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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1938)
Page 2 Friday, July 22, 1038 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER • BELLVIEW • AND THEN THE FUN BEGAN! • Mr. and Mrs. Miles Fanner and daughter Betty Lou of Dorris. Calif, are spending this week wtth Mrs. Farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs Willis Byrd. • Mrs Claude Moore, who re cently underwent a serious oper ation for goiter at a Portland hos pital, returned to her home here Saturday and is recovering nicely • Mr. and Mrs Harold Greene, daughter Marilou and son Rodney | Ja_v returned to their home In Tacoma. Wash.. Wednesday after having spent several days visiting with Mrs. Greene's parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Stenrud. • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clary' of; Klamath Falls spent a few days this week with Mrs Clary's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grimm and j family. While Mr. and Mrs. Clary were here they attended the Moose convention. • R E. Bell, who is employed near Greenville. Calif., spent Sun day visiting with Mrs Bell and family, returning to his work Monday. • Mr. and Mrs. James Metcalfe | and daughters Mabel and Alice and son Kenneth and Louise Mar- and Mr. and Mrs D tin enjoyed a picnic at Tub were fishing at Rogue River Korth Tues Springs on the Green Springs day highway Sunday. • W W. Brahs returned from • Mr and Mrs Mark True and Los Angeles Monday, where he Miss Mary Thebo of Alameda. had been called by ths death of a Calif , enjoyed a picnic lunch at the home of Mrs Lucinda Weedon relative. • Mr and Mrs. Claude Moore left of Applegate district Sunday. The this week for eastern Oregon, picnic was in honor of the birth where they plan to spend a short day anniversary of Mrs. True's time visiting friends and relatives father, H L. Gregory. • Frank Brahs. who has been • Miss Wealthy Anne Wiggens of spending the last two weeks with Roseville. Calif., is spending sev his uncle and family. Mr. and Mrs. eral days here visiting at the home Wiggens of Roseville, Calif., re of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and turned to his home here Saturday. Mrs W W Brahs and family. • W O. Martin. Warren Seibert • Mrs Mark True attended a meeting of the Garden club of Ashland, held at the home of Mrs J. H. Henry of Lincoln Wednes day. An attractive covered dish luncheon was served by the hos tess to 40 members and friends. • Misses Morjorie Bell and Louise Martin were shopping in Medford Tuesday. • Miss Mary Thebo, who has spent the last three weeks visiting at the home of relatives. Mr and Mrs Mark True, returned to her home at Alameda. Calif., Wed nesday morning. • The Rev Young of the Lutheran church of Medford held services at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ed Grimm Tuesday evening • Mrs. Beth Hamaker of Ashland is spending a short time at the home of Mr. and Mrs A. R. Kin- caid She is a sister of Mrs. Kin - Prepare now caid. • The Bellview Grange has been by seeing holding dances for some time at the Grange hall but announces that the affairs will be discontin ued for the remainder of the sum mer season, to resume in the fall. • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore of REAL ESTATE and Eugene spent a few days last REAL INSURANCE week visiting at the home of his 41 East Main parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phone 211 Moore. • Mr and Mrs. Richard C. Joy entertained at dinner last Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Stahlman of Ashland being their guests • Lawrence Brantley visited last week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brantley and family, leaving Saturday night for Long Beach. Calif., where he is sta tioned aboard the USS New Or leans. Mr Brantley is a naval of When You Are Ready ficer. To Move Phone 238-R • Mr. and Mrs George Yockel and daughters Inez, Louise and Edna enjoyed a trip to Lake o' the Woods Wednesday. • Mr and Mrs Homer Moore and 31 UNION STREET daughter Barbara Jean and Mrs. C. L. Moore and daughters Elaine and Abbie enjoyed a trip to Ixike o' the Woods last Sunday Mrs C L ." Moore and daughters are visiting here from California • Mr and Mrs C B Lamkin, former residents of this district, made a trip to Portland last week where they visited a short time with relatives and friends They made the trip with Mr and Mrs Scott of Ashland • The Bellview Grange picnic held at Helman Baths Sunday was well attended by members. Following lunch, swimming was enjoyed. The Applegate Grange also held a pic nic there Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark, who make their home at Harbor. Ore., are visiting here this week with tin Clark's sister. Mias Lottie Bedwick • Mr and Mrs George Stoltz and •iu'.dren Jack and Betty of Ber keley, Calif . spent last week visit ing at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Modrell Mrs Modrell is a sister of Mr Stoltz. • Mr and Mrs J. C. Hamaker and Mrs Beth Hamaker of Ash Car mashed up and no insurance ! ___ I _ ______ I About People You Know! ] • Mr. ami Mra Frank E. Murta • Atba Ager returned Monday visited f rienda und relaL/ea in front n busineNH trip to Portland Pullman, Wash . over luat week- • Dr. K. G. Everett, M D., phy- end. I sldan and surgeon, Hersey buld- • B C Forsythe visited during 1 Ing. office phone IB-J, residence the week-end in Ashland wilt) his 111, ( Kiel family Mr. Forsythe la attending • Margaret Harker left Monday the University iif * Oregon for the for a vacation in San Diego, Calif summer term. • Mrs C. R D. Jones returned • Hattie Burnett returned to her Monday from Hollywood, Calif. work Monday following a vacation where she has been visiting for the trip to Petaluma, Calif • Mario Woodaon, a former real Us I week. • Mr. and Mrs I .a t ry Porter and i dent, visited Ashland friends early young Nancy Mcxire spent last ' in the week. week-end fishing on Rogue River i • Mt and Mrs Kenneth Brown • Cann shoes Improve* your ap- 1 and family of Hilt visited during pearuncc We'll dean 'em tutd | , the weuk-end at the home of Mr shine 'em and do it right Central! and Mrs. W C. Brown. Shine phrlor, next to Fortmiller'» • Mt and Mra. Steve Zttrka and • I' H Finnell left Monday tor I son visited Oregon Caves Sunday Portiund where he will transact • M- and Mrs Clyde Nellis of Klamath Falls were Ashland vis business fur a few days • Mir. John Cadzow of Butte itors Tuesday. Falls visited In Ashland Tuesday • Mr* Carmeline Hennigan of • Mrs Forreal O'Connell I returned Woodland, Calif., is a guest at the Monday from a visit with i telati vea home of Mr and Mrs II G Wol cott. and friends in Corvallis • Mrs Jimmie Metz returned • White shoes spiffed up like new Sunday from Eugene where ahe in a jiffy. Central Shine parlor, has been visiting at the home of next to Fort miller's • Mrs Mabel Matthews, enroute her parents. • Ted Barnes, former SONS stud from Seattle to her home In San ent. is visiting friends in Ashland Frxtcisco, Is visiting at thr home of Mr and Mrs Jack Halfhill for a few days • Mr and Mrs Will Jarrell of Seattle are visiting thia week at the home of Mrs Ida Crandall. • Mr and Mrs Alan PrMCOtt of Chiloquin visited here wtth friends and relatives Tuesday. land were dinner guests Wednea- day evening at the home of Mr and Mra. A It Kincaid Hamaker nephew of Mrs Kincaid • C. H Modrell. who is employed near Lakeview, is at his home this week. • D F Korth and W O Martin fished at Rogue river Sunday • Mrs. Archie Kincaid was in Medford on business Tuesday af- ternoon. • Mrs C H Modrell and daugh ters Charlotte. Marjorie and Iris and Mr and Mrs George Stoltz and Jack and Betty made a trip to Crescent City last Sunday, where they visited Mrs Modrell'a parents CULMER’S Transfer write J A URMINliY.GJA, 622 Pscita Bldg . Portland, Ore. PLANNING „to BUILD? 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Finally, there’s the economy of gas—with today’s perfected appliances (some ASHLAHD CREAMERY of which arc illustrated) and our attractive, low heating rate combining to What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland It may b« hot as bl««« outwda but you won't miod ■ bit wbse you are aboard one of our aie- conditioned train«. The teinpara- ture of all cart,regularly attiguad all California traina, il automa- inali) maintained at just the right degree for your greatest aumfuet. Even the air is washed of im purities' You’ll arrive at your detonsnon tool, clean and calm Doesn't cost much either! Bar grin rail and Pullman farsa, 10* snd I5r Tray Food Service, low cost dining car meals are all easy on your train travel budget. For detail* »«■« tour R.K. sgsot or or builder, or review your plans and supply free engineering service and • TO CALIFORNIA Southern Pacific Billings Agency HAULING OF ALL KINDS • Mrs Aldti Anderson of Portland I m ,i y.iietl nt the hofio- of her iiiotncr, Mra. 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