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cently returned from Cinnabar |
Springs, where they have been
vacationing.
• Mr and Mrs. A. L Coggins
and daughter Alice made a trip j
to Eugene early this week, where
Miss Coggins will attend the Uni- ,
versity of Oregon.
• Bud Etzwiler of Tillamook ar- j
nved recently to attend SOCE
• Mr and Mrs Wesley Hoxie and
son Phillip ot Copco. Caln . visited
here last week end at the home of
Mr and Mrs W M Herbert.
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• Clara Pederson returned last
week-end from a trip to San Fran- I
cisco.
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• Dr. Genevieve Swedenburg and 11
Mrs Olive Swedenburg returned I
Tuesday from laike o' the Woods I
where they have Iteen vacationing i I
• Arthur Simmons underwent an I
appendectomy in the Community j I
hospital recently.
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• Lloyd Selby made a business I
trip to Iklkeview Tuesday
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• J O. Naylor returned recently I
from an extended visit in Holly- 11
wood and Pacific Grove, Calif.
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• Mrs H P Plummer left Tues- I
day for her home in Los Angeles I
following a visit here with rela- I
tives
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• Mr and Mrs George Cunning I
of Baker visited here Tuesday at |
the home of Mr. and Mrs Earl
Jones.
• Mr and Mrs W M Barber re
turned Tuesday from ft vacation
trip to the Oregon coast.
• John Murphy recently left for
Eugene where he will attend the
Schuerman’s
University of Oregon.,
• Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Wolcott of
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Tucson, Ariz.. visited here early
in the week with Mr and Mrs. H.
G. Wolcott and other relatives.
“NEIGHBORHOOD
• Mrs Max Roberson left recently
.STOKE" in the
for Klamath Falls to join her hus
heart of the downtown
band who is employed there.
• Jean Neil, who teaches in Chil
busiiiens district, your
oquin, visited here last week-end
with her grandparents, Mr. and
be*t source of supply.
Mrs. George Loosely.
We
feature
frewh
• Lucie Landen of SOCE faculty
returned last week-end from a va
stocks of groceries,
cation trip to Mexico.
fruits and vegetable*
• Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nhunger
returned Monday from a visit to
together with frimdh.
Brookings
iternoiiul service.
• Mrs Dan Kay and daughter
Barbara are vacationing in Port
land this week.
• Viola Mayberry of Oakland is
visiting here this week at the
home of her parents, Mr and Mrs
r ranco-American Spaghetti 2 cans
H. H. Mayberry.
• Norma Ebnother of Trail spent
INT.irin sunny days and
Fruit Jar Rings 3 dozen .................
last week-end here with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ebnother.
clear nights are an autumn
Glass Fruit Jar Lids, Rubbers Included dozen
• Betty Horne, who is teaching
tradition by the Golden
in Chiloquin this year, visited last
Saracen Peas, 303 size—3 cans............................
week-end with her parents, Mr.
Gate. Better plan to make
and Mrs. C. E. Horne.
vour World’s Fair trip now,
Ritz Crackers—large package............................
• Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Patterson
of Jacksonville visited with friends
during the balmy Indian
Junket Quick Fudge, for Candy or Icing - package 15c
here last week-end.
Summer season.
• Mr. and Mrs. Duke Lorton of
Kingan’s Corned Beef Hash—2 for
......... 29c
Klamath Falls visited here Sunday
at the home of Mrs. F. J. Ahl-
GO BY TRAIN
Sweet Potatoes—6 pounds ........................................ 25c
strom.
• Miss Voda Brower visited in • Mr and Mrs Bert Colpitt and
Fares are Low!
i5c
Boraxo, for the Hands—per can .......................
Albany for several days this week. four children of Prineville arrived
Hop aboard a Southern
• Dorothy Chappell returned Sun in Talent recently to make their
P & (« Laundry Soap—large bars, 4 for ...........
19c
day from a trip to San Francisco home here during the winter with
Pacific train, and relax while
Mrs Haw The children are at
and the fair.
Borene Soap Powder—large size .......................
29c
• Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Grubb and tending school. Mr. Colpitt is a
the engineer drives you safe
sons Milo and John visited in brother of Mrs. Haw.
• Charlie Morris of Ashland called
Braided Cotton Clothesline—50 feet.................
15c
ly and swiftly to San Fran
Hornbrook Sunday
on Mr. and Mrs. Will Rush Friday.
•
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S
H.
Short
made
cisco. Ask your S. P. Agent
• Mr. and Mrs. Norman Foster
Spring Clothes Pins, Cello Package 18s- 3 for
25c
a trip to Klamath Falls Sunday.
about the low fares now in
• Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Caldwell and two daughters from Seattle,
of Monmouth visited here last who spent the summer with Mr.
effect.
and Mrs. Elmer Cook and Mrs.
week-end with friends.
• Walt Sether of Central Point Kate Edgar, have returned to their
For Dependable Delivery Service Call
home.
visited in Ashland Monday.
• The Glad-to-Meet-You club held
•
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Travis
are
See local S.P agent or write J. A.
visiting the fair in San Francisco a regular monthly meeting in the
ORMANDY Gea Paas Agent. «22
city hall Thursday evening but.
Pacific Building. Portland. Oregon
this week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeWitt re- because of busy fruit season, at
tendance was not as large as usual.
Mr and Mrs S H Short of Ash
land furnished an enjoyable eve
ning to members with their color
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ed motion pictures.
• Mrs. A Furer underwent a
major operation in the Ashland months, left Sunday for Trail, inquire into the adequacy of exist
Ington cranberry production Fore
Community hospital Monday.
ing school buildings, preparing cast for Oregon bogs is 7000 bar
• County Commissioners Ralph where he has employment.
Billings and Arthur Perry were • David Baylor, local school boy, maps showing the location of rels and Washington 17.000 bar
buildings and what im-
in Talent Wednesday looking over has been home from classes the school
rels. a decrease of 700 barrels for
last several days because of ill provements are necessary.
county properties.
the two states under last year.
ness.
• Mr. and Mrs Marian Moore of
OREGON
CRANBERRY
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Prineville are holding evangelistic • Miss Llllla Roberts Medford
IN DOWN IN PRODUCTION
sendees in the Baptist church this Red Cross director, was a Talent
caller Wednesday
week.
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• Mr and Mrs. J Curry of Texas • Several members of the Meth
cial)
Regardle«a of the shift in
odist
church
attended
holy
pilgri
have purchased the home of Mrs.
mage revival meetings in Medford the date of Thanksgiving, and the
Bertha Hungate.
experiments of the government to
• The Talent Townsend club will Sunday afternoon and evening.
hold an auction sale in the city • Harvey Walters reports the develop a turkey of 10 pounds
Estimate* Cheerfully
hall during its next meeting. Sept sale of his entire crop of fine fil- which has more white meat than
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berts to I. R. Frideger grocery the general run of birds, the eran
berry sauce of the Pacific north
• Mrs. John Webster and Mrs. company in Ashland
Bob Logan were transacting busi • Charles Roberson of Ashland west will come from the bogs of
STEVENS
ness in Ashland Friday afternoon. was transacting business in Tal- Oregon and Washington
Department of agriculture an
• Miss Dorothy Huson, who is ent Wednesday
PAINTSHOP
nounces that the cranberry crop
employed In San Francisco, is
of Oregon will be slightly smaller
(ASHI.AND
LUMBER CO.)
spending a few days with her
TO SURVEY SCHOOLS
this year than in 1938 Similar an
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mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Huson and
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D
C.
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nouncement is made for the Wash
family.
cial)—Sponsored by the state sup
• Aunt Sue Clayton celebrated erintendent of public instruction,
her 88th birthday anniversary President Roosevelt has approved
Thursday. Friends called on her as eligible for a WPA project a
throughout the day and many survey of all public school build
greetings were received via radio. ings in Oregon. Allotment la estl-
• Mr. and Mrs Vic Mason and
family called on Mr and Mrs. mated at $45,444 The survey will
Clarence Homes in Ashland Sun-
day evening.
• Bob Wagner of Valley View
was a Talent caller Tuesday after
noon.
• An estimated enrollment of 272
pupils has been reached in the
Talent schools.
• Milton Gard of Burns is em
ployed by the Talent meat market.
• Mr. and Mrs. Karl Baylor and
family moved into the Jacobs
house on Second street late last
First Church of Christ, Scientist
week.
• Mr. and Mrs F. Wedge and
daughter, Mrs. Mary Marsh of
Ashland, Oregon
Los Angeles who has been their
guest for the last month, returned
Announce* A
Thursday from a trip to Marsh
field and other coastal cities.
• Mr. and Mrs. Headrick Baugh
man have taken an apartment of
Edith Cochran's for the winter.
GET YOUR ROOF
Mr Baughman is a teacher here.
Entitled
• Mr. and Mrs. H. Ditsworth of
IN SHAPE FOR
Prospect are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Ditsworth’s parents, Mr.
THE RAINS!
and Mrs. Lyle Bryner, on Wagner
creek.
• Antoni Klimex is confined to
his home by injuries suffered Sun
day in a bicycle accident.
What you need for a new
• Harry Halloway of Portland,
By
roof or to repair an old
who has been logging for Charlie
one we have.
Skeeters for the last several
• P. J. Mallatt was called to the
east recently by the serious U1
of a relative.
• Jewell Lowe of Australia is
visiting here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. M. Lowe
SAN FRANCISCO’S
BEST CLIMATE
IS RIGHT NOW!
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Friday, Sept. 22, 1939
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PAINTING
TINTING
LOVELY
WEATHER
NOW
BUT LATER?
Free Lecture on Christian Science
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“CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: HOW IT
MEETS THE HUMAN NEED
ELIZABETH McARTHLR THOMSON, C.S.B
of Saint Louis, Missouri
DON’T FORGET
TO SEND THE
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
in
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The Public Is Cordially Invited
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