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• BELLVIEW •
• R. E Bell of Greenville. Calif.,
is spending an indefinite time at
his home here.
• Mrs. Edwin Dunn was in Med
ford on business Wednesday.
• Mrs. Mill k Ur ')«■ let! \\ > :
day morning with Mrs. W. D.
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Jackson of Ashland tor a two
weeks trip north to Seattle and
on up the coast
• The Bellview Grange held then
meeting Tuesday evening Follow
ing the business meeting, a pro
gram was presented as follows
Violin solo by Elmer Avers ac
companied at the piano by Mi.-s
Flossie Thompson; reading by
Miss Aileen Enlow, and two read
ings by Mr. and Mrs Applegate.
At the close of the evening re
freshments were served by the
committee in charge
• Archie Heilmeyer left last week
for an indefinite visit with tela-
tives at Womic, Ore
q Joe Dill arrived last week f nmi
his home in Arizona for an ex-
tended visit with his sister. Mrs
Floyd Samford, and his mother,
Mrs. Preston Dill, who is spend
ing the summer season at the
Samford home.
• Mrs. Joe Sander ami daughter
Reita of Ashland visited Friday
afternoon at the home of Mr and
Mrs W W Brahs
• R E Bell, daughters Patricia
Friday, August 5, 1938
and Marjorie, son Sammy, and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joy and a
group of boys tielonging to the
livestock club, plan to attend the
4-H picnic Friday at Jackson Hot
springs
• Louise Martin spent Tuesday
night and Wednesday in Klamath
Falla, where Mi Bell was tran-
sacting business
• Mr and Mrs W. O. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F Korth. War-
ren E Seibert and Sammy Bell
spent Sunday at Rogue river.
• Misses Marjorie Bell, Alice Met
calfe and Louise Martin, with Le-
Roy McNeal and Whitey Kannasto
of Ashland and Lynn DeMille of
lvlamath Falls enjoyed a trip to
I 'iamotui and Crater lakes Sun.
day.
Illi two weeks of thorough remodeling
9 Miss Dorothy Avent of Elk
completed, mo are proud to pres,'nt
Creek is spending this week visit-
to
the
¡Msiplr of Ashland mid vicinity their
ing at the home of her aunt ami
most modern mi«l up-to date beauty shop
uncle. Mr and Mrs Archie R Kin
caid
. . . new. modernistic und st remnlliied
• J H Williams, with George
throughout, with chrome furnishings and
King of Ashland, was fishing at
the Infest In <'<|ill|>ill<nt. you’ll want Io see
Rogue river Monday
I hi* new
9 Miss Eunice Kincaid spent last
week visiting at the
“ home of her
mat und uncle. Mr. and Mrs R
i C. Avent of Elk Creek
• D F Korth and Warren Sei-
1 oert made a business trip to Dor-
1 is and Weed. CTUif., Monday
« Tile Rev Young of the Luther-
, in church in Medford held serv
• •es at the home of Mr and ii rs
e
I Cd Grimm Tuesday evening
y John \\ k< r has taken over
the delivery of the Ashland Daily
. idings in Bellview. He also has
harje of subscriptions to the
'".per. He was formerly engaged
n similar work in Colorado
> The new dairy and miik house,
.’hich Henry Enders of Ashland
s having built in this district, has
een completed and work is now
>eing started on a dwelling house
••'"ich will be occupied by Mr and
featuring
Trs Ri<’'"nri Jov. Mr Joy being
manager of the place Henry Sten-
ud is doing the building.
$ Jack Williams. Joe Burdic of
I. Dale Williams and Lyn-
c! f.ewbry of Talent returned
esdav f.om Lake o' the Woods,
•■here they spent several days
. ' Several Bellview people at-
ended the Pomona Grange picnic
•eid at Jackson Hot springs Sun-
lay Amor»/ them were Henry
1
'•’.rtei Mr anti Mrs Vai Enlow,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Pankey. Miss
Esther C’.rter, Ray Enlow. Mr
R. Staninger, of Chicago, special representative for DeGraff Ma
ind Mrs C B Lamkin, and Miss
' ’’een En'ow. Mr and Mrs I-am-
chineless Permanent Waves, will give free demoiiHtrations through
kin. who are former residents of
this district, were awarded a prize
out Saturday. Portia McKean extends special invitation to all her
for being the oldest married cou
rse to attend the picnic.
friends and interested persons to visit her new shop and to ac
A Mirs Eunice Kincaid Is spend
quaint themselves with the latest the science of beauty culture
ing this week visiting at the-home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Edwards,
has to offer.
ri M: and Mrs. Dexter Wood
worth have completed their work
at Lake o’ the Woods and have
returned to their home here.
• Mrs Edwin Dunn is taking her
group of 4-H club girls to Jackson
Hot springs Friday to attend a
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4-H club picnic. Mrs Dunn is
leader of the 4-H sewing dub
9 Mrs Ada Huxley has returned
from Oakland. Calif., where she
has spent the past two’ months C. K. WEIL ’< RASHES’
mill, also draws cartoon» for five the Rev 11 8 Wannamaker, paa-
visiting with her daughter. Mrs
■ tor, preaching.
trade Journals and magazine»
POST
WITH
CARTOON
Martha Phillips, She plans to
At 7 p tn., union young people’»
—•—.
make her home on the Huxley
ind union church nervier» at H
son
Charles
Kenneth
Weil.
26.
ranch.
i> m In the Metholist church.
O Mrs Haynes left Friday for of Mr and Mrs. Ken W<il of
Everyone invited
the
Ashland,
passed
a
milestone
in
Hoquiam, Wash., where »he will
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career
of
a
cartoonist
July
spend a short time visiting with
Boulevard mid Morton Streets
'> Mr atul Mrs Gaily Mat »hall
'.’¡ends and relatives She is mak when one of his drawings appeared
in
the
Saturday
Evening
Post,
a
ere spending a short time at the
ing her home here with her moth
Sunday school. 0:45 a. m , with home of Mr. and Mrs William
national weekly
er. Mrs. Webster.
Allison Mrs Allison
Mrs
Well, who is employed in the Classes for all ages
• Mrs. J. J. Modrell of Medford
Morning worship, 11 a m, with Marshall are sisters
is spending this week visiting at box department of a Bend lumber
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C H
'■•re" ard famiiv. Mrs. J. J.
Modrell is C. H. Modred's mother.
O Mrs. Beth Hamaker of Ash-
tnd, who is staying for an indef
inite time at the home of her
; ster. Mrs. Archie Kincaid, is re-
overin" nicely from a recent ton
sillectomy.
•f Mrs. Charles Anderson is ex
pecting the arrival of her mother,
Mrs Hushower of Santa Rosa,
Calif , the last of this week, She
will snend an indefinite time vin-
iting here.
• Mr and Mrs Richard Joy and
son Alden returned Tuesday eve-
ning from several days vacation
ing at Lake o’ the Woods.
• Denver Kincaid of Neil creek
spent Monday evening at the home
Yes, even in the warmest
of his brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Kincaid.
of weather an abundance
Reopening
Saturday!
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Ashland Hotel
Beauty Shop
with PORTIA McKEAN in charge
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TINTING
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