1934)
Friday, December 14, 1934 ■ " ■ " - The JACKSONVILLE MINER * ____ Personal News Notes <L Both from JACKSONVILLE and OVER the HILL V— I- . --- --- -- - — -■ _ _ _____ y should bear these tiny messengers of health and relief to humanity. • Frank C. Clark, architect, called to pay his respects «if he has any) I upon the editor of The Miner, God ’ bless his soul (other editors don’t.) • Mr and Mrs Edward Kubll and Mr. and Mrs. I ..eon Offenbacher, accompanied by Attorney and Mrs Allison Moulton of Medford, at tended a dance at Eagle Point Sat urday night The following day Mr and Mrs Moulton motored to the Applegate, where they enjoyed horseback riding as guests of Mr and Mrs Kubli. • Mrs M Hale, daughter of Mr and Mrs A H. Macgly of Port land, Is visiting in Jacksonville with her aunt, Miss 8 tel la Levy, ami has become a familiar figure strolling about the old town with her large dog Bonnie. Mrs. Hale will be here for an extended visit, while her parents expect to leave Portland soon for their annual winter stay in Palm Springs. Calif. The Macglys are expected to drive through Jacksonville enroute be- tween the two (Milnts about De- comber 26 to visit the latter’s sls- ter. Miss Levy. • Shorty Farnsworth, miniature Squaw lake resident. exp«*cts to move to the Ruch vicinity this week-end to make his home for the winter Mr. Farnsworth will reside near the Leon Offenbacher home, where he will devote his time to trapping and prospecting • Alex Bchichtl was a business visitor In Medford early this week • Mr. and Mrs James Frances and family spent the week-end with relatives on Applegate. • Applegate Grange has a num ber of extra activities outlined for this week-end. In addition to the regular Saturday, night dance tak ing the form of an apron and over all affair, Jacksonville Grange will take the chairs of the local organi zation Friday night. A number of local members also will attend the Pomona installation at Central Point Saturday. • The community basketball team playing the Eagles' quintet from Medford Tuesday evening, defeated the players 21-31 Wednesday the local boys were scheduled to play the Rangers from Grants Pass. • FOR SALE Wheat >1.50 cwt., Newtown apples 50c in your box, delivered. Roy Smith, Jackson ville. (Janl-35) FOR SALE 4-room house with basement, garage, woodshed, large chicken house, city water and 2 good wells, 2 acres partly in fruit, grapes and walnuts, lo cated in Jacksonville. $600 cash; will accept good used car or truck as part payment. Call The Miner, phone 141, Jacksonville. • Rev E Iverson of Medford the holidays. Mrs. la-on Offen- made a business trip to the Ap- baclici and Mrs Ivan .McDonough plcgute Tuesday, spending the af have been appointed to serve as ternoon Visiting the Little Apple president and secretary. gate school • Mr. und Mrs It. R Childs and ® Wnltri Hartley hits been unable family of Griffin creek and Mr lo work for several days, owing to and Mrs Robert Childs of Crescent a severe attack of poison oak Ho City spent Sunday afternoon visit has ta*en und« r a physician’s care. ing nt the Ed Vogel home. Peter • M ims Katherine Fletcher of Ap Fick ulao was a visitor at the plegate, senioi in ttie Medford high Vogel ranch. school, was among guests present • Mis Richard l.imbock of Seat ut a party Friday evening ul the tle, Wush., visited friends here home of Miss Dulsy Farrel, of the Thursday enroute to Los Angeles, Meilfoid vicinity Miss Fletcher re where she will visit her mother turned to Applegate the following und sister Mrs l.imbock was for day lo spend the week-end with merly Miss Pauline Grieves of her parents. Mr and Mrs. It. C. Jacksonville. Fletcher. • Miss Alice Hoefs of Jackson • Edward Finley, one of upper ville. who has been serving u long Applegate’s successful stockmen, sentence on circuit court jury duty wus In Medford early this week lately, plans to leave soon for her doing his Christmas shopping. sister's home in Portland, where • Mrs Ellis Hartley of Malin Mi«* will attend during illness. spent the week-end in the com • Miss Violet Olsen of Medfold munity as a guest of Mi and Mrs visited Miss Stella la*vy recently. Albert Hurt ley • Emil and Miss Molly lirltt were • Tile Nugget for cold drinks. Medford Christinas shoppers Tues • George Taylor ml ” i * i Car i day afternoon. McKee returned to their classes al • Adarel chapter, OES, entertain the Beaver creek school this week, ed Ashland officers of Alta chapter following several months absence here Monday night Miss MeK ce had been unable to • Mrs. Ralph Woodford of Med attend this full, owing to ill health. ford and her sister of lx>s Angeles • The Applegate Home Extension called on their friend, Miss Issie unit will not enter the county McCully, Monday. drainatlca contest next February, • Mrs Ed Pottcnger of !>»s Gatos. it wus decided by a unanimous Calif., called on friends in Jack vote of members ut a recent meet sonville Monday. ing. Difficulty of assembling foi • Courteous service at the Nugget practice, owing to residence of • A Tuesday night visitor at his members in widely separated sec home here. Dr. Harold B. Gillis tions of the community, is the chief of Union Creek CCC camp was reason for the unit declining to greeting friends. enter. However, the club has an • Mrs Jack Green and son Hal nounced that it will present two Miller spent Sunday at Klamath one-act plays during the spring, Fails. which will tx* given by two sections • Little Miss Helen Storm enter of the community Mrs. Lee I*ort tained with a birthday party Sat recently wax np|xrtnted dramatics urday afternoon, December 8, hon director by Mrs. A. N. Krause, oring her seventh birthday anni versary Ten friends were present chairman. • Fritz Ruch of Medford s[x*nt • C. B. (Punk) Dunnington left Sunday as a guest of his sister-in- recently for Roseburg, where he will undergo a major operation. law, Mrs. Anna Ruch • Captain Robert Dinsmore <>i He expects to I m * discharged from Camp Applegate spent Monday the veterans' hospital in about six evening al Star ranger station, weeks. where an enjoyable hour was dc- • Mr. and Mrs Bill Latrson of Fort Jones, Calif., visited friends voted to music. • Mrs Jack Peebler of Ruch Is here Sunday. spending several days in Medford • Mis. Eberhcart of San Fran- with her husband, who operates a clacn. Calif., is visiting her mother, Mrs J C. Green, of Jacksonville. second-hand store there. • Mr. and Mrs Frank Redden and • Mr. and Mrs. Howard I>*wis of granddaughter, Mias Irene Frank th«* Dude ranch at Prospect vis lin, and Mr and Mrs. John Redden ited in Jacksonville Monday. of Medford spent Sunday visiting • Mr and Mrs H L. Noblit of Medford were visitors at the Ches relatives at Ruch. ORIGINAL T. CHARLES • Mr aiul Mrs Art Palmer, Ruch ter Pureel home Monday evening 1 • Jimmie ami Dolma Eaton have residents, are building a new home SHAMP-U-TINT there on the site of th«* old Union returned from Coos Bay and enter HAIR COIA1RING church. They have obtained lumber cred school here this week. Appli«*«! by Exiierts • The Nugget for magazines. from the Purcel sawmill here. • Stop at tne Nugget. • Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Childers • Mrs Elton Brownlee of Sterling were pleasantly surprised when a section and members of her fam group of friends and church mem- ily are confined to their home this liers of the Advent Christian week ns a result of flu attacks church of Medford gave them a Mrs. Ray Offenbacher also was ill surprise party Friday evening, IJe- with a severe cold for a short time •ember 7. Refreshments were en • Previous to his departure for joyed by 20 guests present. New York, where he is requested • On the trail of certain to arrive by the first of th«* year, ploymcnt, Marion Vogel left George Hughes of Medford visited cember 8 for Los Angeles. his mother, Mrs Mary Hughes, • Giving a surprise birthday par- and brother Robert at Ruch re ty in honor of their son Gage. Mr. cently. Mr. Hughes expects to con and Mrs. G. O. Sanden entertained Reston* gray and overbleached tinue from New York to the Pan a huge number of friends last Sat hair to its natural shade ... at ama canal, where he will have six urday evening. months employment, resuming his • Christmas Seals, for the relief BOWMAN’S * position ut the locks after several of tuberculosis sufferers, will be Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor years absence. Mrs. Hughes and found on sale at Chitwood's in Rhone 57—18 8. Central two sons, one of whom is a stud Jacksonville. Letters and packages ent in Medford high school and a member of the band. wlTl continue to reside in Medford, where the family has made their home for the last three years. • Ijirkln Reynolds. Medford resi dent, is spending some time on Little Applegate, where he is doing itsscasment* work on his mine. • Considerable activity Is re ported at the Alaska «of Oregon mine located in Forest creek on the Jacksonville-Ruch highway. A shift of 14 men is maintained by the Seattle company, which also has put a steam shovel and large washer in operation. • Mrs Elton Hodges of Ruch was honor guest at a recent afternoon party held in conjunction with the regular meeting of the Ruch sew Hot point Waffle Iron, regular $9.50, now..... $7.50 ing circle Mrs. Hotlgqs was the recipient of many dainty gifts, Hot point Automatic Electric Iron, now......... $3.95 after which refreshments were served by Mcsdamcs Charles Ham World-Wide Rentier Console Radio................ $59.95 ilton. C. Johnston and Tex Fraz ier The sewing club, a compar Willard Automobile Batteries, 13-plate $7.95 atively new organization, meets twice a month at the Ruch school Aluminum Percolators............................ $1.49 house, with the basement serving as the club room to facilitate prep Official Boy Scout Knife Sets—Including aration of the noon meal when all day meetings are in session. Quilt Hunting and Pocket Knife and Sheath..... $2.85 ing constitutes the chief interest of the members, who have post And Muny Other Practical Gifts poned further meetings until after —You Save in Jacksonville ■ The patron of the beauty shopp pp« ( BIRDLAND is I chs familiar, as a rule, with the duty moppe Weston Leader. -------- »...--------- While the wife is away some men play, but Jack Thrasher of Well, it scema we are going Jacksonville has lent his energies _ and time to the caring for a small matter of 200 birds, puppies, dogs, foXes and the homestead while Mrs Thrasher left last Friday to attend the Portland bird show Jack stated early this week that if he only had some ducks to pick in between times, then the birds would be giving, instead of getting, him <lown It has become a com mon sight for natives of Jackson ville to observe Mr. Thrasher's daily trek to the postoffice marked by a trail of birdseed, feathers and fur. PHONE 13 » “We Sell for Cash and Sell for Less” JACKSONVILLE III'IIBARD BROTHERS GREET 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SALE Founded just 50 years ago as an exclusive implement store, Hub- bard Brothers hardware in Med- ford is celebrating its 50th anni- versary with a grand opening of their newly enlarged store which now covers 28,000 square feet. As special observance of the event. Hubbard Brothers are stag ing their greatest sale in 50 years, which closes Christmas. The sale involves the most complete stock of hardware and implements in southern Oregon and northern Cal- | ifornia, according to A. C. Hub bard, senior member of the firm. —•--- Honeat men do not need a code and others do not heed it.—Weston Leader. s - p 50' SALE !> FIRST CLASS HOLIDAY ROUNDTRIPS for the first class one way faro plus 50/ —to all S. P. stations in Cali fornia. Oregon, Nevada and Ari zona. Tickets are good on all trains leaving— DEC. 13 TO JAN. 1 uto Tops Dressed 45c Open or Closed Cars—I’rlce Includes Both Material and Iuibor Good, Waterproofing Top Dressing Used DAILY’S AUTO PAINTING MEDFORD’S OLDEST AND FINEST 82 South Bartlett Phone 724-R J from JARMIN’S Where You Will Find a Large Selection of Quality Gifts at hm Prices Cedar Chests with Stationery Manicure Seta, Bakelite Case Decorated Powder Jan >2.19 ..... 50c 79c up Margaret Burnham’s Candies Coty Powder and Extract Set Men’s .Military Brush Sets Poker Chips, per 100 Electric Heating Pads...................... ..... .. ................. 98c to $1.79 49c $2.98 Margaret Burnham’s Famous COTTAGE CANDIES Always Fresh from the Factory at Jarmin’s Yardley’s Gift Sets ... >1.00 to >5.00 Melloglo Powder and Perfume Sets 69c >2.50 Hollywood Electric Makeup Mirrors >1.98 Musical Powder Jars $2.79 leather Zipper Manicure Sets, fitted ................... >1.89 Elmo Toilet Gifts Sets >1.10 and >1.25 Ix*ather Week-End Cases, fitted >12.95 S-Piece Toilet Sets, enameled. $4.59 7-Piece Toilet Pyralin Sets ................... >9.75 Sparklet Bottles >4.98 >1.35 Men’s Shaving Sets Me Leather Zipper Liquor Travel Set $1.75 >10.00 Cocktail Shaker with receipt dial $6.79 Leather Zipper Shaving Sets >3.89 up Shaving Brushes 25c up to $7.50 Bill Folds and Key Case (ziptier) >1.00 up Bill Folds, all styles 50c to $8.75 Fountain Pens and Pencils 25c to >8.50 Desk Set, Fountain Pen and Base >1.75 up Poker Chip Holders, Bakelite ---------- ... >1.29 Playing Card Set, Cedar, complete............ ... ....... _________ $1.98 Gillette Aristocrat Razor >3.98 Shaving Bowl and I-otion Set 98c Yardley’s Shaving Bowls >1.00 FREE DELIVERY—MAIL ORDERS SENT POSTPAID Be back by midnight, January 12 f Also low coach-tourist fares on sale every day. Southern Pacific Celebrating Our 50th Anniversary Until Christmas Eve! SPECIAL HARDWARE SALE! CARD TABLES 98e PLAYING CARDS spraAL PAINT SALE Here Are a Few of Our Many Specials SEMI-LUSTRE PAINT Was Pints ................... Quarts................. Half-Gallons Gallons ............... ..... $.62 ..... 1.10 ..... 1.95 ..... 3.34 49e These are only a few of the hundreds of Items at special reduction, during this 50th anniversary event! -, ahead, and that we have a head to go with.—Weston Leader. To a lot of investors the decision added injury to Insult Westen Leader. ÍUtiGEÍTIONÍ TWO DECKS D el roghi Page 3 t ———.___ —____ Also Big Savings on Our FISHING TACKLE (Half-Price!) Corner of Main and Riverside Medford, Oregon Now $.52 .92 1.59 2.89
