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Friday, January 21, 193M SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Pag® 2 1 of pioneer history has been un- • Mrs Millard Grubb and young ' Dickey's orchestra will furnish the non left Tuesday for Dunsmuir, music and refreshments i earthed." served at midnight. The Lawyers, historians and other» where they will visit. i scheduled for 9 p. nt. ' having occasion to do historical • Mis Taylor Williams made a ' or legal research will find the i • Mr. and Mrs. Mark True visited trip to Medford Monday to at- I county Inventories extremely help Monday at the home of Mrs. j tend a meeting for Grange lec ful, it Is believed. True’s father, H. L. Gregory and turer* under the leadership of LMJRTLAND- A complete inventory of Jackson county records, dat An extensive survey of public her sister, Mrs Arthur Sellers of Mrs Mabel C. Mack. ing from the time of the first county court session at Jacksonville and private manuscripts now is Central Point. • Mrs. Al Sherad and daughters. in ISM Is te be published by the Historical Records survey of the • Mr. and Mrs. M Charles Hast Mis Gladys Gale and Mrs W. M. Works Progress administration, it has been announced by Mnrgnret being conducted by the atate pro visited Saturday at the home of Kenyon made a trip to Grants Clarke of Portland, assistant state supervisor of the Oregon survey. ject. Much valuable historical in lleudqunrtere for lluylng formation is to be found in pio Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hull. and Neiilng of Pass last Sunday to visit with A second draft copy of the inventory now is being prepared and neer diaries, states Miss Clarke, • Mrs R. E. Bell and family relatives. Fruits and Vegetables date of publication will be announced when the draft has received who 1» conducting the mnnuscripi made a business trip to Medford • Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed Gowland approval of the national editorial office in Washington. survey. She urges persons pos • Wednesday afternoon. The Jackson county inventory. In addition to a comprehensive scsMlng or knowing the location ol bought a 20-acre tract of land • Mrs. J. O. Thompson and son on COOKING APPLES avenue owned formerly description of county records, will contain a historical sketch of the such documents to write to the I Warren of Ashland visited Tues by Walker county and an introductory essay*------------------------------------------------ Historical Records survey, room 1 Mr. Goodhue. Mr. and Mrs. |H*r I m > x 3flc day evening at the home of Mr. Gowland plan to build. on the condition, housing, care, records has already been published 3. Myler building, Portland. and Mrs. N. B. Hull. and accessibility of records kept "The survey doos not ilesite Vegetable or Tomato • A Bellview Grange dance is • Mr. and Mrs. Noel Heard and in the Medford court house. Cop by the Oregon survey and, in ad announced for Friday, Jan. 21. son Weldon of Ashland were din- ies of the inventory will be avail dition to Jackson county, drafts possession of private documenta." I SOIT* ner guests at the home of Mr. at the county court house and of 28 other counties have been declares Miss Clarke "We wish ’ and Mrs. Walter Longstreth Sun able merely to note the contents anil submitted to Washington. The |H'r can lit' at the Medford public library. day. Tile work of inventorying Jack- Oregon survey is part of a na seek permission of the owner to 1 • Mr. and Mrs Crawford Smith son county records was begun by tional program to inventory pub make available to the public what ftr HOT SA I CE were dinner guests at the home of Alfred Segsworth of Ashland on lic and private records with a historical information they con Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hull Sunday. March 7, 1936. Segsworth recent view towards making available to tain We never publish a private wk deliver document without the owner’s • Richard C. Joy returned Wed ly began a recheck of the court the public vital historical and consent and cooperation." nesday from a short trip to Cor house and hopes to complete the legal information. "A great deal of hitherto un vallis where he attended a state work shortly. Much valuable as 4-H leaders' conference. sistance, states Miss Clarke, was known historical data has been • W. J. Morris, who recently given the survey by both public discovered by survey field work broke an ankle, is recovering as officials and private citizens of ers since inauguration of the pro well as cun be expected. His son. Jackson county. t. Emmit Morris of Gazelle. Calif., I An inventory of Morrow county ject two years ago," states Ken 7, is here caring for him. neth Fitzgerald, editor in charge 4 • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown were Martin, Mildred Martin and Char- of Oregon county Inventories I I dinner guests Tuesday evening of | lie Cuthbertson of Klamath Kails. "Future histories of Oregon will ■ Travel in complete comfort Ibis winter ■ Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hull. I I • Mr. and Mrs. who have be greatly supplemented and num by healthfully heated Greyhound hue. • Mrs. Taylor Williams and Mrs. j been spending Demick, the last several erous gaps In past historical Numerous, well limed echedulee Io all I Vai Enlow plan to attend the weeks at the home of Mr. and will be bridged as a I pointe make Greyhound travel moot 1 home interest conference in Cor- Mrs. R. D. Reynolds and family knowledge convenient. Low nioavy raving lares vallis Feb. 8 to 11. Mrs. Williams left Thursday morning for their result of this work." One of the main purposes of the make II moot economical. will go as delegate of the Bell home in Nebraska accompanied by view Grange and Mrs. Enlow as a Mrs. R. D. Reynolds and two chil survey, according to Fitzgerald, ROUND-TRIP Let Us Save You delegate from the Home Exten dren, who will visit relatives and has been to emphasize the value $10 08 1DRTI.AND of preserving historical and legal sion unit. Money— UAMRISW 70ft friends there. She plans to be gone records. “On numerous occasions” EUGENE • Mr. and Mrs. Parmen and chil- several weeks. 13 2ft SAN FRANCISCO LOW I dren, Harley and Hazel, who are $ Mrs. Vai Enlow and son Glen he states "our field workers have Come in and Get SA I. EM 9 40 ; former residents of this commun returned Friday from Portland, aided county officials In providing FARES ity, now are living at Lay's camp. where they were called by the safer and more convenient reposi Our Prices! DEPOT—NININGER'M CAFE I Hazel has entered the Bellview death of Mrs. Enlow's niece. Mrs. tories for public archives In some instances they have discovered i school. Earl Jones. Mrs. Jones had at legal documents • Mrs. Edwin Dunn entertained tended Ashland high school and important ; the bridge club of which she is a will be better remembered here thought to be lost. In practically every county inventoried so far member to a dessert luncheon at as Claire Walker. some unusual and interesting bit her home one day last week. • Mr and Mrs. G. W. Jones and • The Bellview Telephone com Mrs. Mae Harris of Ashland and pany held its meeting Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hash, who last week. The same officers, who make their home in Knappa. Ore., have been seated for the last 27 were dinner guests Saturday of years, were reelected: Fred Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hash and Homes, president, and A. C. Joy, daughter Edna. Mr. and Mrs. secretary-treasurer. W. L. Moore Charles Hash are spending several and Paul Held were reelected di days at the Walter Hash home. rectors, with I. E. Deadmond to They are brothers. replace Charles Brown. Members • Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Reed of voted to charge $1.50 assessment the Dead Indian district returned annually. Wednesday from Long Beach, • Mr. Amer of Medford visited Calif., where they spent the last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. two months visiting with two of Hull Saturday morning. their sons. • Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peachy of • Miss Leota Harris of Ashland J. 4.. Lincoln street in Ashland cele is spending several days with Miss brated their 58th wedding anni Edna Hash of the Dead Indian versary at their home last Friday. district. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Peachy and • A dinner will be served to mer family and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin chants of Ashland by the home Dunn and family were there to economics committee of the Bell enjoy the day. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. view Grange at the Grange hall Peachy are former residents of Friday evening. Jan. 28. Mrs. Wal this district. ter Hash, Mrs. Vincent Lanini and • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Iverson, Mrs. Willis Byrd, home economics who for some time have lived on committee, will have charge of the i the Welis ranch have now moved kitchen. Mrs. Edwin Dunn will : to Lay's camp. serve as chairman of the dining • The Bellview Parent-Teacl’ers room committee. The reception ■ association holds its meeting Fri committee includes Mr. and Mrs. day, Jan. 21. The teachers, Jack G. A. Andrews and Edwin Dunn. Balding. M;ss Eunice Hager and A program will be presented dur (To Buy Right, Buy Now) Miss Julir- Quimby, will prepare ing the dinner hour and dancing ' the program. Ah parents .ire will follow. Tickets will be on sale urged to attend. at the Ashland Chamber of Com • The Bellview basketball boys merce and at the Grange hall. ! made a trip to Jacksonville to • Miss Edna Hash, who has been (Priced Right) ' play there .ust Tuesday. The Ecil- ill from bronchitis, is improved. i view boys won the game 17-12. • Lonnie Burnette, who is mak Ben Christheb of Ashland and ing his home with Mr. and Mrs. . Principal Jack Balding drove the Herman Helm, plans to enter COME IN AND GET I boys over. Ashland high school at the be • Lloyd Moore visited Sunday ginning of the new semester Mon OUR PRICES | evening with Mr. and Mrs. N. B day. I Hull. Black Oak Wood • Ed Williams, who has been • Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Farmer spending the last several months daughter Doloret and Mr. and with Jake Royston, left last week, Seasoned, 82.50 Tier and Mrs. Miles Farmer and daughter with the Ed Goettling family of Betty Lou of Dorns, Calif., are Ashland, for Idaho to make his While it Lasts spending a few days this week at home there. The Goettling family BODY FIR—WHITE OAK the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis has purchased a ranch there. Byrd and family. Full-sized. 42* cabinet type model. Complete with famous Astogril Broiler. PINE AND LAUREL • The Bellview Grange held its • Miss Genevieve Farmer re meeting Tuesday evening. Hosts Four Speed-Plus-Simmer burners. Automatic Oven Heat Control. Fully insu turned Monday evening from announced for next meeting are lated for fuel economy. Life-time construction. This magnificent range ... Portland, where she was called by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Panky, Mr the death of her niece, Rosalee and Mrs. W. O. Martin, Mr. and Spafford, daughter of Mrs. Amy Mrs. Henry Stenrud, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Spafford. Mrs. Spafford is Earnest Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. a former resident of Bellview and R. E. Newbry. is well remembered here. • Saturday evening a group of young people held a party at the W. O. Martin home. Those at Fully Guaranteed. Latest Model—20-gallon storage type. Dependable, effi. (IN BELLVIEW) tending included Robert Bell, Mar cient, economical. Occupies minimum space. 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