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Friday, March 8,1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 tain 200,000 useless words, but j hopes to be back to work in about . Mrs. Gosnell is convalescing from FAITH MISSION a recent operation, and is able to I M N. Main 1 another week. they're probably no more so than A glad welcome tn all. • Secretary Dietrick reports that see friends the ones some of us have tried Good singing und music. ' the meeting of Hillah Temple on • Mrs. G M Green returned to on our bankers Weston Leader, I her home on N. Main street on Meeting Sunday afternoon at ¡Friday evening was well attended rniTvn BY EDWINA JAMES , — Y considering the luisketball game Wednesday, March 6, after a ma 2 3(1 Im Hint Will give cvilllge f----- -—-------- - ---- ~ ’ listic sermon. I jor operation at the Community i and other attractions. their future plans. Many friends • Mrs. Dorothy Specht was hos • Mr and Mrs Warren Fitch and hospital. tess for a surprise party at her wish them good luck and much • I IKS I IIAPTIMT CHUI« II Ernest Gibson of the Cove district • Mrs. Mamie Culbertson Is vis lovely home on High street re happiness. Chari«*» E. Dunham, Pastor —Medford at- drove down to z\shland Tuesday, iting her daughter Mrs Ruth War cently, given for Mrs. Caroline • Allison Moulton, Wednesday. Church school meets al 9:45. C. ten u( Berkeley, California Mn Daugherty. Mrs. Daugherty was torney. was a business visitor in returning Museutt Culbertson accompanied Mr. and N Gillinore, superintendent. invited to spend the evening at Ashland last Friday Mrs. Moulton • Mr. and Mrs Charles spent the Mrs C. W Fraley to California of the Cove district, Morning wot ship at 11 o'clock. accompanied him and was a guest Mrs. Specht s home and as each week-end in Ashland returning the first of the week. They will The subject of the morning ser- guest arrived with a small pretext, of Mrs. Roy Parr. Tuesday visit relatives at several places in mon is: "Jesus Christ and the she began to suspicion that some • Wayne Hill. Yreka, former Ash home • Clyde Costollo was under the the south. World Today," thing had been planned. A birth land boy. brought his bride over weather last week with flu but is • Mr and Mis R H Pinson are The Young People's Union meets day song made her aware that it to spend the week-end with his again able be In his shop. expected back from San Francisco at 6:30 The Fellowship Commis was a surprise party given ui her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill, • Mr. and to Mrs. E T. Allen, for this week Mr. ihnson has been sion bus charge of the meeting. *■“ guests honor. Games filled the early part 143 Granite street. Other merly of the Ashland Hotel, have m the S 1' Hospital whcK' lie Evening service at 7:30 "A home were Mr. and at the Hill of the evenmg. followed by re returned to Ashland from an ex underwent an operation for appen Closed Book Opened," is the sub-1 Lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver freshments, and presentation of a rest in southern California dicitis. He worked nt the Porter jeet of the pastor’s third expos!- I dainty gift to the honoree Guests Mrs Claude Strong of Grenada. tended COOKING • Frank Thomas, at present at service station this winter, tory sermon on the book of Reve were Mrs Harley Duffield, Mis Calif. Mrs. Lane was formerly Miss tending the University of Oregon lation. Lois Hill and the Strongs are old- • Mr Bob Carlon of I^ikeview is Bert Smith, Mrs. Guy Applewhite APPLES was a guest of friends and rela spending several Cays In Ashland, Wcdnesda* ly evening Is Church Hanel, Mrs. Marcella Scribner, time eastern friends of the Hills tives in Ashland ami Medford over Night At 7 o'clock the class in Mrs. Ernest White, Mrs. Micky • Thad Coleman Jr., two-year-old the week-end. While here he at renewing old acquaintances Mr Per Carlon is a former resident of this the study of Missions meets, 7:30 Mrs. Lee Fxfield. Mrs. C. E. Pratt, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Cole the Junior Prom at the city prayer and conference meeting Box the hostess. Mrs. Specht, and the man on Oak street, suffered a tended Normal School. • Mrs. Earl Kelso was enter and ut 8:30 choir practise honoree, Mrs. Caroline Daugherty. broken leg last week when he tell • Mrs Alice Pruitt of the Siski- tained with a pinochle party on Wr Ih-livrr e • Lee Port spent the last week from the Shetland pony he was yous underwent a major opera The dictionary is said to con- V Among end with his grandparents, Mr. riding. It was necessary to x-ray tion at the Community hospital her birthday, Feb 2Mh the guests were Mr. and Mrs Kel and Mrs. A. H. Peachey of Ash- the leg to determine fractures. Al Tuesday morning. land, and his parents, Mr. and though Thad Jr. is now weighted • H. it Hurst left Sunday for so, Mr. and Mrs. Barnum. Mr. und down with a plaster cast, he still Mrs Anderson, Mr and Mrs. de Mrs. Lee Port ox' Applegate. Port ~ Benicia. California, after receiving Cathelinean, Miss — Betty Anderson. is a sophomore at Oregon State wants to ride a pony. word that his wife had lx*en in college this year, having been • N. D. Litwiller of Salem is in jured in an automobile accident Miss Merz. Mr Merz and Mr. graduated from Ashland high the city this week assisting his Saturday. Mrs Hurst is in the Wood. son C. M. Ltiwiller get settled in • Miss Blossom Austin arrived school three years ago. hospital of Benicia, where they • John Murphy, prominent on the the Stock and Litwiller Funeral operate the Benicia Theatre It here today from Sun Francisco she has been visiting the Ashland high school basketball home. has not been ascertained just how where past two months. quint, is at the Community hos • Mrs. Irene Kaniminska. of Sa badly Mrs Hurst is injured. pital, suffering with a severely lem, is expected here the last of • Of much interest to people in cut finger. Dr. Harvey Wools is the week with Gene Litwiller, 6. Ashland is the recent marriage on “In the Very Heart of /I s I i I iiik I’’ not certain whether the finger will and Dorris. 2, who come to join Friday. March 1. of Miss Trudy their parents Mr. and Mrs C. M have to be amputated or not. Hoyt, daughter of Mrs. Rodney • Mrs. Georgia Coffey returned to | Litwiller. Mrs. Wamminska and Gale of Portland, and George Gil Ashland recently from Portland, i Mrs. Litwiller are sisters. lette. son of George V. Gillette Sr. where she has been employed for • Mrs. George Owens who has of Ashland. The wedding took the past seven months. While here been quite ill is reported improv- place in Vancouver, Washington, FOR SALE Here's a real buy. SHOP THE GROCETERIA WAY— $250 takes a three-room house she will undergo a slight opera ’ ing. and other than the attendants, Know the Thrill of Satisfied Buying! • Funeral services were held at and level lot near Normal school. tion at the Community hospital. there were present only Mr. A. S. 512 Elizabeth st.. Ashland. (m8) • Miss Agnes Hervey v.ent to the Stock and Litwiller Funeral Korstad of Hood River and Mr. Portland Sunday morning to spend home Saturday afternoon for and Mrs. Glenn Rice of Hollywood. several days with her sister, Mrs. Frank Dunnavan. who passed California Mrs. Gillette Is a grad FOR SALE Good team, wagon and harness; also mowing ma away at his home Thursday, Feb Gordon Pefley. uate of the University of Wash chine and rake, all in A-l con • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheat from ruary 28. Services were conducted ington Mr Gillette is a graduate dition; reasonable. J. D. Taylor, Yreka, former Ashland residents, by Rev. C. W. Hall, followed by of the Ashland high school, and 937 Oak street. (ml5) visited with many relatives and interment in Mountain View cem attended the Southern Oregon etery. friends Sunday. Normal School and the University FOR SALE Seasoned fire body • The Trinity guild of the Trinity • Frank Dunnavan was born on of Oregon. He is employed at the New Crop wood, $2 06 per tier delivered in Fancy, New Episcopal church sponsored a large March 8, 1854, in Licking county, Lithia Theatre, where he has been Fresh Stock 4-tier lots. Whittle Transfer Co., dessert bridge with over 75 pres Ohio, and had lived here for some for the past two years organist phone 117. (m8) Per Comb ent. Beautiful decorations con time. He is survived by two sis- and assistant manager The young 3*/2 pounds for sisted entirely of spring flowers, ters, Mrs. Cora D. McFayden ami couple are at home to their many FOR SALE For the next 10 days arranged in attractive fashions. Miss Dunnavan. will make a big reduction on friends at the Casanova court on With 19 tables of auction in play. • Mr. and Mrs. H. Bullis and the Boulevard. every piece of furniture at the Sat- Charles Bullis returned last Mrs. C. A. Haines was awarded Blue Front. 67 North Main (mS • Two carloads of pipe for the high score prize and Mrs. Ben urday from Corvallis after a two city are expected today or tomor weeks visit. SALE Use Prest-o-I^ogs; Gibson, second high. row from Provost, Utah, for use FOR clean, hot, convenient. Carson- • The marriage of Miss Lucille • Miss Veva Fitch came over in the relaying the main on the Fowler Lumber Co. (m22) Carson, formerly of Ashland, to from Klamath Falls Tuesday to east end of the Boulevard Harvey Archer of Powers, Oregon, visit relatives here and in the Cove • Mr and Mrs Will Flagg of Los ROSE BUSHES Still a few is of much interest to many peo district. Angeles, arrived in Ashland Wed choice varieties of rose bushes ple in this city. Mrs. Archer is • S. D. Doremus, W. J. Dough nesday to visit his brother-in-law, Mild«* by Oregon left; hurry. Ted’s Feed and Seed Golden Ituntnm the niece of Mr and Mrs. O. F. erty and Richard Campbell, of the Frank Saulsbury. They are also Blind People Store, Phone 91. <m8) Carson and Miss Eugenia Carson. local IGA stores, drive to Kla visiting relatives of Mrs. Flagg at Mrs. Archer is a graduate of the math Falls Wednesday afternoon Medford and vicinity. WANTED An upholsterer and Ashland high school in the class of to attend a meeting of IGA mer • Members of the American Le mattress maker. Inquire for Mr. 1929, and the University of Ore chants from this part of Oregon. gion Auxiliary are sponsoring a Reece at the free employment 7 • C. N Gillrfiore, assistant man gon. She has been teaching in the office. Fix It Shop. (m8) Kellogg cereal sale In several local Powers high school for the past ager of the Carson-Fowler Lum grocery stores tomorrow. There two years. While visiting Mr. and ber company, who has been ill the will be a member of the auxiliary ANYONE wishing help, male or Mrs. Carson, nothing was said of past two weeks is improving and in every store to push the line dur female, inquire at the free em ployment office. Fix It Shop. (8 ing this special sale • Mrs. Paul Byers entertained the NEWLY DECORATED one, two K«'«l Prather Murr IJghter» Fortnightly Study Club in regular or three-room apartments. Fix meeting at her home on Beach It Shop. (m8) Street, Monday. Folowing the short business session and current EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS on events. Mrs. Ernest White pre all makes of radios; special ra sented the short topic, and inter dio manufacturer's service, "tune esting discussion on the present up" only $2; guaranteed serv plans which have been proposed as ice. Call 209, Elhart's. (m22) relief measures, and an article by PHONE 156—FREE DELIVERY John T. Flynn, "A Dollar to CONVALESCENT HOME — 153 Windward." Mrs. B. C. Forsythe Granite, Ashland, cares for in gave the book review of the week, valids and aged at $40 per "The Pedigree of Honey,” by Bar month and up; room and board, bara Webb. The decorations in the Southern Oregon’s Leading Food Merchants light housekeeping rooms and lovely home of Mrs. Byers were cabins available. (f!5tf) spring flowers, accentuating vio lets. Delightful refreshments were served at the close of the meet ing. • Jesse Gosnell, now in the vet Where Y ou Get Most for Your Money Every Day in the Week erinary division of the United BUNCH SIZE 200 States Army, at the Presidio, is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. We Deliver T. B. Gosnell on E. Main street. 61 North Main About People You Know! HERBERTS TWO STORES MM I ASHLAND G roceteria Classified Ads A COMPLETE FOOD STORE Special for SATURDAY, MONDAY RAISINS 0MB HONEY ISe ! BROOMS CORN 49c each 5X.- 29e Toilet Tissue MATCHES 3 1"“.. lie 6 Zìe Large Selection—Well Displayed HARDY AND WOLTERS SATURDAY, MONDAY SPECIALS! 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Pastries and Pies and Bread of All Kinds 15c Golden Bantam Corn, small tin....lOc KELLOGG SPECIALS Fancy Asparagus Tips, all green, 2 tins............................................. 25c We wish the Indies of the American l-eglon Fancy Asparagus, white, No. 2....20c siK'cess In their special Petite Prunes, 4 pounds................ 25c sale of Kellogg prod ucts, and are featuring Fresh Golden Dates, 2 pounds......19c all Kellogg cereals at Dried Pears, 2 pounds.................. 25c special prices! ___ I Dried Nectarines, 2 pounds.... ...... 25c Bran Flakes, package 11C Big Boy Economy Soap, 6 bars ...27c All Bran, package.................... 19c Large pkg. Oxydol and 2 Giant Kaffee Hag Coffee, pound...... 49c Bars soap..................................... 25c Kellogg Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 25c BROOMS OF QUALITY at the Lowest Prices r
