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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1937)
Friday, September 3, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Jay with Mr ami Mrs John Hes- senauer Wednesday afternoon they made a business trip to Grants Pass • Miss Nina Hazelwood left this • Mi and Mis .less Brownlee • Mr and Mrs Ora Myers and I week for the Dead Indian district I and family of Medford called on son William, of Medford and Mr Ito spend some time with Mis Mr and Mrs \\ Walket Tue« and Mrs. R. E Bell and family en I Billy Welch at the lumber day evening joyed a picnic tn Lithta park Sun there • Miss Nina Hess of \shland vis day • Miss Wanda Heinz will leave ited in Hilts Thursday and Fri- • Mr and Mrs J O Talent, son Sunday for Thompson creek m Merle and daughter. Jeanette, vis- the Applegate district where she dav. • Mrs Frank Ward. Mrs Me- J-'—' ited Mr and Mrs William Pom has been hired to teach school for Cluskey. Don and Bernice Ward eroy of Beagle, Ore . Sunday the coming year. motored to Yreka Wixinesday • Mr and Mrs Roy Hessenaiiet • Mr and Mrs Caldwell of San • Mrs Andy Vieira entertained of Klamath Falls visited Wednes- Francisco visited with Mr. and her sister and family from A sh Mrs Joe Wade Tuesday evening land at her home Wednesday. • Mr and Mrs Dunlevy and • Mrs W Walker. Audrey. Hus granddaughter of Klamath Falls ter and Billy Walker were in Med visited Saturday with Mr ami ford shopping Wednesday Mrs. R E. Bell and family • The Ladies club met Thursday • Mr and Mrs Merwin Arnett afternoon at Mrs L D Clark's and daughter Suzanne of Klamath home at Mount Crest. Present Falls spent one day last week vis were Mesdames T Walland. F iting with the R E Bell family Ohlund. M J Bailey, R Elliott. I • Miss Maude Forham is ill at G. Holmberg, J. Clark. F Havnea. the home of L D Meservey Mrs L D. Clark. J DeWitt F Bayliss, Jennings, a former resident of the W Holmberg. B Olloin and P. community is caring for her Sehleuter High, prize at bridge • Lestei De Shaaer, who is em was awarded Mrs F Ohlund, and ployed in a mill near Klamath low to Mrs. F. Haynes Falls, was at his home over the • Mrs E Hjertager entertained Friday in honor of her guests. I week-end. • Mr and Mrs Darnel Farmer Mrs. P. J. Staten and daughters. and daughter of Dorris visited last Kay and Eileen of Los Angeles Saturday and Sunday at the Wil ' Guests present included Mesdames lis Byrd and John Farmer homes |E Vail. B Olloin, W Holmberg • Mr and Mrs Henry Stenrud IG. Holmberg. J. Langer, M. J and Miss Marie Walker enjoyed a i Bailey. Fred Bayliss. L Clark, W picnic at Cinnabar springs last Bray. F Ohlund. V. Nebeker. De- . Sunday, returning home by way iJarnett. T. Walland. C Baum , of Hornbrook gartner. A. Pedereson. and M Seif • Mrs. Lewis Willis and baby | The afternoon was spent playing left Tuesday for their former home I bridge, with high prize going to I in Texas. Mrs. Willis was called Mrs G Holmberg and low to Mrs there by the illness of her father. M Seif Guest prizes were given • The Upper Valley Community to Mrs P. J Slaten and her club will hold its first meeting of daughters A delicious buffet the fall Wednesday, September 8 luncheon was served. The hostesses for the meeting in- • Mrs. W Holmberg was hos 1 elude Mrs. Louis Panky. Mrs Hen- tess at a farewell party in honor of Mrs E Vail Monday. Her home was beautifully decorated with fall FIRST BAPTIST ( IIITH It flowers for the occasion. Present Charles E. Dunham, Pastor were Mesdames J. Clark. F. Ward. R Bayliss. L Clark. J DeWitt, Church schisi! meets at 9 45 B Ollom. F Ohlund. W Bray. E X. m R L. Walker, superintend- Vail. McCluskey, P Sehleuter, M ent. Bailey. A. Nelson. R Harris. P. J Morning worship at 11 o'clock Slaten. T Walland. V Nebeker. F The pastor will preach Burnheisel, If DtJamett. J Lan- Last of the evening union serv ger, R Elliott. E Hjertager and ices will be held this evening at C Baumgartner Mrs Langer won 8 o'clock high prize at bridge and Mrs W The church school annual picnic Bray second high Mrs Vail was presented with a guest prize Re- will be held Labor day All friends of the church are invited to at freshments were served tend. ry Stenrud and Mrs. Enlow The Prayer and conference meeting, program committee* is Mrs R E 7:30 p m. Wednesday Bell and Mrs. C B I^amkin. • The many friends of Karl Moore DENTISTS will be interested to know that he is to be married to Miss Jean DR R E WALKER Elizabeth Penny of Portland Oc Phone 178 tober 31 An announcement party Swedenburg Building was given for Miss Penny by her mother last week, Misa Penny ELECTRICAL SERVICE was a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Moore two weeks ago. X L ELECTRIC • The group of 4-H club boys of Phono 82 Bellview who went to Medford last 137 N Pioneer St Saturday to compete In the coun ty contest were Jack Williams, Melvin Poyer, Weldon Heard. Dale In the Circuit Court of th«* State Williams and Marvin Poyer, with of Oregon In and for QUR REGULAR PATRONS know the value of the their leader, Richard Joy. The Jackson County expert attendance and quick, courteous service at team as a whole won the first L. R. SEEMAN, Plaintiff. Mary's Beauty Salon in enhancing and preserving beauty prize and will be sent to the state ASHLAND LAND COMPANY, fair in Salem September 6 Dale . . . and we know that you, too. will come here again a California Corporation, De Williams was given an award for and again if you try our perfect service. Just phone 196-L fendant. the highest individual score The for an appointment. Permanents range from $1.95 to $5. SUIT TO Ql’IET TITLE team made a trip to Klamath Falls and other services are equally low SUMMONS last Monday and Tuesday to judge livestock there. To: ASHLAND LAND COM- • Mr and Mrs. Johnny Gruelle PANY, a California corporation, left this week for their home in the above named defendant: Miami. Fla. IN THE NAME OF THE • The Bellview school will open STATE OF OREGON, you are Tuesday, September 7, with Miss hereby summoned and required to Eunice Hager as primary teacher, appear In the above entitled court Miss Julia Quimby intermediate and cause and answer the com grades and Jack Balding, princl- plaint of the plaintiff herein • HILTS NEWS • • BELLVIEW • I Jushnell-1 ‘erk ms ANNOUNCES NEW FILM SERVICE! <>w a newer and finer kodak finishing service for Ashland! PEARL TONE, the finest obtainable, will bring out your snapshots at their very beat If you want something belter in kodak finish ing, always ask for Pearl Tone At No Increase in Prices! At the sonic* time*. w<* wish to announce another service to camera enthusiasts, our new ECONOMY FINISH' Although not of the extra quality of our Pearl Finish, this new service will enable you to get superior developing and printing of uny size roll at a new low price' ECONOMY FINISH 25c PER ROLL Ever} Monday and Thursday—Ineludes Developing and Printing, Any Roll BUSHNELL-PERKINS STUDIO 14. Township 40 South of Range against you, within 10 days from 2 East of tlie Willamette Mir the date of the service of this sum idi an mon« ItpOQ JfOU, if served within | the county of Jackson, state of I I Oregon, or within 20 days from free and clear of any and all right, I the date of Its service U[s>n you, title, claim, lien, estate or Inter if served within any other county est of say kind snd naturs on the of the state of Oregon, but if 1 part of the defendant served upon you by publication, By order of the Honorable H. D. then within four weeks from the Norton. Judge of said court, made date of the first publication of sad dated the 5th d.iv of August, summons; and if you fail to ap- i 1937. this summons is served ujmiii pear and answer within the time I you by publication for four suc- as above specified, the plaintiff I ceaaive weeks in the Southern will apply to the court for the Oregon Miner, a newspaper of relief prayed for in his complaint, general circulation. printed and to wit: published at Ashland, Jackson That it be adjudged and decreed county, Oregon, the date of the that plaintiff is the owner tn fee first publication being August OUi, simple of the real property sit 1937, and the time fur answer ex uated in the county of Jackson, piring September 4ti>, 1937 state of Oregon, described as fol BRIGGS Ac BRIGGS lows, to wit: By Wm M Briggs, Attorneys for plaintiff. The NWQ of the NEQ; the Post office address: N Q of the NWQ, the WS of Pioneer building, the HE*. and SW'M of Section Ashland, Oregon. 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