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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1936)
Friday, February 21, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER 1 the County of Jackson. State of Mrs F M KI Ison and daughter Mary Wallace and Mrs. Doti home Thursday of last week, and _ | Oregon, to-wit: Ixmgstreth compose the kitchen la recovering from his recent ap are hero this week from Tenant, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE California visiting Mis Filson'a . committee . Beginning at a point south ds pendicitis operation nicely Mrs. Erford Poole spent the mother, Mrs. N A Parker BY VIRTUE of an execution in deg 30' West 372 9 feet from a i Yvonne and Norman Christlieb entertained a group of their young week-end at the home of her par foreclosure duly issued out of and point 974.82 feet south of the Ulen Cusick of this city was a ents. Mr ami Mrs R E. Newbry | under the seal of the Circuit northwest comer of D. L. C No. The Home Extension Unit will friends ut a valentine party Friday Mrs Poole teaches school near business visitor Saturday in Mod Court of the State of Oregon, in 48 in Sec. 31. Township 38 South, ..old its regular meeting at the night. During the evening appro Grants Pass ford. and for the County of Jackson, to Range 1 East of the Willamette clubhouse Tuesday, February 25, priate games were played and en • The executive committee and me directed and dated on the 18th Meridian, in Oregon, (said {mints, Mrs Henry Stenrud and Mrs Wal- joyed by the guests At the close Mr mid Mrs I C. Erwin visited of the evening, the group enjoyed I trustees of the Upper Valley Com day of February 1936, in a cer together with comer 281 feet ter Hash will give a lesson on Sunday evening in Medford at the tain action therein, wherein George south 6 deg West from starting .Meat Cookery. Mrs Albert Arnold delightful refreshments at the at munity club met at the clubhouse home of friends tractive table The guests included Monday afternoon in regard to the Porter, W. M Walls, A. Penwell point of this land to be conveyed, will give a report on the Home In • and E. H. Lamport, (substituted being all old comers of the origin terest Conference which she at- Betty Dunn, Kathryne Peachey, dance license for this year Jack Enders, who is a student Fern Wenus, Nancy Briggs, Betty Mn George King returned to for L. Pennington) as plaintiffs, al Caldwell property,) and from tended in Corvallis last week A ut the University of Oregon, Wimer, l^eona Grimm. Rosemary recovered judgment against Ber said beginning point running covered dish luncheon will be Bell, Mama Byrd and Yvonne her home Tuesday and is recover spent the week end at his home ing rapidly from her recent opera trand Edward DeCathclineau and thence north 63 degrees 30 East served at noon, Everyone is in Christlicb; Dale Williams, Bernie tion. Miss Beryl King, who has here Clara DeCathclineau the defend 120 feet, more or less, to the sou vited to attend. • ants. for the sum of $440 00. with therly line of the new Pacific High The Bellview P.-T A will meet Helms. Bob Dunn, Gene Brantley, been staying with Mrs Lizzie Bai Jack Enders returned to Eu Billy Briggs and Norman Chriat- ton, has also returned home interest on $400.00 II hh . i at the way and 50 feet from the center at the schoolhouse Friday night. gene Sunday, after «¡tending the Mrs John Farmer returned to week-end visiting In Ashland rate of 8% per annum from Feb line of said highway; thence wes Founder's Day will be celebrated r lieb. Mis Richard C Joy was the her home Wednesday of last week ruary 7, 1934. and with interest terly along the southerly line of with a birthday cake and an ap Mr und Mrs James Newell, on $20 00 at 8', per annum from said new Pacific Highway 290 propriate program Miss Wanda honored guest at a party given at She has been visiting for some l^irnc Sewell and Mrs Klien Tate June 1. 1934, and with interest on feet; thence northerly at right an Heinz, accompanied by Miss Eva the home of Mrs Homer Moore time in Portland with M i s A my were guests ut the home of Mi $20.00 at 8% per annum from gles to said last course. 10 feet; Stinchfield. will give several violin Tuesday afternoon, In the first Spafford. George and Genevieve und Mrs L R Phillips in Horn- June 1, 1935. amounting in all to thence westerly at right angles to selections Glenn Wade will give a game. Nell Dunn received first Farmer. Friends of George Fai brook Sunday $506.81, with costs and disburse said last course and parallel to recitation Mrs. Albert Arnold will prize and Mrs Charles Hast, sec nier will be glad to know that he Mr und Mrs Niwience Burnett ments taxed at $38.80, and the said Highway and 40 feet from give a report on the Home Inter ond In the second game. Mrs is regaining his health of Tulent ure the parents of a Fred Homes received first prize further sum of $150.00 as attor- ! ■ the center line of said Highway, a est Conference. Mr. Hettinger, who hus been j «*4 pound son, born Monday at At a recent meeting of the and Mrs Vincent Laninl, second seriously ill, is slightly improved. i the community hospital ney’s fees, which judgment was distance of 400 feet: thence south .enrolled and docketed in the erly at' right angles to said last school board the present teachers Dainty refreshments of Thursday of last week, Mr. and Mr G H Billings and Mr. C II sandwiches. cake and tea Clerk's office of said Court in course. 20 feet; thence westerly at were all re-elected for the next Mrs Hettinger, Mr Ted Wenus, Thomas attended u luncheon ta * , served at the close of the after- said County on the 17th day of right angles to said last course school term The teachers are: ! and Mrs Hettinger's sister made a | noon. Mrs Joy was the recipient trip to Medford, where Mr Hettin insurance men In Medford Mon day February. 1936. noon. and parallel to said Highway and William Ford, Principal; Doris I of many lovely gifts ger received medical treatment •Mi J B leenhower. who Notice is hereby given that, pur 60 feet from the center line of Hitchcock. Intermediate Grades, At a meeting at the courthouse Eunice Hager. Primary Mrs Lee Wallis was given a Item seriously Illi, lx n-|x.it«-<( suant to the terms of the said ex said Highway a distance of 335 and in Medford Monday night, the birthduy dinner at the home of Mi I m - III u somewhat Improved ' ecution, I will on the 21st day of feet, more or less, to a point where I Grades county 4-H club leaders associa and Mrs. Wade Wallis The play, "The Neighbors," Sunday Mi Jition March. 1936, at 10.00 o'clock a. m. the southerly line of said new Pac tion was organized Richard Joy Mr Olin G Conwell and son, at the front door of the Court ific Highway intersects the north given by members of the Bellview was elected president of the asso Lev Wallis. Bobby mid James Wai j Grange Thursday night of last Ils were also guests Irvin, returned to their home in house in the City of Medford, in erly line of the old Pacific High ciation. Miss Doris Hitchcock and Mrs Walter Ixmgstivth attend . Sacramento, Sunday evening, af Jackson County, Oregon, offer for way; thence Southeasterly along week, was a decided success. Be Mrs. Walter Longstreth also at ed a meeting of the Embroidery ter spending the week-end vllsllng sale and will sell at public auction the northerly side line of the old fore the play was presented. Shel tended the meeting for cash to the highest bidder, to Pacific Highway, a distance of by Wilcox, accompanied by Mrs Mrs B H Chnstlieb was pleas club, of which she is a member, in with friends and relatives here Mr Teddy Caldwell, former res satisfy said judgment, together 1225 feet, more or less, to a point Walter Longstreth, gave several antly surprised when a group of Ashland Monday Mrs J H Williams, who has ident and now living In McCloud with the costs of this sale, subject which is south 6 deg. west 281 feet violin selections The Yokum sis friends gathered at her home in Tuesday to redemption as provided by law, from tne place of beginning; ters of the Normal gave two piano honor of her birthday Monday eve been il) for the past week, is still returned to hie home morning after spending the week all of the right, title and interest thence North 6 deg. East 281 feet trios. After the play, the crowd ning. Well-filled baskets were in a critical condition. W. O Martin, Archie Kincaid end in Ashland. that the said defendants in said to the place of beginning, contain enjoyed dancing Members of the brought by the guests, and the Mr George Stanley, former Ash suit, and each and all of them, had ing 6 acres, more or less; it being cast and Mrs. Edwin Dunn, the di group enjoyed the pleasant dinner and Walter Longstreth attended a on the 7th day of February 1934. the intent to include all that por rector. deserve a great deal of Mrs Christlieb was the recipient Tomato Growers meeting at the land resident. and who now resides courthouse In Medford .Saturday in Kugene, stop|>vd her last week or now have in and to the follow tion of the Dr. A C. Caldwell credit for their work The Bellview Grange is sponsor of many lovely gifts The evening Waiter Longstreth has received end before conUnuing on his way ing described property, situated in tract lying southerly from the was spent in dancing ing a dance. Friday. February 21 Friends A group of friends and relatives word that his mother, Mrs Abbie to Glendale, California e door committee is composed Longstreth. is seriously Hi in Long here will be Interested to know gathered at the home of Mm R. Ailene Inlow and Dorothy Ap- Beach. Calif Mrs longstieth that Mr Stanley Is now owner of Cor. 3rd and Main Phone 10 gate. Mrs Vera Helm. Mrs E. Newbry Tuesday evening to made her home in this district for and manager of two large retail celebrate her birthday During the a number of years grocery stores tn Eugene ew Pacific Highway, together evening games and music were en joyed Mrs. Newbry received many ith all water and mineral rights =3 lovly gifts Those who enjoyed the a ipurtenant thereto Excepting and reserving here- evening were Mr and Mrs J E f om that portion, if any. of those Goettling and family, Jake Roys HILL’S i ■emises described in Volume 196 ton, Ed Williams, and Mr and the Deed Records of Jackson Mrs Newbry, Albert. Tommy and What would you »ay if you were nick and >unty, Oregon, at page 505, Everett Newbry Mr and Mrs L D Meservey en told me to get a doctor and I came back with a tiich is included in the above de- tertained a few friends at a turkey ribed premises horse-doctor? Dated this 18th day of Febru- dinner in honor of Mr. Meservey's birthday Monday night Mr Mes y. 1936 Planning life insurance programs is no SYD I BROWN ervey was the recipient of many part-time job. It is becoming more of a profes gifts Those present included Mr Sheriff of Jackson County. Or- LARGE SWEET and Mrs Mark True. Mr. and Mrs sion every year. By Howard Gault W D. Jackson and the hosts. Mr Deputy. and Mrs L D. Meservey Albert Newbry was taken to his >. Feb. 21. 28 - March 6. 13 LEGAL NOTICES BELLVIEW NEWS NOTES : SELF SERVICE GROCERY WHAT WOULD YOU SAY ? 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It will Ite 11(1 yean*, or 199«. before February ugniti has five Saturdays— Dickey’s Radio Service M c D onald jewelry store At Wick's Open Evenings Your dollars will do double duty when they are invested in one of our Retirement Income plans. » OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED and REFINISHED New Cabinets Built to Order Prices Reasonable Phone 421-R Extra Large Fresh will EGGS 18c Definitely End LANE’S on the Blvd From Their Greenspring Mountain Ranch 0» ITS CLOSE-OIJT SALE Whether it is the regu lar washday or an un expected need for Laundry Work, I just call the Ashland Laundry They call promptly and return my bundle pleasantly done and my home is undisturbed by washday confusion Ashland Laundry Service Is Such a Convenience You Should Use It Watto—the electrical wizard presents his wonder workers A httle bend oi miracle workers who go into the home and foe a few pennies per day — actually run the house. Each has his own particular job, and does it efficiently. As many pennies as you want to spend in a day, Watto can provide the workers. Anything in housework they’ll save you time and money on — and the work will be — Perfect. And — the bigger the crew of workers you engage — the lower the price you will pay. The California Oregon Power Company I i ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO. Phone 160 SI Water Street JUST CALL— THAT’S ALL February 29th (Saturday), 1930 Buy Now—And Save! * It might be 00 years before you again have such buying opportunities PHONE 94 SEE OUR WINDOW \ ‘'id'-'i.ml >..i deposit n III r. M.-, V. merchandise Our Conscientious Care Merits Your Confidence Funeral and Ambulance Service Phone 12 STOCK & LITWILLER fhomh . a ' (We Never Ciotte) . -X. ,
