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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1938)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page.? week from Denver, Colo, , where spent the last two m.Uha in a she had been for sonic time visit clinic and underwent a major op eration ing friends and relatives. and — Mrs Gonion Duffield • Mr. ---- • Miss Helen Dunn, who is teach | made a business trip to Medford ing the fourth grade in Jackson Tuesday evening • Mr. and Mrs. James Yeo are • Rilling Schuerman returned ville, spent Saturday and Sunday • Miss Helen Klam of T Ashland Miss vacationing on the coast this week. I Monday from Victoria where he at her home here. spent the week-end with v- • Mrs. flunuier Parker made u Eunice Kincaid. • Jim Baughman, who is teach has been transacting business. ing at Camas Valley, spent last • Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bushnell business trip to Siskiyou summit • Mis. Heth Hainaker and Mis Archie Kincaid were shopping in week-end here with his father, C. spent Sunday at Lake o’ the and Lincoln Saturday. • Mis.« Mabel Metcalfe who is Medford Monday afternoon J. Baughman. Woods. • Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hoxie re • Mrs. P. C. Garret of Oakland, employed in the Community hos • Mrs. Mark True. Mrs R E turned Monday to their home in Calif., visited here recently with pital in Ashland, underwent an ap Bell and Mrs Homer Moore at pendectomy Sunday. tended a meeting of the friendly Copco, Calif., following a week-end her sister. Mrs. A. C. Nininger. visit here at the home of Mr. and • Mrs. W. G. Prescott left for • Mr and Mrs J. C. Hainaker of class of the Presbyterian church Ashland were Sunday dinner at the home of Mrs C. H l-amkin | Mrs. W. M. Herbert. Chiloquin Wednesday to spend the • Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNair vis- remainder of the week with her guests at the home of Mr. and in Ashland Thursday. • R E Hell made a business trip ited in Bandon for a few days son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid. • Mr. and Mn Ban ChrietUeb to Bend last week. early in the week. Mrs. Al Prescott. • Mrs. Billy Hulen of Medford • Jungle animals in a jungle set- and children. Yvonne, Gary, Mari • Mrs R. E Hell and family made visited with Ashland friends Tues ting will add color to the Lady lyn and Norman of Ashland, moved a trip to Valley View and Ferns last week to their new home here, Valley Sunday. day. Lions charity benefit dance at • Headrick Baughman returned Grants Pass fairground pavilion the place formerly owned by Mr. • George Yoekel is »¡rending a recently from Portland to attend Saturday, Oct. 8. Don't miss It. and Mrs H. H Beebe. The tele short time in Bellingham, Wash, phone number has been changed when* he is visiting with his Southern Oregon Normal school. Fun for all. Tickets 31, extra ladies tO !» F I 1 daughter, Miss Mona Yoekel He • Bob Young of Medford visited free. • R. E Bell and Walter Long- with friends here Tuesday. • Arnold Gosnell, who is teaching streth are working in Klamath was accompanied on the trip by W. D. Jackson of Ashland • Alicia Applegate, who teaches at Eagle Point, spent last week in Butte Falls, spent last week end here at the home of his par Falls for the Long-Bell Lumber • The Rev Voting of the Luther company for a few days this week an church of Medford held services end here with relatives. ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Gosnell. • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pinson of • Bob Russell of Siskiyou visited • Mrs. Herman Grosball of Win at the home of Mr und Mrs Ed nett. Mont., arrived here Monday Grimm Tuesday Dunsmuir visited with Ashland in Ashland Tuesday. morning to spend two weeks with • The birthday club honored Miss friends and relatives during the Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brahs and Eunice Kincaid on the 16th birth week-end. . family. She is enroute home from day anniversary with a picnic din • Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gandee of California, where she has been ner at Sams Valley Sunday Those Central Point spent Saturday and spending a short time with rela who enjoyed the picnic party with Sunday here at the home of Mr. tives Mrs. Grosball is Mrs. Brahs’ the honored guest were Miss Helen and Mrs. Bud Gandee. Elam, Miss Gladys Whitmore of • Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Provost re • The Upper Valley Community mother. turned recently from San Fran club will hold its meeting Wed • Miss Aileen Enlow, who is Medford, Mr. and Mrs Henry cisco after a visit of several weeks nesday. Oct. 12. Mrs. Albert Ar teaching school in Gold Hill, was nold and Mrs. Vincent Lanini are at her home last week-end. While in the bay area. • H. H. Elhart returned Monday the committee in charge of the here, she attended a teachers' from Portland where he attended program while Mrs. Wade Wallis, meeting in Medford. Mrs. Taylor Williams and Mrs Al • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snider a business meeing. • Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCoy re Sheraud are the hostesses for the were dinner guests Monday eve turned recently from a vacation afternoon. All members are urged ning at the J. O. Talent home. to attend as an interesting meeting • The Bellview budget meeting is trip in the northwest. called for Friday evening, Oct 7, • Dr. E. G. Everett, M. D., phy i is planned. sician and surgeon, Hersey bidd • J. O. Jester, who has been re at the Bellview school house. All When You Are Ready ing, office phone L8-J, residence ceiving medical treatment at the are urged to attend. • Mrs. Hushower returned to her Community hospital in Ashland, 18-L. (itfc) To Move Phone 23H-K home in Santa Rosa last vrvek j • Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Lininger returned to his home Monday. after spending some time with her I • Mrs. Louise Wilson of Califor and Mrs. Ellis laninger left Mon nia is visiting for an indefinite daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. day for Portland. • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper left time with her daughter and son- Charles Anderson and son Dale. 31 UNION STREET for their home in Eugene Monday in-law and family, Mr. ar.d Mrs. • Mrs. J. O. Talent is expected following a visit here with friends Richard C. Joy and son Alden. to return to her home here next j She has been spending the last week from California, where she | and relatives. • Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Short visited month in Bend visiting with her other daughter. in Klamath Falls Sunday. • Mr and Mrs. W. C. Brown vis • Mr. and Mrs Charles Foran ited with relatives and friends in have moved to their new location, the place formerly occupied by Mr. Hilts Sunday. • Dorothy Avent of Elk Creek and Mrs. Schoeninger. who now visited with Ashland friends last live in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. For an have been living for a short week-end. • Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lusk are time on the Butler place. spending a few days in Portland • Mis. Parman, who has been spending the last two months in visiting the " livestock show. • Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nellis of Myrtle Creek, has returned to her Klamath Falls visited here Sunday home here. and Monday en route to Tacoma on • I. E. Deadmond returned last week from Bly, where he had been a vacation trip. on a hunting trip. While he was gone Veeda Williams stayed with her grandmother, Mrs. Deadmond. • Bill Brahs is attending the Southern Oregon Normal school. • Miss Alice Metcalfe is attend ing the Medford School of Beauty Culture. • The Bellview Livestock club's judging team, consisting of Mel vin and Marvin Poyer and Dale Williams won first place in live stock judging at the Pacific In ternational Livestock show in Portland Monday. They competed with 36 other teams. • Mrs. Olive McKinnis entertained the Missionary society of the Christian church at her home Thursday afternoon. QÜA1LITY’ AND • Mrs. Taylor Williams visited last Friday with friends in Talent. • Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallis of Ap plegate visited last Friday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade DAIRY Wallis. • Mrs. Fred Crump returned this I About People You Know! ] Stanrud. 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