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Friday, January 22, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 3 day night to Mr. and Mrs Roberts at Bray's ranch. • Fred Bayliss Is In the east at a stock show, where he is exhibiting ---------------------------- —-■■■- — — - ■ .— — -/ some of his thoroughbred cattle • :-'••« n at the wrestling matches • Mr and Mu W w Walker in Medford Monday night was Al and children Audrey, Shirley, Blis len Autry, one of Ashland's most ter and Billy motored to Ashland «nthusiastl«' mat fans from out- Saturday Hiii«' th«- ring • F Van De W«*gh«* and Henry • Dick Peteisen, who has be«*n • Mr and Mrs Mark True made I>«• Clerck drove to Yreka Satur a business trip to Medford Mon- vacationing with an infected hand, day on business expects to have to return to his «lay. • Jeanette Talmi ia confined to • Mr« Frank Ohlund has been work latter part of this week. confine«! to her home for the past • I. E Ag«-r 'if the Weyerhauser her home with the flu we«.*k with lumbago. camp spent th«- last week-end vis • Mrs Turner, who severely in • Th«* Radies club met Thursday jure«! h«-r arm in a fall, is recover iting with his family on Gresham afternoon and election of officers *tre«-t (,' L Green also was among ing satisfactorily. those from th«- lumber carnp to • A group of young people en was held The day was spent at spend a f«*w days here with his joyed a party at the Chipman cards, after which delicious re freshments were served. family. home in Ashlan«! Thursday eve • Mr an'! Mrs Brown an«! fam • M h D«*an Falwell and «laugh ning. Those present include«! Rob ter Barbara 'if MwUord were vis ert Bell, Ixulse Martin, Bill Wl- ily. who have been living at Brae ranch, moved to Dorris re itors here Tuesday, calling at th«* rner Lucille McCollum, Kenneth crest home of Mrs Falwell's parents, Bell, Mildred Martin, Walter Seth- cently. er, Ethelrnae Thompson. Merle • Mr and Mrs Ted Waliand mot- Mr an«! Mrs A E Tonner. • Frank Shauntz of Weed him Talent, Marilyn Christleib. Jack I ored to Medford Saturday. accepted a position with the Haut Thompson, Leona Chipman. Mar- • Miss Flora Zanotto underwent Sid«' market His family will join jori«- Bell. Furman Carter, Lucille a tonsillectomy at the Hilt hos- Chipman and Alice Metcalf The | pita! recently. him here later • Mrs L».*e (,' Port of Applegate evening was spent in playing • Mr. and Mrs Fred Haynes. spent Sunday in Ashland, calling games and refreshments were Fred, jr., and Virginia were in s«-rved at the close. | Medford a few days ago. on friends • R E Bell returned to his work • Bill Gran was in Ashland Last • Mias Bertha Barnhill, who lives with her brother. Own H. Barn in Klamath Fails after spending Saturday. Mr. and Mrs M F. Geroy were hill. 260 Wimer street, suffered a the week-end at his home Yreka recently. slight paralytic stroke Wednesday • John Owen returned to his home Mr and Mrs. Clinton Cobb spent morning, partiallly paralyzing her in Wellen after spending the week recent week-end in Medford. left side She is not in serious end with Mr and Mrs. Mark True Mr and Mrs. Heni-y De Clerck He is an uncle of Mrs. True. condition, however. > • For a square deal go to Pell • Mrs Herman Helm is confined and Mrs. F. Van De Weghe were in Yreka Saturday afternoon. 12tfc) to her home with flu. Mrs Tillie Hansen of Portland • Mr and Mrs John Hessenauer • Regular meeting of the 4-L was is here iih gueat of Mr. and Mrs made a business trip to Medford held recently in the Legion hall. • Warren Bayliss entertained Lew Hansen while enroute from Thursday. guests from Medford with skiing Sacramento. • Mrs Henry Hughes and Dor- • Sammy Bell is confined to his on half-mile track recently. othy left Wednesday night for bed with flu this week. San Francisco, where Dorothy will • Walter Sether left Friday with • Lester Calhoun Grants Pass, enter a hospital for an operation. the Southern Oregon Normal was transacting business here • L M Rose of Yakima. Wash school basketball team for Mount early in the week. who has been visiting with rela Angel college and Albany. tives here, left last week-end for • Mrs Sheldon left recently for a visit with other relatives in Wyoming to visit with her daugh Low Faxes to ters ' southern California. • The Bellview P-TA held its • Recent Medford visitors here were Mr and Mrs Dick Triste. meeting Friday evening. Follow who called Tuesday evening at the ing the business meeting the fol The gay cities, desert resorts home of Mr. and Mrs Gary New lowing program was announced by and guest ranches of Cali Miss Eunice Hager: Tap dance by ton. fornia and the Southwest are • Dr. G E Everett. M D , phy Yvonne Christleib. two songs by a only a day or two away when sician and surgeon. Hersey build girls' chorus, a piano solo by Lu you travel Southern Pacific. ing, office phone 18-J, residence cille McCollum, a play, “What Be You’ll go swiftly, SAFELY, came of the False Teeth," pre 18-L. <2tfc) comfortably—in air-condi • Mrs Emma McKibben was ad sented by Veeda Williams, Ruth tioned comfort all the way. mitted to the Community hospital Walker. Robert Hinch and Ken FARES ARE 2c A MILE neth Thompson, and two songs by Tuesday. AND LESS. Pullman costs Lucille McCollum and Louise Mar • Al Gruntz. Portland, called on are way down. Coffee, milk, tin. After the program refresh friends here Tuesday. sandwiches and a variety of • Mi and Mra Everett Edaall ments were served by a commit similar items are 5c and 10c of Reno, Nev., are Ashland vis tee consisting of George Helms, in our coaches and tourist Mrs. Alice Pagel and Mr. and itors for a few days cars. Dining car meals are • Returning to her home in Med Mrs. Walter Longstreth. moderately priced. ford Sunday night was Mrs. Bar • Thursday the cooking II 4-H club held its meeting, at which bara .Jennings, who was the week Southern Pacific end guest of Mr. and Mrs Harley time they elected officers as fol See your local SP. agent or write lows: President. Betty Dunn; vice- J A. ORMANDY, Geo i«i. i luffleld. Art.. 70S Pacific Bldg., Portland • Bring the family and let us president. Kathryn Peachy; secre prove how good and tasty our tary, Eula Weanus; treasurer, lunches are. After the show, try Josephine Peachy, and reporter, our specials Chinese noodles, hot Veeda Williams. The lesson at this tamales, etc. Palace Cafe. (4c) meeting was in making soup. The • Ray Shipman of Klamath Falls next lesson the group will study and Allard Shipman of Burns ar will be the making of salads. rived Thursday for a few days • The Bellview P-TA was repre visit with friends while enroute to sented at the Jackson county P-TA meeting held in Medford their homes from Eugene. • Hod Dunn, who has been work last week by three members: Mrs ing in Dunsmuir, arrived Wednes Walter Longstreth. Mrs. Edwin Dunn and Mrs. J. T. McCollum. day for a visit with his family. • Bert Wright has returned to his Mrs. Dunn is secretary of the work at the Ashland hotel, having county P-TA and Mrs. Longstreth ■ president of the Bellview P-TA. been ill the past week. • Work on the new Siskiyou high , They gave an interesting report way has been halted for a few at the meeting. weeks by the Hall Construction • Mrs. Carl Henry, chairman of company to await melting of snow the Extension unit, plans to go to Oregon State college to attend the and better weather. • Roy Estes of Talent was a busi ' home-makers' conference, which I will be held around the first of ness visitor Tuesday. • Chuck Tonner. Ned Mars and i February. Lucille Smith have joined ranks of • J T McCollum made a trip to Medford Wednesday evening. flu sufferers. • Tons of barbwire and fencing • The telephone meeting was held at Peil corner. (2tfc) Monday evening at the Bellview school house. Officers were re- FORB* —•------------ Sore Throat due ; elected as follows: Mrs. Fred C. Homes, president; Albert C. Joy. to c°ld relieved secretary-treasurer, and C. A. at first swallow, Brown. W L. Moore and Paul r Satisfaction, or Held directors The annual assess money back. 35/. • Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox and ment for upkeep of the line was Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donart spent set at $1.50. Wednesday afternoon with Mr. • At 8 o'clock next Tuesday eve ning. R. G. Fowler and Mrs. Ma and Mrs. Will Bruin. East Side Pharmacy • Mrs Ruth Helrich returned bel C. Mack will be at the Bell home Wednesday from Central view Grange hall. They will dis Point, where she spent a week cuss installation of water systems | with her sister, Mrs. Ray Bums in homes without city water. All interested are urged to attend the and family. • Floyd Chapman returned home meeting. last week from Wakefield. Kan.. • Don McKenzie is confined to his i where he spent holidays with his home with flu. • C. W. Martin, who has been ill , relatives and friends. • The Talent basketball team for several days with flu. is much j was defeated by the Phoenix team improved. Friday night 30-11. ; • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burnett Headquarters for I moved into the Niswonger apart Buying and Selling of Fruits ments last week. and Vegetables • Mrs Emma Lewis and Dorothy i Huson left for their home in San Francisco Wednesday morning • Mr and Mrs. Ted Walland en W’e have a good selec following a three weeks visit with tertained guests at their home Wednesday evening. Those present her relatives and friends tion of all varieties of • Mrs Hayman and daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Holm Apples priced from Bertha visited in Fem Valley last berg, Mr. and Mrs M J. Bailey, Mrs Fred Bayliss and son Billy. week. 35c to $1.50. W’e also • The Parent-Teachers associa • Mrs M J Bailey substituted tion held a regular meeting at the for Miss Kuhn, who was ill with have Potatoes. school Friday afternoon, featuring a severe cold, in the third and fourth grade room Thursday and a program after business session. WE DELIVER Community singing, boys' glee Friday. • Twin daughters were born Sun- club, piano solo, an eulogy by Miss Hatelid, and address by Dr. A. S. Taylor of Southern Oregon Nor mal, and a trio composed of the Misses Leah Bradley. Marie Mitch ell and Mary Chambers made up the program. • Dorothy Wells returned to Port land Sunday after spending a week visiting with Mr and Mrs. Ray Burnett. • Mrs. Norman Ashcraft is car ing for her mother. Mrs. Brunner, in Ashland each day. • Mr. and Mrs Bob Adams of Orland, Calif., are visiting with Mr and Mrs. W. M. Maxwell. • The Graham mill resumed cut ting Monday morning. 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