Friday. August 7, 1930
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
son, Buiy. drove to Kerby fur the
week end to attend the wedding
of their niece, Mias Neola Gran
Sam Hamilton ana family includ to Mr. Lester Reynolds The cere
mony took place Sunday evening
By Bill Hulsui
ing two daughters, of Wakefield,
a Kansas and other members of the .».uout fifty friehda and relatives
were present.
By Mildred Martin
Young baseball players of south-1 family held a picnic at Jackson Hot
Mr and Mrs. W. W. Walker and
Sunday,
children Audrey, Shirley. Buster
The Bellview Grange held ils ern Oregon those with ambitions(Springs,
Mr and Mrs John Hamilton
regular meeting at the club house toward careers in organized ball moi ed from the Estes house into and Billy, and Mr Godfrey Wal
at
last
going
to
i*t
ker motored to Crater laike and
anyway
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are
Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs
the house* owned by Chase Gard-i , Diamond Lake Sunday.
Walter Davis were obligated In the their chance to trvout b ‘fore ex- ners.
A bualneaa meeting <»f the P.-
third and fourth degrees Miss Hel pert eyes at little or no cost to
Mr and Mrs Leon Gate* and ! ■ T. A was held at Mm Duna'.-ay'a
en Dunn was elected secretary and themselves.
daughter, Shirley, of Grants Pass pome Tuesday afternoon with ten
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treasurer, following the resignation
,___ of the Cin called on friends at Talent Satur
Under
the supervision
Inuies present. Plana were diaeuaM-
cinnati
Reds
of
the
National
Lea-|
of Ailene Inlow. Mrs Edwin Dunn.
day. enroute to Yreka
ed for the carnival and the date
Lecturer, presented Bevel ly Peer sue. a training camp for youngsters
Alvan Fenton, 14 year old son i
who gave a clever tap dance.
I between the ages oi 17 and 22 will of Mr. and Mrs Joe Fenton had was aet at September 11, The
was progressing satisfactorly. The
The hospitality committee for be held in Medford for one week. the misfortune to get his foot work on articles for the lxx>tha
the next Grange meeting, which j leginning September 28. Mickey crushed with a log at the log yard next meeting is to be at the home
will be held August 18. Includes: Shader, scout for the Reds, will be Monday evening, while not broken, of Mrs E. Vail Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wallis. Mr. in charge of the tryouts, and will it is very painful.
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and Mrs. Lee Wallis. Mr. and Mrs. be helped out by several competent
Mi-. John Pitenger of Ashland
Ernest Rogers, Mr and Mrs. Shel conches. all forme*- big league play was calling in Talent Wednesday-
by Wilcox. Mr Guy Randles and er».
Miss Ardell Fee of Eugene, is
All that is necessary fcr any boy visiting with her grandmother. Mrs.
Miss Wanda Randles.
In some streams and lakes the
Several 4-H club members of wishing to attend is that he fur Ruth Helfrich.
Rev. Jeffries and wife of Canby. fishing has fallen off somewhat I
Bellview plans to motor to Hilt nish his own shoes glove. tr,>us-
Sunday where they will visit the porta’.ion to and foil Medford and Oregon, spent the past week with from last week-end. but in others
Mrs Jeffries parents, Mr and Mrs it has Improved Consequently, the
Mount Crest ranch They will stu rdim and board wli le there
general flailing conditions remain
Grants
Fo-
Ashland.
Medford
and
Frank Holdridge.
dy registered Hereford cattle, regis
Romanger and family have ' very good. The Uppe r Rogue River.
tered sheep, and chickens. At noon Pass players, it w.Ji mean a real.
honest-to-goodness Major League moved from the Cwthel hoiie‘into^Particularly around Hamaker Mea-
they will enjoy a picnic lunch.
| dows U good Catches are fair ut
Delbert Mongold of Medford, who tryout at about a tenth of the us- the French property
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Terlll and Brown’s Cabin. A few limits are
is the cow tester for the Rogue Riv ual expense.
daughter.
Barbara and Dorothy Al being luken in Flat Creek which
er Cattle Association, was at the
enough
A.nv youngsters showing
i
Richard Joy ranch Tuesday. He pr at ise to warrant it will be fann len. spent last week at the coast. | is classed as good Union Creek is
Mrs. Riley Nisnonger of Chilo I fair. Other tributaries, with the
visited the Victor York ranch Wed ed out to one of *h“ ¡»rds 14 minor
quin. came over to visit her moth exception of Gingku Creek, are
nesday Mr. York has just entered league teams next spring
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er. Mary Works, and other rela classed as poor.
his dairy* in this association.
I Fish Lake on the headwaters of
Mrs W. L. Huxley has returned
In glancing over the schedule a.- tives. and was accompanied home
from Baypoint. California, where so far arranged for Jean Ebel hart’s by her two nieces. Virginia Garvin the South Umpqua, which may be
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she visited her daughter. Mrs. SONS loot ball team, we fail to and Irene Stedman
1 r
Claude Phillips Mrs. Huxley is now note acre than ».is Ashland ap-
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visiting Mrs. Wineland in Medford penance for the locals Thar is the
Mr and Mrs John Robinson opener against Paetfli college on
have moved into their new home October 3. Howeve/, there are three
Headquarters for Buy
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The interior of the house is to be op-n dates yet to be filled, so Ash
ing and Sidling of Fresh
finished later
A meeting was held at the Club
land’s rabid pigskin followers will
Miss Katherine Peachey is spend probably get to see one and may House Wednesday evening to re Fruits and Vegetables
ing this week in Ashland with her be two more college games here organize the band. The new in We are now packing and
structor is Mr Fred Haines from
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs A. H this fall.
Ogden, Utah. He was formerly a shipping any where in
Peachey.
The SONS go to Grants Pass for
the United States.
Mr J. S. Arnold, farther of Al the first time in history on Oc- band leader at Susanville, Calif.
A fire broke out in the fuel
bert Arnold, who has been serious tODer 9 with the Oregon Fr sh their
Packed boxes of the
ly ill. is somewhat improved. Mrs eppenents. Klamath Falls also gets house at the saw mill shortly be
fore
five
o
’
clock
Thursday
after
famous
Ashland Peaches
May Harris of Ashland is at the a SONS game—the Oregon Normal
Arnold home, to assist in taking emeunter Octoyi 13. The rest of noon and was quickly controlled and Apples.
before it could spread and do ser
care of Mr. Arnold.
the schedule :ho.vr the SONS at
Berry Crates and Hal-
Donald Marsh, who has been ser Albany on October 24. at Eureka ious damage.
Mr. and Mrs ... A. Gran and
iously ill with rheumatic fever, is agan.st Humbolt Teachers on Oc
locs, Also Peach, Toma
reported to be improving.
tober 13; and at Monmouth against
to and Apple Boxes
Miss Marion Chamberlain of Oregon Normal again on November
Eagle Point spent a few days with 7.
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Miss Gladys Brantley this week.
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Rosemary and Patricia Bell are
spending this week in Klamath —YOU SAW IT IN THE MINER
Falls with their father. R. E Bell
Robert Bell, who is employed in r
Sprague River, spent the week-end
at his home.
Mrs. Oscar Martin is employed at I
the “What Not’’ this week, during'
Y’ou will appreciate the
the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Smith !
relief that is yours when
Beverly Peer of
Vancouver.
Washington, is visiting at the home , you send us your laundry
of her grandparents. Mr and Mrs .
bundle.
C. Austin.
Home washing means
Mrs. Hushover of Santa Rosa.
California, arrived Monday to vis more heat and moisture
it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I
Charles Anderson Mrs. Hushover in the home, and you
have enough of that
Is Mrs Anderson’s mother.
DELLVIEW
NEWS NOTES
TALENT ITEMS
SPORT SHORTS
FISHING NEWS
• HILT NEWS •
When It Is Hot
I
reached I rum Camp Comfort on
the South Umpqua or from Hersh
berger on the Roguc-Unipqua Di
vide. is classed tut fair with flies
or good still flailing with salmon
eggs.
Rainbow flailing at Rocky Point
is good Catches during the last
week have contained 8 to 12 lb
rainbows Baby and Trout Orenos
and Andy Reckers seem io be pre
ferred
Lake on tile W ixx I m is fair for
the av< rnge fisherman; the gorxl
fishermen are consistently taking
their limits of ailverakies. Hie baas
flailing using pike minnow plugs
has been gixxi
Fish Lake has continued to yield
limits of eastern btcxik and sliver
sides by either trolling with flashes
and night crawlers or still fishing
Flsli Lake will be closed to nil
angling after August 15.
Four Mile lake Is very good Ll-
nut catches have burn reported a*
taken during the past week by
both still fishing and trolling. The
ixMtd to thin lake Is rough but la
being worked an at the jx^sent
time, and will probably bo in bet
ter siiupe during the coming week
end than heretofore
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'
Department Of The Interior
General Land Office at Roseburg,
Oregon, July 13, 1936.
NOTICE is hereby given that
George Rancour, of Star Rt., Box
76, Ashland, Oregon, who, on Aug
ust 24, 1931, made Homestead en
try, Serial No. 019557, for Lots 1,
2 and 3, and Ej^SW1/*, Section
19, Township 40 8., Range 4 E..
Willamette Meridian, has filed not
ice of intention to make final three
year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
Victor A. Tengwald, U. S. Com
missioner, at Medford, Oregon, on
the 22nd day of August, 1936.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Ross, of Ashland, Oregon;
Irvin Ross, of Ashland, Oregon
Geo. Wright, of Hornbrook, Calif.
Lewis Miller, of Copco, Calif.
GEORGE FINLEY
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into
tasty dishes,
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the old
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