Friday, February 1,1935
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Student Tour at Lithia A Fun Cruise
Of Youth. Beauty and Melody On Sea
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Personal News Notes
<L Both from JACKSONVILLE and OVER the HILL
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Jimmy Durante and Charles Butterworth in “The Student Tour,"
playing at the Lithia theater today and Saturday, a melodious musi
cal. Also playing on this program is the added preview feature,
"Mystery Woman," with Gilbert Roland and Mona Barrie plus offi
cial motion pictures of the Baer-Levinsky fight.
to promote boys’ interests in hob
and sports which will tend to
EAGLES FEED IS bies
keep them off the streets and out
mischief.
ENJOYED BY 75 ' of Other
speakers of the evening
Tuesday night aerie No. 2147.
Ashland Eagles, were hosts to
about 75 members and representa
tive businessmen at a stag ban
quet at their hall at 135 East
Main street. Special guest speak
ers and a chicken dinner rounded
out an evening declared a success
by officers of the lodge.
Chief speaker of the evening
was A. H. Banwell, worthy presi
dent of the Medford FOE., who
outlined a brief history of the
Eagle order from its beginning 37
years ago till today, now boasting
three-quarters of a million mem
bers; of its accomplishments and
plans. He also explained the Med
ford aerie's boys club, organized
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“Mystery Woman”
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GILBERT ROLAND
MONA BARRIE
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Baer-Levinsky
Fight Pictures
i were Dr. S. H. Kresse, Frank
Shaeffer. Jack Huston. Virgil Gil
lette. George Tucker and Sheriff
Syd I. Brown, all of Medford.
Among the most prominent guests
from this city were Mayor Thorn
ton Wiley. Councilman Guy Apple
white. Fire Chief Clint Baughman.
J. W. McCoy, Sam McNair. Paul
McDonald, Oscar Silver, Scott
Hastings and Ben Gibson.
Music for the evening was fur
nished by the Ashland Eagles or
chestra.
Special mention was made to all
Eagles of district gathering of all
lodges in southern Oregon at Med
ford Saturday, February 9, at
which time the Grand Worthy
President will be in attendance.
HIGH TRIAL COST $«78.38
Cost for ferreting out guilt in
the Robert N. (Babe) High barn
burning case was set at $878 38
Tuesday by the district attorney's
office in a cost bill filed with the
county clerk. The costs were as-
sesed to the High brothers, who
were recently found guilty of
burning the Balfour Guthrie bam
near Ashland January 4. 1933. The
brothers are at liberty on $2500
bonds pending an appeal to the
state supreme court.
• Wallace Haskins, who had been i • Having resided near Table Rock
for several months, Mr and Mrs
receiving treatment at the
erana' hospital at Roseburg dur-1 Roy Baker returned Tuesday to
ing the last two months, was ' their former home near Ruch.
transferred recently to the Port-1 O Mrs. A. S. Klelnhammer went
land Veterans' hospital, according to Jacksonville late last week,
to word received by Applegate rel where she attended the regular
atives. Mr. Haskins, who had been meeting of the Missionary society
in ill health for some time, re of the Presbyterian church, which
turned to the Applegate last sum was held at the home of Rev. and
mer from Pekin, Illinois, where Mrs. S. H Jones. A covered dish
he had made his home for several luncheon was served to the hi
ladies in attendance.
years.
• Stop at the Nugget
• Miss Faye Perkins pf
Colorado, is spending the week as • Members of the Ruch sewing
a guest of her aunt. Mrs Lloyd ' circle met for an interesting ses-
Ilanscam, of Little Applegate Miss | sion at the school house there
Perkins has been in Oregon for Wednesday Hostesses for the day
the last month, expecting to re were Mrs Dick Kerr and Mrs
Ivan McDonough.
main here for some time.
•
Playground
has
equipment
• Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wise of Gold
Hill were guests of Mr. and Mrs. been Installed recently at the
A. S. Klelnhammer Sunday. Mrs. Ruch school, including swings.
\\ ise will be remembered locally teeters, and a jumping pit.
• A wedding which came as a
.is the former Celia Combest.
surprise to their many friends was
• Henry A. Schneider, local CCC that of Miss Mabel Roberts of
boy. underwent a tonsil operation Missouri Flat and Dick Head of
Saturday Dr. D. H Findley of the Applegate, which occurred
Medford was '.he attending phy Tuesday at Grants Pan. The
sician.
newlyweds are remaining ut
• Mrs. Louisa Ray. pioneer of the Grants Pass for the present
Applegate, is critically ill at her • Courteous service at the Nugget
home, following a paralytic stroke • Having ceased activity for sev
late last week. Mrs. Ray is under eral weeks owing to snow and
the care of Miss Katherine Buck- freezing weather, the Aurora Min
ley. local nurse.
ing company of Little Applegate
• Western Union at the Nugget. is operating again under charge
• W. H. McDaniel has returned of J. F. Mathews. Three shifts are
to his home on Applegate after being maintained dally.
spending three weeks at Yakima • The School Improvement club
with his son. Glenn McDaniel, who of the Applegate school district Is
also returned here with his father. making preparations to present a
The younger Mr. McDaniel will re three-act play in March. Selection
main here with his parents for of the play will be completed soon
some time, while recuperating • An unusually fine evening was
from head injuries sustained in an reported by Applegate Grangers
automobile wreck in the north who met for their regular meeting
iast summer.
Friday. The first and second obli
• Mr. and Mrs John Matney en gation was taken by Mrs Beatrice
tertained 25 local guests with a Sullivan, while Wm. Clute received
party at their home near Ruch the third and fourth. An interest
Saturday evening, when dancing ing lecturer’s program was pre
and games were enjoyed. Mrs. sented, followed by musical num
Harry Brown also was hostess to bers and a grand march during
the whist players of her commun which members were pleasantly
ity on the same evening. High surprised with presentation of a
3core was held by Miss Mary Beat large box of pop corn balls by
ty and Orr Brown and low by Mrs Mrs. F. L. Johnson. About 45
Harry Brown and Jack O'Brien. Grangers were in attendance, in
The unusual luck of Miss Beatty cluding all officers A combination
and Harry Brown proved to be radio-phonograph, being tried out
the highlight of the evening's with a view to purchasing, was
playing, that couple maintaining enjoyed during the evening.
their place at the head table • Mrs. Carriger and Mrs Harry
throughout the entire succession Whitney were recent all-day visit
of games.
ors in Medford, Mrs. Whitney
• Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bostwick and spending the day visiting at the
family of Bellview spent the week home of her son and family. Mr.
end on Applegate as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith.
and Mrs. Ray Offenbacher.
• The Nugget for cold drinks.
• Mrs Emmett Phillips of Squaw • Miss Violet Olson, accompanied
Lake is spending a few weeks by a friend. Medford high school
with Big Applegate relatives, be students, visited the Jacksonville
ing a guest at present of her high school Tuesday of the past
aunt, Mrs. C. W. Culy.
week Miss Olson is a former Jack
sonville girl. A group of six Med
ford school girls also visited the
local school the latter part of the
week.
• Mrs. Rlckstein and mother of
Medford visited at the home of
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd
Ilanscam of Applegate, Is rccov
ering from bin us siiHtuir«*d late
last week when her pajamas
caught on fire as she stood by the
fireplace. Although the flames
were extinguished ns quickly as
possible, she received burns on
one leg. which extended from th«'
hip to the ankle Jean is unable to
wn'k on the Injured leg at present
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Mrs Anna Knowlton and mother,
Mrs. Kate Bonin, recently.
• Dr D. A Forbes and Mrs Mae
Forbes of Kagla Point were callers
in Jacksonville recently.
• Mis Jim Winningham ami
daughter of Forest Creek called
on relatives here one day last
week
• Guy Watkins of Copper entered
high school here January 21.
• Mr. ami Mrs Elton Hodges of
Spencer Gulch visited at the James
Anderson home here recently
• Mr and Mrs George Wells and
small son of Yucca. Arlz, have
returned to their home there.
They came here about two months
ago and Mr. Wells worked at the
Theide mine.
• Mrs G. O. Sanden journeyed to
Ashluml January 20 and attended
an evening program of the Pres
byterian church
• Mr. and Mrs V'roman and fam
ily of Medford visited at the S E
Dunnington home Sunday.
• The Nugget for magazines
• Mr. and Mrs Callis Lynns and
family, who came here from Idaho '
last fall, have moved into the
Howard lx-win home.
• Dorothy and Walter Cadwalder
of Medford, spent the week-end
visiting at the home of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Otis i
Filter..It
• Mr and Mrs. Fred Yocum of
Medford visited at the home of the
tatter's parents, Mr and Mrs
George Hilton. Sunday.
• Mr and Mrs. Chet Leonard of
Medford were visitors at Forest
Ravenor's home Sunduy.
• Mrs. Ix>la Hildreth was a Med
ford caller Tuesday.
• Members of the Royal Neigh
bors lodge met Saturday at a
called meeting ,o sew for a needy
family. One quilt was made. About
10 members were present
• A small fire caused by an
overheated stove caused the fire
department to make a dash to the
backroom of Chitwood's Monday.
Although bedding was singed and
a wall charred, little damage was
suffered ami observers state that
Mrs Jean Gillis, manager of the
store, was the calmest and col-
lectedest person near the almost
blaze
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