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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1939)
jjay, March 3, 1939 3, 1 Ming liner hl( »a ri tadi it I s ilei pair I SOUTHERN OREGON TALENT • • HILTS NEWS • r people of the Methodist Mrs I soi|’,,*‘‘l* *>r' party L with '• blrthilay About 30 fcday evening of |t enjoyed refreshments rrl Ind coffee L Helen Hewitt of Phoenix [Wednesday night with Mrs L-ox and Thurstiay with the Lon family .hui Biggin* and his inotln i L|nv i'’1 >Sn" Francisco, Mi L- home Mis Higgins plans lumlng home in a couple of L Gordon was called home by ckne** mid i— death of his “j paased uwny win* recently [' »nd Mrs <’ W Collins of xhliUKl mines spent a few list week with Mr and Mrs |r Wally I »nd Mis Fred Hodapp of L| point sjient Sundny with L k I M is R F I’arks f mid Mrs. Clarence Homes on Mr and ■aughtci called i |Cliff<»r<i Collins at Table Sut unlay afternoon. linavn, a newcomer to Tai- hoved last week into the Fer- [nperty H Surah Purdue. Ml years of Lissed away at the home of L,n Jim iast week Hhc had I her home with her son for ),! years Bob ixignn made a busi- (,-ip to Medford Saturday r mid Mis Lyle Tame s|H-nt ay nt Griffith Creek with Mr mother and his brother • llllt Uuhvs c.ub met Thursday with Mrs Fred Haynes as hostess Bridge score cards and favors were in the national colors in honor of Washington's birthday Winner of high prize at bridge was Mrs R Gllbrrg arid low, M ih a Nelson Others present were Mrs dames II Im Jarnrtt, W McClua key, J Clark. W Holmberg It Mchlappl, R Elliott. J Francis B Ollom, M J Bailey. R Harris. T Quumme, F Ward and A Men des • Mr and Mis Gene Champagm and Mis Snowden Egline of Kia math Falls visited at W M i -CI im key's Wednesday • Mt and Mrs Jack Clark drovi to Yreka Wednesday evening t<> visit Mr Clark's mother on hei birthdxy • Mr and Mis Bill Tallis return «1 from their vacation trip Sun day evening • Mr and Mis W W Walkei ami family s|»-nt the week end at Bur nry viaiting relatives • In It Schlappi drove to Yreka Friday • Repair work on the fence around the baseball field was started Saturday. Several panels were down and needed to be re built. • Mr and Mrs E HJertager re- turned Sunday evening from their vacation trip to southern Cali- 1 tomia. • Mrs <1 Black and son Ivan. I Mr and Mrs W Gran and I son Billy and Vai Temple attended the show In Ashland Sunday • Mrs Joe Francis and Mr and Mrs Ernest Francis were in Yre ka Saturday • Bill Irutro and son Norman were in Medford Saturday • Harold Fast of Portland visited at the Fraiey home Sunday Miss Mildred Berwert. who has been visiting here, returned to Drain, Ore, with him • Mr an-1 Mrs James Purvis sjient the week-end in Ashland • Mr and Mis George Reigel were In Medford Saturday • Mr and Mrs Warren Fox re turned from their vacation trip to the World's Fair Sunday • Mrs Ben Ollom entertained Monday afternoon with a birthday jmrty in honor of Mrs — R Elliott others present were Mesdames Frank Ohlund, Frank Ward. W McCluskey, W Holmberg, A H Samuelson. W T Poff and Fred Haynes • Mr and Mrs Fred Haynes were shopping in Medford Saturday • V Warrens is visiting with his family in Durham. Calif L Mcda Fox and Mrs Marlin L.n spent Friday with Mix Blrwitt ami family at Phoenix L Karl Baylor received word I her sister, Mrs Lydia Van Lrul Jerome Prairie, that she try ill Mrs Baylor left the L part of the week to be with [nd take rare of her Mrs Van lie was formerly of Talent |r Petri ami Dudley Estes dinner guests of Mr ami Joe Tryon Thurmtay ke many friends and neighbors |m Corn Denham were gricv- b hear of her pluming Mrs many |am lived In Talent I before going to Ashland to Mrs. Denham r her home •d the property where Mr and Roy Parr are living work on the new rv Inlshii hi.ii hail is now under way [neats and tienchcs and other [res will Soon tie complete and [in readiness for the next [ mt . L- Townsend club met Thurs- rvening at the city hall with it 30 members In attendance yograni of speeches ami a quiz latlonal problems was conduct- by Mrs Harriett Bates' com- In- on prog rains After the p*m refreshments were uerv- ■x-rmicl McReynolds of Grants Bi was a guest of Mr and Mrs B Chi 1<1<-is and other friends ■ old neighbors here Sunday Bn Clark built a fireplace for ■ Hurd on Granite street in ■land last week. Kir and Mrs John Hamilton of K Lake «topped here In Talent Bisit their relatives enroute Ke from the San Francisco fair ■ first of the week Kir and Mrs. C. C. Harper and ■lly have purchased the prop ■r recently vacated by Alton Bt an<l family who are moving B their new home adjoining the Be they hnve occupied for the Bt three years. Mr Hart is Bm*d In the jHiuliry business ■ MndlM i fine stock of chi< k B old and young. Btr. Furrer's neighbors and Bids are pleased to learn that ■1 improving at the Community Vital In Medford, where he has f1 a patient for the past two Btha ■ pinochle game was held at I city hall Saturday night, with I tables and about 30 present |rnjoy<-<| the evening. Birs Irene Wells and Iota Mil- I “ttended a miscellaneous |wer given at the home of Mrs IE Garic in Valley View in !°r of Mrs Mildred Glass fTht- Rudy Conner home on Gib- I avenue is being reconstructed I" new asbestos shingles on the kide walls which adds much to lEppearance of the house pne logs belonging to Charley pters and Steve Thanos which I been decked here along the Imad track are being hauled py to Medford thia week. Rhe Talent Irrigation company pn work on the ditch leading [from Oak street in Aahland tr<1 1, with several men from [*nt on the job |Mr- and Mrs. C. A. Zickafoos, P have been living on the An- F»1 road, moved to Talent last r* They are living in the Ja- * house near the railroad. , ™ Elizabeth I .earning, who been visiting her daughter and ’•>n-law, Mr. and Mrs Ellis ran of Klamath Fails, return home Friday. p E Green and family and F rem ,lnfj jay Cochran and er left Thursday for Vancou- < ORA VICTORIA DENHAM Funeral set ■- k m fm Cora Vta torta Denham. 02, who died Feb 24 at her home on Granite street, were held at 10 a m. Feb 27 at the IJtwlller Funeral home with We’re stringing with the up- th.- Rev C B Dunham officiating Interment was in Stearns ceme lifter who wants all of us to sing at our work When we do this in tery our little old one-man shop, we're sure of an appreciative audience. I.I I.I M tV JONES Weston Leader. Fiuirral services for Lulu May Jones. <13, who died Feb 24 at her home on California street, were Oregon colons now get nothing, ' nt 2 p in Feb 27 at the but it may be that's what they're , Litwiller Funeral home with the doing Weston leader. Rev James Morgan officiating Interment was in Mountain View A process has just been devel cemetery. oped for making news print of old newspapers. Thus Len Hall's col ver, B C where they will is* em umn in the Ashland Miner is not ployed during the spring and sum a total loss Weston Leader. mer • Keith Thorenaon and family are moving to Mrs Helen Higgins’ house recently occupied by Jay Cochran and mother. will be paid for any corn Great • Mrs Frances Tame and son Christopher Corn and Callous Cecil are spending a few days with Remedy cannot remove! Mr and Mrs. Lyle Tame They EAST SIDE PHARMACY plan on leaving in a few days for Arizona for an indefinite stay $25.00 REWARD Either Way It Pays Belated winter storms are a real health hazard on washday. 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