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• BELLVIEW • • TALENT •
family moved front the Maxwell H to 1ft. will be held at the same • U>la Wiley
property into Fred Rapp’s place, hour Sunday. April 10, at the her school in
where Mr Prettyman has employ same place.
»pending the
ment.
—— a
the home of
• Miss Lola Talbot of Ashland
Subscribe for The Miner tinlay. T 8 Wiley.
w:ut a business caller here Friday
afternoon.
• C H McGrew of Wagner creek
was calling on friends here Sun
day
• Mr and Mrs Harvey Hart of
1‘lush. Ore., are spending a few
days here on business
• Mr and Mrs W Maxwell and
D omr an the farm isn’t the only pliu-r
family are moving to Keene creek
where you Are troubled by bulky horse-
and will operate the filling station
|Miwer . . . no, air, and these spring days
there
Mr
and Mrs
Harvey
when driving should lie a pleasure is when
Thompson arc moving into the
It vexes you most. If your car nerds a
house where the Maxwells lived
spring tonic, and hus been swigging gits
• Bob l'urvis was seriously In
and oil like a lurched camel, then you
jured in a tractor accident at
should consult us. We repair cars fniin
Skeeters' logging camp Tuesday
s|u»rk plugs to axle*—and we do It right
He suffered a broken hip arid
because we know our work. Remember. If
other Injuries and now is a patient
it has horsepower It’s our dish—and that
in the Community hospital in
goes for pleasure cur. truck or tractor!
Ashland
• Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis of
BLACKSMITH IN(
Ashland were shopping in Talent
Tuesday
WHEN VOL NEED WELDING OF ANY
• The community has been sad
dened by the sudden death of J
KIND. ALWAYS REMEMBER
C Wattenburgcr. who lost his life
WELDING HEAIHJI ARTERS!
in an auto accident at Echo. Ore.,
early Monday. He was a sheep
shearing contractor and was em
ploying several men from Talent
• Miss Wanda Reynolds, who has • Mrs L. C. Hill entertained the
been quite ill. is much improved
seniors Wednesday night with ice
• Mrs Catherine McCorkle of ■ cream and cake following play
I .a Grande. Ore., arrived here practice. The seniors will present
Wednesday morning to spend | “Ghost Parade" late tn April
some time with Mr and Mrs. W • Hugh Combest and his mother.
O. Martin and J H Williams Mrs Mrs. Louise Combest, went to
McCorkle is an aunt of Mrs Mar Jacksonville Wednesday afternoon
tin's.
to visit old acquaintances
• Mi and Mrs. Orr of Klamath • John Cobb of Medford was a
Falls spent Saturday and Sunday business caller here Wednesday
visiting at the J. O. Talent home. • Mr and Mrs Ralph Hilkey
Mrs. Talent returned to Klamath moved to Medford Saturday to bi
Falls with them Sunday She is near Mr. Hilkey's orchard work
spending this week there, return • Mrs Emma Kerby of Yank
ing Saturday.
gulch called on friends here Fri-
• Wendel Reynolds is quite ill at i day.
his home. He was taken to his • Fire partially destroyed the
home Wednesday from school
home of Mr and Mrs Sam Wel-
• Mr and Mrs. Mark True made burn Friday Most of the house
a business trip to Medford Mon hold goods were saved The family
day
moved into a cabin belonging to
• Mrs Mark True, with Mrs. W Carl Beeson
D Jackson. Mrs M M Tucker, > Mr and Mrs Clare Preston of
Mrs. C. I. Homes and Mrs. Clyde Denver. Colo., are guests of Mr
Briggs of Ashland made a trip to and Mrs Paul Walker
Yreka and Montague Wednesday. • Mrs. Susie Bragg, who spent
They visited Mrs. Esther Fisher in the winter in Medford, returned to
Montague and had a birthday din her home here Friday
ner there in honor of Mrs Jack- • Mr and Mrs Edwin Graham,
son. who is a sister-in-law of Mrs who occupied Mrs Bragg's house
Fisher.
during her absence, are moving
• Mrs Miller of Ashland has into the house recently occupied \LCOHOL SCHOOL DRAWS
bought the W’iil Brian place and by the Hilkey family.
LARGE CLASSES HERE
plans to move there soon. Mr and • John Kelty, former Talent boy.
Mrs. Trusty, who have been out of visited his parents here over the
The interchurch alcohol school
Ashland for some time, have re week-end. John is employed on a held last Sunday morning at the
turned and will move onto the railroad near Portland
Methodist church under the direc
Miller place.
• Mr and Mrs John Hamilton tion of Mrs. Will Dodge had an
• Mr and Mrs Wade Wallis of Tule Lake visited relatives here attendance of 40 and keen interest
moved to their new home last Thursday and Friday
was shown in the work
week
Another school for juniors, ages |
• M Gallagher of Fem Valley
• Mr. and Mrs. Gasman moved to was a caller here Thursday.
the Leabo place last week. Mr and • The Girls league of the high
Mrs. Leabo and family moved to school gave a party Friday eve
California
ning at the schoolhouse All en
• Thursday of last week Mrs. joyed ice cream and cake refresh
Archie Kincaid and friends were ments
hostesses at a shower given in • Mr. and Mrs. Prettyman and
honor of Daisy Kincaid Lusk.
• Herman Helm left last Sunday
for Portland to spend a few days and Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs Kin
caid and Eunice. Helen Elam of
with his father, G W. Helm.
• Mr and Mrs. Taylor Williams Ashland. Mr and Mrs. Henry
made a business trip to Medford Stenrud. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Longstreth. Jack William». Pat
Monday afternoon.
• Mr and Mrs Richard Joy at Hastings and Mr and Mrs Edwin
tended a dinner Wednesday eve Dunn.
ning at Medford given for the 4-H • The Bellview Grange held its
meeting Tuesday evening During
county club leaders
• The Bellview Grange is serving the business meeting a talk was
Nothing can free
a chicken dinner Friday evening given by the deputy state fire
marshal.
Jack
Hays
C.
J.
Baugh
for the Southern Oregon College
your mind from
association. Mrs Hash. Mrs La man also was present. After the
meeting
a
program
was
presented
nin! and Mrs Byrd are on the
worry if you are
as follows: A harmonica solo by
serving committee.
Noel
Heard,
a
duet
by
Mrs
Dead-
• The home extension unit held
not insured!
its meeting last Friday. Mrs. Her mond and Mr. Heard, a question
naire
held
by
Mr.
Crow,
a
vocal
man Helm and Mrs J M Crow
were hostesses at the covered dish solo by Ruth DeShazer. and the
luncheon, which was served at Virginia reel was led by the rec
noon. Afternoon. Mrs Heilmeyer reation committee Refreshments
led a discussion on curtains The were served followed by dancing
REAL ESTATE and
members decided to enter a can- , During the èvening a shower was
REAL INSURANCE
ned fruit exhibit at the May festi given for Mr and Mrs John Hart
val to be held in Medford. All who recently were married at the Phone 211
41 East Main
those bringing fruit are requested Grange hall They received many i
lovely
gifts.
|
to leave it with Mrs. Walter Long-
streth not later than April 18.
• Mrs. J. M. Crow entertained
members of the embroidery club
at her home Tuesday afternoon
She served an attractive 1 o’clock
luncheon. Those present included
Mrs. Herman Helm. Mrs. Walter
Longstreth, Mrs. Claude Connley,
Mrs. George Helms and Mrs. Ed
win Dunn
• Miss Imogene Feiguth. who un
derwent an appendectomy at the
Community hospital last Thurs
day. was taken to her home Mon
day, and is recovering nicely.
• The Upper Valley Community
club will hold its meeting next
Wednesday. Mrs. Homer Moore
and Mrs Edwin Dunn are on the
program committee and Mrs. Wil-
lislis Byrd, Mrs. Wade Wallis and
Mrs. Modrell are to be hostesses.
• Mr. and Mrs. Rosen are adding
more space to their store. They
expect to have it completed in two
or three weeks.
• Mr and Mrs Ora Meyers of
Medford spent Friday visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. R —
E Bell and
family.
• A number of the Bellview
Grange members attended the
Grange dance held at Jacksonville
Saturday. Among those attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Christleib
Let us do
your
worrying
for you’.
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Billings Agency (
HAULING
OF ALL KINDS
When You Are Ready
To Move Phone 238-R
CULM ER’S Transfer
31 UNION STREET
Friday, April 8, 1938
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
returned Sunday to
Granta Pa»» after
spring vacation nt
her father, Mayor
| • Mr and Mr» Uirry Porter. Mu
t<elle .lone*. Carl
-• Brower and M
M Brower were caller» In Klam
ath Falla Sunday at the K
Madden home.
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