Friday, October H, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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eys orchestra will furnish the nt their home ns the mil) has not
I music
been operating due to weather con-
• Mrs Walter lamgstieth and i ditions
Mrs Edwin Dunn made a busimss S Mis Herman Helm. Mra Wul
y trip to Medford Tuesday, in the lei
Isnigstreth and Mrs J M
days spent visiting friends in Lus I interest of the Home Extension Crow made a Imsiniss trip to Med
lord Monday.
Angeles, where the Andrews torm I unit.
• Mi and Mis Kay Spencer lift • Mrs Pearson, who tuia been in
erly lived
foi a trip to I the hospital for Home time has
• Mr and Mrs J H Hardy and Monday morning ; for
Spenc< s i now left and is staying In Aah-
Mr and Mrs Hal McNair attended Pm Hand to visit Mr Spence!
an Easter Star chapter meeting in mother and brother They pteui to land Mrs 1‘eaiNon la Mra R D
go from there to Seattle to spend Reynolds' mother
Grants Pass Monday evening
some tun« with Mi
Spencer's • The tipper Valley Community
• Mr and Mrs H C Galey re daughti i and family
i club will hold its meeting next
turned Sunday from Seattle where • Mr ami Mis l.ee Wallis of the Wednesday, October 13 Mrs Al
they have been for a fortnight
Applegate district visited Mi and bert Arnold and Mrs Vincent lai-
• Mrs Kenneth Madden and son Mrs Claude Conley Monday Ml nini will have charge of the pro
Bobby accompanied Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Wallis are former resi gram Mrs Taylor Williams, Mrs
Paul Home to Klamath Falls dents ot Bellview.
Wade Wallis and Mrs Heinze will
Tuesday. The Hornes had spent • Mr and Mrs Mark True made act as hostesses for the afternoon
several days here at the home of a trip to Centra) Point Wednea- • The Bellview Home Extension
Mr. Horne's parents
unit will hold Its meeting Friday,
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• Fred Tayler was in Medford • The Birthday club gave a party i detotiei X Mrs Henry will net ns
Tuesday on jury duty.
Sunday in honor of Miss Eunice i hostess for the meeting nmi nil
• Dr. E G Eierett. M. P . phy Kincaid Those present included | members nre requested to bring
sician and surgeon. Hersey build Mi and Mrs Pankey, Mr and Mrs either n ailud or de.saart. Mrs
inc. I'ftiie phone 1S-J residence .1 E Gowland. Mr and Mis Henry Edwin Dunn ami Mrs Walter
is I.
i-’tfc) Stenrud. Mrs. Avent ami two Ixuigstreth will discuss clothing
• Junior Hathaway was taken to daughters, her parents. Mr and accessories
his home Tuesday from the Com Mrs Archie Kincaid and the guest • Mr and Mrs. Dernilck of Ne
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munity hospital where he had un- , of honor. Eunice.
braska are visiting with Mi und
dergone an appendectomy
• Mis Haines and daughter Al Mrs. 1< D. Reynolds
• Nate Bates and Jean Hastings pha and Mrs Davis of Talent • The Bellview Grange served
fished in Rogue river Sunday
spent Wednesday with Mi and I dinner foi U m Southern Oregon
• Mr and Mrs Aubrey Miles Mrs. Louis Pankey.
I Pioneers Thursday Mrs Rlchurd
Ellen Merryman and Art Gilbert • Curtis ami Elmer Byrd of 1 tor- .Joy of Bellview appeuted on the
drove to Dunsmuir Wednesday
lis have been spending some time I program ui two vocal selections
• Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Burdic o!
this city and Mr and Mrs. Earl i
Newbry of Talent returned Tues- |
day evening by way of Portland I
from the Shrine ceremonial at i
Grand Coulee dam.
• David Fortmiller underwent a
major operation at the Commun- j
ity hospital Tuesday
• Nell Perrine and Frances Schil
ling. Rogue River teachers, visited .
here with their parents over tht j
week-end.
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I About People Yon Know!
• M i und M is John Mills re
turned to Ashland Ulis week troni
Roseburg
• Vera
right. Klamath Falls
teacher, visited relatives here over
the week-end.
• Mrs. Margaret Fabnvk ol Med
ford visited her slaughter. Mis
H. S. ingle. Saturday.
• Howard Black, employ» ot Mi
Nutt brothers m Lakeview, spent
the week-end with his family here,
returning Tuesday.
• Mai i is 8< ■
teacher, was al her home m Eu
gene last week-end.
• Mr. and Mis Arnold Goan*11
and family of Shady Cove were
week-end visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Gosnell.
• Harry Chipman was a week-
end visitor from Dorris, Calif.
• George Bricked returned this
week from Grants l'ass where he
was called by the death of his
mother.
• Mrs. Guy Applewhite and A
A. Madden were in Medford Uus
week on jury duty.
• Art Gilbert, Eapee employe in
Dunsmuir, was in Ashland over
the week-end visiting relatives ami
friends.
• Mrs. L 1. Moon and daughter
Juanita spent the week-end ui
Chico. Calif.
• Mrs. K. L. Wardle returned
Sunday from Sacramento where
she was called by the death of her I
husband. She accompanied Guy
Lewis from Red Bluff.
• C. J. Montag, former Siskiyou
highway sub-contractor, was an
Ashland visitor from Portland last
week-end
• For a square deal go to Peil
tl6tfc) ,
• Cliff Collins, who is employed
in Weed, visited his family here I
last week-end.
• Mr and Mrs. W. D. Jackson. • A group of young people en
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parr, ar., and joyed a scavenger hunt and party
daughter Dorothy were in Pros- Saturday night Those present in
cluded Marjorie Bell. Bill Burke.
pect Sunday.
• Fred Engle is back at his desk Mike Morris. Alice Metcalfe. Walt
this week after several weeks ab Seitz. Claudia McClain. Kenneth
Bell.
Maurie
McLamen,
Bill
sence from illness.
• Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns of Brahs. Louise Martin. Merle Tal
Klamath Falls visited their par ent. Maurice McLarnen, Bob Bell
and Mildred Martin.
ents here last week-end.
• Mrs. J. R. Elliot of Hilts visited • Tile Bellview Grange announces
her sister, Mrs. W. C Brown. Sat that it will hold a dance in the
Grange hall Friday evening Dick-
urday.
• Louis Iverson, who is employed
at Lakeview, was a week-end Ash
land visitor.
• Chff Greene of Klamath Falls
spent the week-end with friends
here.
• LeRoy Clarke, SONS student,
was at his home in Prospect Sun
day.
• Mrs. Ann Jordan is out again
following an illness.
• Mr. and Mrs W G. Sander left
Saturday to visit their daughter
Mary in Portland.
• Harry and Louis Hoxie arrived
in Ashland Saturday from New
port where they have been in the
employ of the state highway de
partment.
• Bellview Grange dance tonight.
Dickey's orchestra, refreshments.
All welcome.
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• Mrs. J. A. Riley, who has been
seriously ill with heart trouble at
her home on Hargadine street for
several weeks, is greatly improved
in health and. although a nurse is
still in attendance, is able to be
about the house for part of the
day.
• Helen Lee. cashier at the Lithia
theater, returned Tuesday from a
vacation trip which took her to
Fall City, near Portland.
• Mrs. R. L. Wardle left Wednes
day
morning
for
Vancouver.
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• Mrs. C. B. Andrews returned
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Monday evening from several
first place cairies a scholarship to
summer mc I khi I ut Corvallis and
and second places carries half ex
pellMcs palli to the sclusil
• .Like Royston and Ins brothel
in law, Eil Williams, left Tuesday
foi Flint land. I<la on a short busi
liess trip
• E W
Helm of Portland is
| spending seveiul days with Mr
and Mrs Herman Helm
• ,1a. I. au.t I'll« W nil.mi I tied
for first place in (he county on
judging livestock The ls»ys will
work off the tie, one receiving
first and the other second The
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