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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1935)
Friday, August 16,1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 3 • Mr. and Mrs J. M. Wagner have had as their guests since Sat urday Dr. and Mrs. Herman Som mers and children of San Francis co. Mrs. Sommers is the daughter • Mr and Mrs Oscar Martin and of Mr. and Mrs. Wagner. two daughters, Mildred and Ixiuise, • Mrs. James Yeo of 462 Allison Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bell and ! street returned the first of the family, and Miss Marnle Reed week from Grants Pass where she i made a trip to Crater Lake Sun- had spent a week visiting with her I day. They returned by way of daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and j Diamond lake. Since none of the Mrs. Charles Butchart. Mrs. Butch- party had seen Crater I Ake bears, art returned to Ashland with her ! they were delighted to find ’a mother for a short visit. ................................. mother bear with four cubs on the • Joe King, fireman, returned to highway several miles from the work Monday after a two weeks I lake. vacation, lie spent most of the • Mrs J. H. Williams, who I han time Ln Ashland catching up on his ' been ill since Sunday morning, is home work, but took time off to recovering. drive to Diamond lake. • Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Watkins, • Miss Hazel Bruner of Scenic I Crescent City, were guests at the drive returned to Ashland Tuesday , Oscar Martin home last Friday, afternoon following an 18-day va i Mrs. Watkins will be remembered cation spent in San Jose, Calif., ! as Frances Barnes, who attended Los Angeles and San Diego, where I Bellview school five or six years she attended the fair. She stated I ago that she had enjoyed herself thor • Henry Stenrud and George oughly on the trip but was indeed Helms spent several days of this glad to be back in Ashland. j week at like o’ the Woods, where • Ray Shipman of Klamath Falls I they were doing carpenter work. spent the past week-end in Ash • Marilyn Christlieb and Barbara land visiting friends. i Jean Moore returned Tuesday from • Mrs. E. H. Murray was hostess the Camp Fire camp at Squaw recently to a group of friends, en lake, where they spent the past tertaining at contract. Mrs. Emma week. Hager was awarded high prize and • J. H. William«, who has been Mrs. Ray Cook second high. At hired to do Janitor work at the close of the afternoon entertain Bellview school for the coming ment attractive refreshments were school year, is now giving the served at dainty small tables. building a general cleaning, pre Guests included the Mesdames Em- paratory to the opening of school man Hager, Ray Cook, Roily New ton, Warren Cooke, Ben Gibson, September 9. • Miss Pauline Byrd returned to Gertrude McDougal, H. J. Carter, her home Saturday after spending Miss Bernice Carter and the hos a week visiting friends in Dorris. tess, Mrs. E. H. Murray. • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moser of Calif. • Karl Moore, who is working at Crescent City were guests recently a Klamath Falls chain store, spent for a brief visit of Miss Estella last Sunday with his parents, Mr. Hays. • Ben Gibson left the earlier part and Mrs. Homer Moore. this week for iAkeview, where t Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott and of has gone to increase his already two daughters, Mary Elizabeth he and Lou Ann of Berkeley, spent remarkable record for selling in Gibson planned a ’’round- several days this week with Mr. surance. up” all his own for the famous and Mrs. C. B. Lamkin. They were cow town. on their way to Portland to spend • Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sanford and the rest of their vacation Mr Miss Lena Nelson left Sunday for Scott is a cousin of Lamkin. a lengthy visit in Yellowstone park • Mrs Mary Stillwell spent the and in Canada. day with Mrs. W L. Huxley Thurs • Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett and day of this week. son returned to Ashland Monday • Mr. and Mrs. Willedon Chat from an enjoyable four days visit man. who have been living on the at Winchester bay. Cyster place with Mrs. King, have • Mr. and Mrs. John Galey and moved to northern California. daughter returned to Portland on • Chester Farmer, who is em Sunday following a week visit in ployed in a mill at Dorris, Calif., Ashland at the home of Mr. Gal spent Sunday with his wife and ey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Galey. Another guest, the Galey's son Bobby. • E. D. Campbel! left Saturday daughter. Miss Mary Galey, left for California with Mr. Gregory. Saturday for Palo Alto. Campbell will go on to Oklahoma later In the fall. Ivan Farmer has rented the Campbell place and will 1 harvest the produce. . • B. H. Christlieb made a busi- j ness trip to Applegate Wednesday. I • Mrs. Charles Anderson is en joying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Hushower of Santa Rosa. Mrs. Hushower spent. the first part of the summer at Myrtle Point with her son and will spend the rest of the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Anderson. • Mr. and Mrs. Bensted and chil dren from Kansas City are visiting at the George Yockel home this week. Mrs. Bensted is a sister of Mr. Yockel. • Mr. and Mrs. Hoag of Mon mouth were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norton Webster. Bellview News Notes PHONE VOÍJK omini FOR FREE DELIVERY—CAI J, IM SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS A JD/W/VylM 1 FLUHKEK'H Swift’s Oriole Per Pound I 37c I FLl IIKER’N g 1 I 3 for 10c 1 FLUHRER’S Boston Cream 1 TEA STICKS Cake 23c ea | 1 13c—2 for 25c | ALABAMA SANDWICH XXTT TZ" 6-Can Limit IVJLJLJUIV Morning—Teacup 5c WE PAY 29e FOR FRESH MON ARCH No. 2 13c GRAPEFRUIT, each EXTRA EGGS GODGE—FANCY CUTLETS SATURDAY AND MONDAY 18e RED SALMON, No. 2 17 17 17 |_? 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Elco Gold Refinery 1038 Exchange Building Seattle, Washington Summer Price on COAL We are taking orders for delivery during month of August only for $14 per ton WHITTLE TRANSFER CO. 89 Oak Street About People You Know FLOUR S""”“ Saturday Special • Mr and Mrs. L. A. Roberts have as their guest for some time Mr. Robert’s aunt, Mrs. Melissa Dun lap. • Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Poley left Wednesday for their cottage at Lake o’ the Woods, where they will stal until the end of the week. • Mrs. C. L Smith has as her guests for the summer Mrs E. O. Wilson and two sons of Eugene and as a guest for a week Mrs Irene Shirley of Medford. I Veal Shoulder ROASTS 6c • Mrs. A. M. Storch of Long Beach and the Misses Miriam anil Jeanne Leeds of Pasadena. Calif., are spending some time in Ash land, Mrs. Storch as the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. D. Wagner, and the Misses Leeds as guests of their aunts, Mrs. A. E. Kinney of Ash land, and of Mrs. T. W. Miles of Medford. • Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parker re turned to Ashland Monday from a brief visit to Newport, Depot Bay and Toledo, Oregon. • The Misses Mabelle Jones and Marietta Whitney returned to their homes here on Monday from Cres cent City and Port Orford, where they spent the past week-end. • Mrs. W. M. Dodge was called to Seattle Monday by the death of her father, J. F. Shidler. • Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fifield re turned to their home here Sunday from a weeks visit on the coast. • Dick Peterson left recently for San Francisco, where he plans to remain indefinitely. • Mrs. H. H. Elhart returned to her home here Sunday from Port land, where she visited for some time at the home of her mother. Mrs. E. M. Newton. ANNOUNCING MAR-VISTA GUARANTEED WINES AL JORDAN’S VINTAGE SHOP "BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN” Your Favorite Wines, Sporting Goods, Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Etc. Open Evenings WATCH FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT WEEK! 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