SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Friday, April 22, 1938
I About People You Know! ] • BELLVIEW •
WHAT A PRICE ON
• A birthday party was given in
• Lois Wiley returned Sunday to Falls attended the conference of
>>i Ruth Walkei at her homo
her schiad in Grants Pass after elementary school principals at ; honor
Monday evening The girls enjoy- I
SONS
Saturday
and
spent
the
spending the Easter week-end at
ing the party were Yvonne Christ- i
the T. S Wiley home here. Her Easter week-end at his home on leib, Betty Dunn. Charlotte Ham- |
brother, Howard Wiley, took her Siskiyou boulevard
Jeanette Talent, Veeda Wil
to the "climate" city, lvturning • Dr, E G. Everett, M. D . phy ilton,
liams. Eula Weanus, Margaret
the same evening.
sician and surgeon. Hersey bidd ! Walker, Katherine Peachey. Eva
• Mr. and Mrs. F L. O Connell ing, office phone 18-J, residence Moore. Grace Walker, Josephine
(ltfc) Peachey and the honoree, ~ Huth
were visitors in Medford and al 15 1,
the Sardine creek house of mys • Jean Claycomb returned to Walker
tery Sunday.
: Reed college tn Portland Sunday • Mrs Archie Kincaid has been I
• Mrs A. E. Stevens and tw< after spending spring vacation at ill at her home this week with J
children of Phoenix called on Mrs the home of her parents here.
tonsilitis.
Jean Hastings Tuesday
• Ruth Craft of Klamath Falls • The Bellview Grange held its
• Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ausland I was a week-end guest of Mu meeting Tuesday evening, with
visited in Grants l*ass last week- I Marcella Scribner.
120 members and visitom present.
end with Auslands parents. Mr I • Madge Mitchell. Gold Hill The Talent Grange presented the
and Mrs William Ausland.
teacher, spent Easter at her home program which consisted of a play,
• Olan Sneed of Klamath Falls i 1 on Granite street
musical numbers and readings Re
visited his grandmother here last [ • Ruth Gough visited with friends freshments were served at close
week-end.
and relatives in Portland during of the evening, followed by danc
• Mrs. Pearl Wardle, Mrs. Mar Easter week-end
ing. There were visitors present
shall Shields and son Bill, and • Darby OTMole recently re from the Granges of Jacksonville.
Mrs William Hunter were callers turned from Washington where he Talent, Eagle Point and Phoenix
in Medford Tuesday.
had been employed
• Cliff Hazelwood and Miss Nina
• Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Madden and • Mr and Mrs. Dennis Espev and Hazelwood were dinner guests
son Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Bob children of Siskiyou were week Easter at the home of Mrs Hazel
Ray of Klamath Falls spent East end callers at the home of Espey’s Fems of Ashland.
er week-end at the M. M Brower grandmother
• Mr. and Mta. Henry Stenrud,
home.
• Jimmie Baughman. Camas Val
• Mr and Mrs. Clyde Nellis re ley teacher, and Headrick Baugh Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pankey, Mr
turned to Klamath Falls Sunday man. student at Albany college, and Mrs J. E Gowland. Mr and
evening after a short visit at the spent the last week-end at the Mrs. Archie Kincaid. Mrs Jack
home of Mrs. Nellis’ mother, Mrs. home of their father. Clint Baugh True. Miss Eunice Kincaid and
Miss Gladys Whitson of Medford
Marcia Ross
man.
• Lee Ashcraft made a trip to • Ted Schopf of Glide called on all enjoyed a picnic at Roxy Ann
Sunday.
San Francisco last week-end
his wife here last week-end
• Alicia Applegate, Butte Falls • Bob Yeo. Grants Pass junior • George Farmer, who has been
teacher, was a week-end guest at high school Instructor, was a ill for some time, is improving.
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Alice week-end visitor here at the home • "Orville’s Big Date." presented
Peil.
of his parents. Mr and Mrs. James here some time ago, will be given
Call at HARDY’S CASH HARDWARE, Ashland authorized repre
• Wyatt Padgett of Klamath Yeo.
in the Medford senior high school
sentative, for decorative booklet showing many color designs—
• George Francis Smith, student April 30
at the University of Oregon in • Dale Fieguth, who has been in
it’s FREE! Color cards and any other information you may de
Eugene, spent last week-end at the CCC camp at Bly. Ore. is at
the home of his parents. Mr. and his home.
sire, or just phone 193 and we will send a man out to help you
Mrs V. O. N. Smith
• Mrs Anne Bish and Mr. and
estimate the cost of your paint or job complete, and with no obli
• Gordon MacCracken returned to Mrs W. E. Bish and three daugh
Portland Sunday following a brief ters of Portland, visited Friday
gation whatever. Let our painters assist you.
visit with his parents. Dr. and at the home of Mr and Mrs. Al
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken, sr
bert Peachey Mia. Bish is an aunt
• Mr and Mrs Floyd Clark of of Mr. Peachey's
When You Are Ready
Harbor, Ore., were week-end vis
itors with friends and relatives • Mr and Mrs. Reese Murray of I
To Move Phone 288-R
Klamath Falls visited Sunday at |
here.
• Charlotte Wolters. U of O stud the home of Mr and Mrs R. E
Bell.
•
,.!*>>•
w
ent. visited here over Easter
• Mr and Mrs Ronnie Gan dee of • Mrs R D Reynolds who has
SI UNION STREET
Central Point spent last week-end been ill the past week is improved.
in Ashland.
• Dale Williams spent Saturday I
and Sunday with Lynde) Newbry
at his home in Talent
0
• Imogene Fieguth. who under- ’
went an appendectomy a few ■
weeks ago has recovered and plans • Mr and Mrs. Ix*e Wallis and Sunday visiting with Mrs Clark s • Mr and Mm C B lutrnkln
two sons of the Applegate district sister. Miss Lottie Bcswick
have sold their home to Mr and
to return to school next week.
• Mrs. Edwin Dunn and Mrs spent Sunday at the home of Mr. • Mr and Mrs Karl Moore of Mm W W Braha and family of
Eugene s|«-nt Easter at the bOOM
Walter Longstreth attended a and Mrs Wade Wallis.
Ashland Mr and Mr*. Lamkin
meeting of the P-TA county coun • Mr and Mrs Floyd Clark of of his parents, Mr and Mrs Hom
Harbor, Ore , spent Saturday and er Moore.
have lived here 10 year«
cil in Talent Wednesday.
• Mrs. R. E. Bell and Marjorie
and Sammie, returned to Klamath
Falls with Mr. Bell Thursday,
where they visited friends, return
ing home Friday.
• The Bellview brick and tile fac
tory has reopened and plans to
run the summer through It em
ploys eight men.
• Donald Farmer, who has been
Eugene .............. $3.90
ill for some time with rheumatic
Klamath Falls .... 1.30
fever, is improving.
• Rosemary Bell, Eunice Kincaid.
Greyhound's low fares ar« I m *
Fresno ............... 9.05
Mama Byrd and Jack Williams,
than
a
third
the
cost
of
driving
San Francisco .... 7.45
who presented the play, "Orville's
a «mall automobile. Frequent,
Big Date." at the Grange hall
convenient service to all points
some time ago. presented it again
and comfortable, smooth-riding
last Thursday evening at open
house at the high school
Super-Coaches make it Amer
Greyhound operates 18
• The Bellview P-TA holds its
ica's favorite travel system.
schedules in and out of
meetings Friday evening. A play
ASHLAND each day.
will be presented by Mrs Wallis,
cbuue?
Mrs. Enlow. Mrs. Helm, Betty
Depot: NININGERS CAFE
ON THE AIR • Romano» of th» Htahway»“
Dunn and Mama Byrd. Folk
Mutual Don L m N»rwork. Sun., 1015 AM.
dances and songs will be presented
by the students. Refreshments will
be served at the close of the eve--
ning.
• Mrs Floyd Samford returned
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from a trip to Arizona Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Custon Dill, her
mother, returned with her and
plans to stay here for an indef
inite time.
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long
streth. Mr. and Mrs. J. M Crow
and Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Deadmond
made a trip to the mystery house
on Sardine creek Sunday after
noon.
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