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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1939)
y June 1», J»* SOUTHERN OREGON MINER i III ll.h ■Vice» ¡J i«r hl, ■ “ J la* T, U . , i J a* ! J II'I mu’ lit«» .1 RAN | Huger and Mr and Mra. Lunpaon ’* ScoUa visited [week-end al the home of L Huger. L| M in Clint Baughman [Sunday fniin a trip to | where they visitiMl the Lvnl and attended a state L of fire chiefs, L Eoraythe has enrolled diversity Of Oregon sum- L k| M in James Purves of L, m ! here last week-end at (>f Mr and Mrs Tom «.f Central Point spent Sunday vis iting friends and old neighbors. • Il Ixiraon of Medford was a business caiJer here last week emomng pupil, for a violin class’ Several tirsi and second graders enrolled an«l met Wednesday itf- lemoon in the Trinity ixulaii house in Ashland. • Mrs. Ivah Blackwell and Mrs. Ida ( ran dull of Ashland attended the Giad-to Meel-You club pro- glum Thursday night. • Mi and Mrs. Wayne Wheeler are moving this week into the Crawford projierty. Mrs I'helan, who has been occupying the house since her fathers death there is leaving soon for Seattle to visit a «laughter. • Ixdaine Graham entertained 12 friends and schoolmates Tuesday evening at her home with dancing, games and refreshments. 8 Mrs Earl Allen received word Monday <d the death of a sister at Lowell, Ore. Mrs Allen had liven with her sister earlier in the spring. • Mr and Mrs Alfred Norris and family returned Friday from the San Francisco fair and resumed work at their grocery store Sat- urday. • Jack l*helfer <rf the Talent mar ket ha» inatalled a new »howcase for meat» in his store • Mr Webb of Portland has leas ed the Richfield »tallon recently operated by Rudy Conner at the north end of town where the new and old highway» Intersect • The interior of the pool hall re cently vacated by C. W. Long 1» received a new coat of paint and general cleaning. The building is owned by E«tith Cochran. Charles Simmon» will be in charge of the jxx»i hall July 1. Long now is es tablished on the new highway ad joining Charles Skeeters’ garage • Mr and Mrs Earl Withrow and f Autry visited with rela Mi.unl Shasta Sunday His p Beverly, who han lieen then*, returned with him jnd Mm Lloyd DeMers of Isitcd here Sunday nt the Mr. and Mra. A. C. De- Btcv anal Mna C. M. Guil- ■t<d in Roseburg Sunday. ■ Charles Brady of Duns ■.it.-.i here Sunday with K and friends. ■ photoinutic machine will Hur picture, framed, in 45 ■ for 15 cent». The Grey- Kiviic I 24a-1 Kind Mm. George Andrews I an«! Mr» Merrick Thorn- K|c a trip to Dutchmans Knday. os M dio (J idioU N I. I r JÉ HW1 ■ItnpHon of Eugene visited Kt week-end with frierxia L Grenbenier anal Mm. Ta*d I were among those to at- L tMun biill game in Crescent Knday land Mm Skeet O’Connell, Li Mr» James Meta and Be Carter of Eugene »pent L Fish Ink«- I an«l Mrs I xh * Bums and Lhai d <rf Antfoch, Calif , are g here this week at tho if Mr iind Mr». M T. Burna L and Mr» 8 C Guntet I Dick Petersen of Chihx]Uin Id to her home TUeaday fol ia vialt here at the home of [d Mrs Ed Hookstra [and Mr» Alan Prescott and [er Marcia of Chiloquin via- [ Ashland Tuesday with rela- [nd friends. i and Mrs. Georg» Trimble I at Mount Shasta City Sun- ir photograph taken, devel- n«l framed in th seconds for ti at tin- Qreyhound Tuv- I Mfl i and Mra. M C. IJnlnger I Sun. lay at th«* I in I of Mr. and Mr» Bert It I and Mrs M T Burns made I to Grants Paas Sunday. Rty Herrin is visiting friends Butnulr this week. Ilard Grubb visited friends in brink Sunday. rs R A. Barker and sons I and Bill visited with rela- Wi Lakeview Sunday. |r» H. H. Elhart returned lay from a trip to Portland l »he attended a state board ng of the Parent-Teachers latlon. :’afl R RII TALENT • * Ottoman and wife of Cor- I arrived in Tulent thia week Ute up duties as fire guard [agner Gap. A. Penning, also ¡orvalli», is located on the WJJ tier mountain lookout. he Talent softball players branched out with new ^■len and caps, ■X ■rveral ladies of the Talent ■ge attended an all-day mect- Mot the Home Economics club ■•' home <>f Mr» Stanley Rob- ■ ui Asli Land Tuesday. Bllen May Works of Bishop, ■ > arrived Tuesday morning to ■>! the Hummer with relatives. ■™ Effie Thurston and Mrs ■r O Byrne, who have lx*en ■>ing school near Ager and ■“ng, Calif, are home for the family have moved to Oberlin street in Ashland. • Mt and Mrs Joe Tryon Hpent Sunday In lU>H<bUhg where they met friends for the first time in ".,a“y y«*r» Mr. and Mrs Lem Prink accompanied them. • • larice Haln«-s left Sunday for r.ugcm* to spend a couple of weeks visiting a cousin, Mrs Lloyd Coch ran • rhe Glad-to-Meet-You club held its regular monthly meeting 1 in th«* city hall Thursday night. I he usually large crowd was pres- ent and enjoyed a gcxxi program. Mrs Prentice and her accordian Isind of Mtxlford was an outstand ing program feature. • Mrs. Frank Hart, an elderly lady residing south of Talent, un derwent an appeclcctomy in the Ashland Community hospital Sun day evening. She is the mother of Hill Hart, Talent mayor. • Mr. and Mrs. Grant Walker of Phoenix were shopping In Talent Monday. • Karl Baylor was a visitor in Jacksonville last week, speaking before a Townsend club meeting there. • Mr. and Mr». Roland Parks re turned from a visit to the fair Sunday. • A group of friends and church jxtopie gathered at the home of Mr. and M ih . Frank Holdridge Wednesday afternoon for a mis cellaneous shower for Genevieve Thayer, who was united in mar riage with Clarence Holdidge the following Sunday. Many beautiful and useful presents were received from the more than 50 persona present. Refreshments of home made ice cream and cake were served. Sunday, following regular Sunday school and church serv ices, the couple was united in the presence of the congregation by the Rev. Temple, pastor of the Talent church. Immediately fol lowing the ceremony the couple left for an unnamed wedding trip. will make their home in Tal ent this summer. A Washtub IS NOT USED FOR A BEAUTY BATH i Preserve Your Charm, Save Your Time Stay Within Your Budget By Using Ashland Laundry Service Our Damp Wash Service (That Gets Kid of Washday) Costs You As Little As 48 CENTS A WEEK! You’ll Not Feel the Cost and How You’ll Enjoy the Freedom! SI WATER STREET For the ideal washday, Just call, That a all.’’ ■n Olice Main of Portland 1» ■ng a sister, Mrs. Mary Kelty, ■ week. ■r and Mrs. D. D. Tif sword. ■ nave been »pending some time ■pring Valley, Calif., have re- ■£1 to Talent. ■alent folks who have been ■ng strawberries at IMtsworth ■V Patch have returned and re- ■ a short crop. ■“ke your own photo, already ■'«*'!. 15 cents at the Greyhound K? ■ (24c) ■ nr Talent Ihnochle club held ■"t.v Saturday nigtit at the of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ■’<‘8 Alx.ut 25 members were ■ent. ■ ne Kenistone house is receiv- ■ an application of dark cream FI,S » Fowler of St. Helens, arrived here Saturday to if a”K,,,th with her son Carl ■ family. li' Mrs Wimer Cook and | ¿1 ,.,*’** Stone, relatives who L !£n,f here. spent several K, r'’,l’ lake last week. r* M Pai .I hco I mi of Phoenix and LiJ. Pl of Ashland were B u'V aftprnoon guests of Mr. IR, J". Olen Withrow. 1 oy Parr Jr., principal of Tal- L tn h‘ft laM WP<*k for Ku- I Mr a ton<1 summer school. I ‘ ■ and Mrs. George Connor, [ ^»‘n living in Title T,akc T»in » 1 year, have returned nn,1 Plan to make their b i’.'\,,uri'*:atc purchased a new I Week- kin"1 ,ack I’heifer and son bvln/^1 Wednesday in Jack- Mrfriends o a«. [ Wrs Fred Hodapp and aaWers, Mary and Maxine, SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD PRICES! I* ATT A A WI I v v ^°lden West Per pound.... 25c Bananas, 4 lbs. . Lemons, Ige. Sunkist Oranges, Sunkist, each New Potatoes, u. s. No. i - io it«. Lettuce, 3 heads . Chef Salad Dressing, qt Nucoa, 2lbs. . . Butter, Ashland Creamery, lb. JELL-O—each........................ SUGAR—C&H, 25 pounds - - - SUGAR—C&H, 100 pounds - - OXYDOL—Giant size - - ■ - SNOWDRIFT—3 pounds - - - ■ SALTY FLAKE CRACKERS-2 pounds MATCHES—Carton................... Bacon Swift’s Oriole Pound.............. 19c 19c lc 17c 10c 19c 37c 30c - 5C $1.35 $5.23 56C 52c - 17c 15c 19c JUST ARRIVED—COMPLETE STOCK OF FRUIT JARS! 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