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Fagt 2 Friday, October 23, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER to attend, as the annual election I of officers will be held. SPORTS SUIT « A group of P-TA ladies met at the school house Monday after noon and canned tomatoes which . • Mr. and Mrs. BiUy Ray bold • The Bellview P-TA held its reg will be used in the hot lunches for | luid Mrs Ed Noe of Ruch, Ore. ular monthly meeting Friday eve school children this winter. The j were guests of Mr and Mrs Fra- fruit was furnished by Walter ning, October 16. I ley Wednesday and Thursday. Bob Dunn gave a splendid re Longstreth. Ladies who did the « Mr. and Mrs. Bayliss were in port on the International Stock canning included Mesdames Wal ter Longstreth. I E Deadmond. Medford Thursday show which he attended • Mr. and Mrs Gerald Claik .mil P-TA members discussed the Herman Helm. Joe Wade. Willis family of Weed were visiting Mr possibility of hiring some one to Byrd. Crow and Charlea Anderson and Mrs Jack Clark ovel the cook and serve hot lunches this • A dance sponsored by the Bell week-end. winter instead of the plan which view Grange Saturday night was • Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Langer a decided success, both socially had been followed in the past. sjient the week-end in San Frun- The program committee* for the and financially. The music was ciaco. next meeting, which will be held furnished by Dickey's orchestra. • Mrs Fred Haynes and son. Friday evening. November 20. is Mrs. Mary Hash. Shelby Wilcox, Fred. Jr , were in Medford Friday. composed of Miss Julia Quinby and Floyd Carter were on the door • The Sunflower club met at and Miss Eunice Hager. The re committee. Mrs. Walter Long the club house Thursday evening freshment committee is composed streth and Mrs. Alice Pagel were • Bert King was brought home of Mr. and Mrs Willis Byrd and in charge of refreshments. from the Yreka hospital Wodnes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Longstreth • G. W Jones of Ashland and day. • During the regular meeting of brother, Sam Jones of Oakland. • Mrs W Holmberg entertained the Bellview Grange at the club Calif., who is spending several with a bridge jiarty Thursday af house Tuesday evening the charter days here, were dinner guests of ternoon in honor of Mrs. A E was draped for Mrs Ethel Par Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hash Mon Stonehouse of Algoma. Ore , who sons. who passed away recently. day. spent two days visiting friends The Grange plans to sponsor an • Fred and Shorty Patton and here last week Mrs V Nebeker other dance on November 7. An W V Craft Of Ashland spent the Three different weaves of Rodier nouncement was made by the ag week-end hunting in the Dead In wool are used in thio three-piece was winner of high prize and Mrs ricultural committee that a ship dian district and were guests of sports suit. The jacket is a multi T Walland low. Other ladles pres ent were Mesdames G. Holmberg. ment of hogs from the states af Mr and Mrs Walter Hash fected by the drouth are for sale • Mrs A Arnold, who has been colored ribbed fabric with brown, E Hjertager, B. Ollom. B Mitch and any one wishing to purchase seriously ill at the home of her beige and blue predominating. The ell. W McCluskey. F Ohlund. R. any should get in touch with R son, Albert Arnold, in the Dead skirt is a hairy surfuced brown Giiberg. A Nelson. Pete Schleuter, G. Fowler, county agent. Indian district is reported to be mixture and the blouse is a royal w E Tallis C A Baumgartner, blue The buttons and leather bell J langir, T Quamme. W. Hess, Dr. Arthur S Taylor of the improved somewhat R Elliott. R Black, J Clark and Southern Oregon normal gave a • William Eayrs. who made his ue brown. G. Nebeker A guest prize was very interesting talk on the po- home with Mr. and Mrs. John j | given to Mrs Stonehouse Refresh- litical situation in Europe during Hessaneur for several years now i is living in Medford. He visited Edwin Dunn. Mrs Herman Helm, ments were served. the lecture hour. Next meeting of the Grange will with Mr. and Mrs. Hessaneur Sat and Mrs. Willis Byrd attended the • George Wentner of Weed was county institute of the P-TA in in Hilt Saturday. be held Monday evening. Novem urday of last week. ber 2, and every member is urged • Mrs. Walter Longstreth. Mrs Ashland Wednesday. Mrs Dunn • I)r Lloyd D Bernard, director is secretary of the organization. of teachers’ training at Chico • Mr. and Mrs. W 8. Rice have State college. John Ubaldi of Chi I sold their home in - Medford and co, Jefferson Guner. teacher of the after a few days spent with J H. Hambone Emergency school of FARMERS ATTENTION! Williams returned to California Chico, H C Gray and L. Allison to make their home. They left county supervisors of Yreka, were visitors at the Hilt grammar Monday morning • Bert Wade of this district suc school Friday ceeded in killing a fine five-point • Three officials of the Fruit Klamath Hay Growers Supply company were in buck Saturday Hilt on business Friday. They were • Elmer Byrd, who is employed P. E Simpson and J. V. Taylor, ASK ABOUT OUR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE in Dorris. Calif., spent the week both of Los Angeles, and D. S. end at his home. Painter of San Francisco • Alice Metcalf. Mildred Martin, • Mr and Mrs. L Rossi, M r and Marjorie Beil and Rosemary Bell Mrs Joe Rossi and son motored 52 Second Street attended the installaUon services to Weed Saturday. of the new pabtor of the Presby • Mrs G Nebeker. Mrs V Neb- terian church in Medford Sunday eker. Mrs. W. McCluskey and Mrs evening. G. McCracken went to Medford • Lester De Shazer, who is em Tuesday. ployed near Klamath Falls, spent • Mr. and Mrs William Fraley the week-end with his family. and Mr. and Mrs Don Rosecrans • Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Talent en drove to Ruch. Ore . Sunday. tertained at dinner Saturday eve • Mrs F Bayliss and Mrs T ning <in honor of the birthday an Walland were in Tule I^rke Thurs niversary of Mrs. C. P Talent. day to attend a P-TA meeting Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Tal • Mm, Hess anil daughter Nina ent’s hospitality included: Mr. and and Miss Jean Baumgartner drove OF COURSE you Mrs. C. P. Talent, Mrs. Phil Stans to Ashland Friday evening to at can drive your car bury and daughter. Sherry Ann, tend a meeting of Job’s Daugh Merle and Janet Talent. for an indefinite ters. • Mr. and Mrs. George King and • Mrs B Ollom. Mrs W Holm period w’ithout any daughter, Beryl, who have made berg and Mrs C. A Baumgartner their home in Bellview for several attended a meeting of the Stella attention, or with years, have moved to 519 Moun chapter in Yreka Friday night. out adding comforts tain avenue in Ashland. • H H Elhart of Ashland was in • Mrs. Mark True and Mrs. Hilt on business Friday evening to it and save some Katherine Neil were business vis • Mrs. 8 Dunaway and children money temporarily . . as itors in Medford Tuesday. Mrs. have moved to Hornbrook where Neil has purchased a 15-acre tract Mrs Dunaway will be in charge long as luck attends of land from D ,E Gall. This land of Tyre's cafe. CAR HEATERS your motor and your formerly was owned by Mr. and • Mr and Mrs Baumgartner at- Mrs. McCanse, whose house and tended a show in Yreka Sunday.* SEAT COVERS brakes and other vital barn burned a few years ago. Mrs • Miss Gwendolyn Williams. Miss FLOOR MATS parts, and as long as you Neil plans to build a new house Rose Reiner. Wayne Bradley. Rus and also plans other .improve sell Williams and Mr. Watts at BATTERIES are content to shiver ments. tended a dance at Medford Sat WAGNER COMAX along in the old, uncom- • Mr. and Mrs. Herman Helm urday night. and daughters Barbara and Joan • Mr. and Mrs F. Van De W<-ghe BRAKE LINING fortable way. and Mrs. D. E. York of Medford entertained guests from Klamath LOCKHEED returned Saturday evening from Falls Sunday Those present were The better way for economy BRAKE FARTS a trip to San Francisco. Calif , Mr and Mrs. Modest Wallaert and and your own motor pride and where they visited relatives. enjoyment is to keep your car LOCKHEED son Achiel, and Julius Wallaert. • Mr. and Mrs L. C. Rice, who • Mr and Mrs. E. Vail and sons in good mechanical condition BRAKE FLUID have been living on the Milner Wesley and Curtiss returned home and up to date with comforts ranch for several years, have Sunday night. Mr Vail was dele- HASTINGS that no longer are luxuries . . . bought a ranch near Talent and gate from lodge No. 37 of Yreka we feature complete quality FISTON RINGS are moving there this week Jake lines ... at most reasonable AND EXPANDERS Royston will move to the Milner prices. No obligation when you place. ■■shop" Harrison’s. • Mr. and ifrs. Frank Memke and sons George and Leroy and AVAILABLE THROUGH YOUR REGULAR GARAOF, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McNalley of OR REPAIR MAN Bishop, Calif , spent Friday night with the B. H. Christlieb Ihmily • Mr and Mrs. George Kin»-, Mrs. Malinda King of Ashland, and Mrs. Ina King Ames of Coronado. PHONE 104 40 NORTH MAIN Calif, spent Thursday near Klam ath Falls visiting Mrs Lizzie Bar ron. Friends of Mrs. Barron will be glad to know that her health is improving. • Mr and Mrs Leo Simmons and daughter Ruth and Fred Ball of FOR YOUR Eureka. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eayrs and grandson, Alvin, of Sprague River, Ore., were din ner guests at the R. E. Bell home Cunday. Mr. Simmons is a cousin of Mr Bell. ICE CREAM, CANDY —•---------- DRINKS • TAX EXPERTS all agree that real property in all fairness can CIGARS, TOBACCOS only stand a total of 25 mills Bread, Cake, Pie, Butter, Milk and Cream, and (2*4 per cent) tax. and the city of Ashland levy alone is about 27 must anything else y ou need—Come to us for your mills this year, making our total need« any time from 6:30 a. m. to 11 p. m. »even tax over six per cent. This, along days a week! with the very unfair assessment values which many are facing leaves Ashland running with near ly 40 per cent delinquency. It is, simply, inability to pay on the part of njany. I believe in effi ON THE PLAZA PHONE 14» cient city government and good wages and salaries, but I do be lieve there are ways to reduce these taxes and also lower our city light and water rates. That's why I am running for councilman. R. A. MINKLER. (42p) ------------ •------------ JAMES C. 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