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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1939)
Friday, Sept. 29, 1939 « • BELLVIEW • « SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 3 i 1 » » * • Mi ami Mrx Floyd ('lark ol Harbor, Ore. visited this week at tile home of Mlxx Lottie lii-xwick, Mix. Chuk's sister. U and Mix F E. Ruxxil vis it) d Wednesday with their son and daughter In-law, Mr and Mrs Frank lletchrl in Klamath F'allx. • I- ild iy aftrinoon a gloup of the Bellview P-TA ladies met In the schoolhouse to can tomatoes to lie used for tile hot lunches to lx* served to pupils this winter Those helping wi-ie Mis R D Reynolds, Mix V E Sill/.. Mix Ring, Mo Theodore Weiiaux, Mrx, G W Byrd, Mix Monroe, Mrs Holllngx worth, Mrs (!. II Modrell, Mrx R L. Brantley, Mix Beers, Mrx Flynn ami Mrx Herman Helm. • Richard Joy und Don Stallman returned Monday from u short hunting trip. • Mi and Mix It D Reynolds and house guests, Mr und Mrs Arthur Peters and family of Sterling, Colo, mad'- a trip to Jacksonville anti Rogue River Sunday • W <> Mai tin made a business trip to M edford Wednesday • Brllvl'-w women who wlxli to apply for a position ax cixrk for the hot lunches to lx- served to Bellview school students are to submit applications at the next meeting of the Bcllvjew P-TA • Dexter Wisxlworth returned this Week from Ijikv o' the Woods, where he has been building cabins • Mi u>d Mrs 'dr. winis are spending a short time vixiting at the home of her parents in Tulare, Calif. • Kenneth Bell, Mrx It K. Bell and Nainmie were In Medford on business Saturday, • Mi and Mrs Wade WlllliX Wide honored Saturday evening at theit home when a group of friends gathered to help them celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs J K. Gow land Miss Marte Walker, Mr. und Mrs izouis Pankey, Mrx Ala Biers of Pine hurst und Mr. and Mrs Wallis. • Leslie Kincaid left Bunday morning for Corvallis where he will resume his studies at OSC • Mi Vai Inion m . Walker and Mrx Henry Stenrud attended a Grange council meeting in Gold Hill Wednesday evening. • Monday, In the Medford court house, Miss Aisle Willis whs unit ed in marriage with Mr Clifford It Battol Following the marriage wax a wedding dinner at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs G W. Willis Those present included the hosts and children Evelyn, Wayne, Melving and Phil ip, .Mi .ii,d Mr.« I.uke \\dills and son, Mr. and Mrs Con Austin. Roy Thompson of Ash bind and the honorees Tile couple plan to make their home in Axhland. • Mr and Mix William D Rice returned Wednesiiay to their home in Santa Cruz, Calif, after s|x-nd- mg two weeks vixiting at the home of Mr. ami Mrx. W. O Mar tin. • M i und .Mi« I.. 'in . < H.n. ■ d Wagner creek spent Sunduy ax guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Walter Brahs and family. • Kenneth B«di who la employed at Tionesta, Calif . ami R E. Hell, who works near Lakeview, were visiting at their home Saturday and Sunday. • Miss Ruby Tuntci returned Sunday from Eagle Point where she spent two weeks vixiting friends • Warren Neibert of Ijikeview vin- ited with friends in Axhland and Bellview Sunday. • Mr and Mrs Arthur Bankworth of Arizona were Sunday guests at the Walter Brahs home. • Miss Bather Wade, .lin k Wil liams and Bill Brahs are attending SOCE. h « The Bellview women held a meeting Friday at the P-TA school, purpose of which wax to appoint the following committee chairmen: Way« ami means, Mrs George; finance. Mrs Byrd; pro gram, Mrs. Walker; membership, I Mrs. Modrell; magazine. Mrx Me- Collurn; publication, Mrs. Bell; hospitality, Mrs. Weitaus • Mr. DeWitt, who underwent an opeiation In liie Community box pltal in Ashland Saturday, lx Im piovlng nicely • Mrx George Stoltz returned Sunday to her home in Crexcent City after spending several days with her daughter, Mix (' II Mo drell. 9 Mi and Mix Raymond Allen of Billings, Mont, who recently pur chased the Charles Hast ranch, will lake possession the laxt of this week. They plan to make im provement« to the buildings. • Al the Grange meeting Tuesday evening it wax announced that booster night lx planned for the neut future I « finite announce ment will be made later • Mi and Mrs Tammany of Ash land have moved onto the D H Badger place. • Mix Dexter Wood worth and Mix Homer Moore exhibited flow ers at the recent flower show in Medford. • Misses Wanda Reynolds and Izils Welch, Irvin R ohm rind Mel- vln Conley returned Sunday from a hunting trip with two deer. • Mi and Mis J Earnest Rogeir- left laat week for Bremerton. Wash . and Portland, where they will visit Indefinitely. • Earl Hamilton returned Monday from a short business trip to Klamath Falls. • Mrx Mallnda King of Axhland visit's! Friday at the home of Mrs I> F. Korth • TALENT • • The Talent l«adi<-x Aid met Thurxday afternoon at the home of Mr«. Mary Higgins Cornfort knotting rxx'upied the session. • Mrx Wayne Cowdrey, Mrs FLIizabeth Beckett and Mr. and Mrx. R F* Park« «pent Wednes day at the home of Mr. and Mr«. A Carroll near Proapect. • Mi am! Mrx Charles Estes of Crescent City are spending a cou ple of weeks tn the valley vixiling friends In Axhland and Talent. • Miss Helm Hewitt of Phoenix spent Monday visiting Mrx. Meda F'ox. • Mr and Mrx N. W. Maxwell and family, who have been living on Keene creek for the laxt year, moved to Talent this week, occu pying the Dunn property • Hazel Walker of Phoenix via- ited in Talent Friday. • Mr and Mrx Charles Extex of Crescent City were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrx Joe Tryon Saturday. • Mi .111 I Mrs B B Clark «pent part of laat week at the home of their daughter, Mrx Glen Brown and family. Mr. anil Mrx. Brown enjoyed a hunting trip in the Bly country and vixlted relative« there • Mi ■ Norval Stockstill and lira Jim Scott were «hopping in Med ford Monday. • Talent Grange met Thurxday evening to make plan« for booster night which win I m told Bapt A covered dish luncheon will be served Granger« and friend«. • Th.- home economics commit tee will meet at the home of Mrx T .1 Hell in tile Villi« V \ l< Thurxday, Oct. 3, to discuss plana for the annual Grange dinner. • Mix Hill Regan ami small returned Thurxday from the Com munity hospital in Axhland. • lira Clarence Huntm and two ■ a of tin- Phoenix area called Tuesday afternoon on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bates • Mr and Mrs A L Daugherty and family have moved from the Purvis ranch to one on the ciatei Izake highway. • Tli<' family of Ralph Graham, who have been living m the i head Indian country, have returned to Ti’. nt to enable their < hUdren to attend school. • Members of the Methodist Epis copal church have accepted an in vitation to attend service« in Ash land Sunday. < tet 1 • .Mix« Velma Newlund. who has been employed in Medford for the last two months, is spending a few days with her parents here. • Mrs Morrow of Wagner creek called on friends in Talent Tuea- day. • Mr. and Mrs McClede. Mr and Mrs. Curtis and family and Mr. •ind Mrx Dixon of Oklahoma, who have been employed in the fruit this season, left Monday for Klam nth country when' they will bur- vest potatoes. • Mrs. Hazel Carver has been employer! at the Dandy lunch In Ashland. She formerly wart cm ployed at Father's lunch in Talent • Mr and Mrx Bob Dogan Jour neyed to Prospect Sunday to visit with their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrx. Harold Sloper. • M i and Mrs Cr«t< M< Eli I ' » I who are employed at Gazelle, Calif., «|x-nt the week-end at their -♦ Talent home. • The Reverend Culbertson oc cupied the Talent Methodist Epis copal pulpit Sunday in the absence of the Rev. Temple, who filled an L ■ engagement in Phoenix Sunday ■ morning. • Mrx Harry Hamilton and Mrs Itorrlx Stelle were Medford shop ■ pers Monday afternoon. • Rilling Schucrman of Axhland wax a Talent caller Friday eve '/ * r ning. • Mr. and Mrx. Andy Carroll and son Crit of the Ditxworth ranch near Prospect called on friends in Talent Sunday afternoon. Mr. Car roll wax enroute to the veteran«' hospital in Roseburg, where he will t receive medical treatment. • Clyde Purvis, who is employed ? in Klamath county at logging, spent the week-end in Talent. • W A Marshal and family, who «¡rent the summer at the Simmons auto camp, left last week for Sau- ger, Calif • Mr am! Mrx Joe Spitzer spent laxt week in Crescent City visiting and deep sea fishing • W A Ernbree left this week for Merrill where he will accept employment Vaughn Stone of .Medford wax in Talent Monday evening calling on friend«. • .lamer' Enberg «pent Saturday Axhland helping Clarence in _ Homes with his filling station. • Ijil • 111 I * c * I DIAL 7021—FOLK DELIVERIES DAILY Bacon Swift’s Sugar Cured HORSE SHOW and RODEO LEMONS—dozen 15c ORANGES—dozen 10c LETTUCE—head 5c SWEET POTATOES-5 lbs. 19c WATERMELON—pound ROYAL CLUB FINE FOODS Whole Kernel CORN 13C Dainty Dimple PEAS 15C 1C PEACHES Chef Special— SALAD DRESSING—quart - 19c 63c No. 2»/t Tin 17c HOMINY No. 2% Tin Spuds, 50 46c PORTLAND. OREGON 11c COFFEE October 7 to I 4 19 Shows in Ont I p. Kl««aa aerai under on« root Eahibit* ci put« bred Livestock, Doqt Poultry, P«t Stock. Wild LI« Maa ufacturad and Land Product a, 4-H Club and SmilhHuglin Vocational Education Work, «lao th« Hora« Show, Indoor Rodeo largt Premium Luts FORES- Life - Auto - Fire INSURANCE Monument« and Marker« of Bronte and Granite At Prices You Can Afford Big Candy Stick Free! Snow Drop— FLOUR—49’s $1.29 JELL-O 5C (all Of I ice 113. Rex. 218-R Evening Appointments ''DEPENDABLE SERVICE" r CORN FLAKES—3 for ♦ 1-CENT SALE ALL NEXT WEEK AT THE EAST SIDE PHARMACY This Is Your Big Opportunity to Save—Watch for Sales Sheet to Be Left at Your Door Soon! Meco 17c I LIFEBUOY SOAP— 3 for 17c Meco PEAS PEET’S POWDER Meco Honey, 5 s - 39c| $25.00 REWARD will lx* | mi id for any corn Great Christopher Com and Callous Remedy cannot remove! EAST SIDE PHARMACY 26c Kellogg’s— M. T. BURNS Next Iloor to Post Office OUR WALGREEN 0 21c SYRUP—5-lb. tin with ii SATURDAY AM) MONDAY FOOD PRICES! EAST SIDE CATSUP ioc MEAT MARKETS - plaza Phone 8281 Announcing ♦ 1751 I Ui 7 n I Cane and Maple— I 5 a u FREE DELIVERY! Phone 4771 We feature for this week the 4-H Club Prize Steer Beef and Pork raisd by Poyer Twins, Bob Dunn, Norman Smith and Dale Seymour—at our regular LOW PRICES! 4-H CLUB PRIZE BEEF 4-H CLUB PRIZE PORK Roasts 12%c-17%c Chops Steak Loin Steaks 25c Leg Shoulder We Feature Spare Ribs Special Steaks Side Pork pounds 15c Sausage Round Steaks 25c 27c 19c 221/2C 17y2c 17y2c 20c 15c WIENERS pound 20c BOLOGNA pound 20c Bacon Lunch Meat Dressed Chickens Spring Lamb Ham
