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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1939)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 I About People You Know! ] Prevention • John Edwards of Redding vis- | ited l.ere last week-end at the . v.. e o: Mrs. Frank Dickey. • By national proclamation 3 Edward McGinnis of Bly spent the week October 8-14 ha» the week-end here visiting with been desi gnat ed Fire Preven frienos. tion IFeek. This community, • C M Utwiller made a business trip to Albany Monday. and all others, has been urged • Marilyn Christlieb left recently to co-operate in reducing fire ter Eugene where she will enter hazards. Even though haz I ol O for a course in physical ards have been checked, fires education. still break out. Here are a • Mr.- Walter Durgan returned t<> hei home in Corvallis Sunday few common fires and meth following a visit here at the home ods of fighting them. of her jarents, Mr. and Mrs Louis Dodge • Loren Close of Copco, Calif , was an Ashland business visitor Monday • Oswald Movious left for his home in Portland following a visit here with his mother. Mrs. G. E. M. viuua. • Mis. Glenn Prescott left re cently fot a visit with relatives in Fort Bragg. Calif. • Cal McClelland made a hunting trip to Klamath county Sunday. • Joe Sander of Mount Shasta visited lure with friends Monday. • Mrs. R M. Shepherd returned Monday from a six weeks visit in San Leandro. Calif • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wright re turned recently from Weed to make their home in Ashland. • Mrs Bill Ford of Dunsmuir visited here last week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M T Burns. • Walter Parson of Greenville. prolific Calif., visited here for several source ot tires—particularly when days this week at the home of heating grease-tilled frying pans. A Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones. • Mark True returned Monday close-fitting lid. clamped over the pan. will speedily smother Hames, from a trip to San Francisco. • H. G. Wolcott and George cutting off necessary oxygen • Shaffer went hunting in northern California Sunday, Shaffer lays claim to ' bringing home a mule-tail buck. 9 Don Walker recently left for Eugene where he will attend U of O. • Miss Edna WilUtts of Portland last week-end with visited here 1 friends i and attended anniversary services at the Methodist church. • Frances Schilling of Sams Val ley spent last week-end here at the home of her mother, Mrs Etta Schilling. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward of Alameda. Calif., spent last week end here with friends and rela- , lives. • Ted Guetzlaff and Ed Guetz- iaff are hunting in eastern Ore gon. • Manley Leggett returned from a visit in Watsonville, Calif., Tues day. • Mr. and Mrs E A. Edsall of Sparks. Nev., are the parents of An accumulation of rubbish near a son. bom recently in the Com munity hospital. the furnace is always dangerous • Mr and Mrs. Clark Thomas Ashes, falling from the shovel, «-an hunted on the Greensprings Tues- easily ignite any debris. A pail of dav. sand or water near the furna< e is • Bill Hampton of Klamath Falla a necessary precaution. was a business visitor Tuesday, • Mr. and Mrs. Othel Lee attend- ed the wrestling matches In Med- ford Monday. • Ruth Craft of Klamath Falls visited here last week-end with friends. N B W M • Mr. and Mrs Charles Spindler left recently for the middlewest for a visit with relatives and friends. w Mr and Mrs. Art Cooper of Weyethauscr camp visited in Asli- land over the week-end. • \ . \ < V. J-'alia spent last week-end here at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs A O. McGee • Mr and Mrs Ernest C.h>j>er ot Seaside are visiting here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Baugh- man. • fi< iand Scheidereiter visited with friends in Klamath Falls '.ast week-end. • Mr and Mrs. W. A Snider made a trip to Grants Pass Sun- day • Joyce Powers visited with her parents in Montague. Calif.. Sun day. • Don* Provost and Jean Eber hart made a fishing trip to Rogue river Sunday. • Elds Lininger. Chet Roberts and Raymond Lininger made a hurting trip to the Lakeview area last week-end. • Jaaiee Phillips of Yreka was a business visitor in Ashland Mon day WHEEL ALIGNING Periodic inspection of the w heels is necessary to keep them in true running po sition. Perfectly aligned wheels prevent shimmy and excessive tire wear. Better check YOVR car at once! WHEELS ALIGNED ON OUR MACHINE! There’s no guessw ork about your wheels when we check them. We use the finest precision machine to obtain the correct alignment—our Weaver Safety Lane. Drive in today and have it done! Clyde Caton’s JUNCTION GARAGE Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana PHONE 5311 ONE-CENT SALE Now On at East Side Pharmacy! Just A Few of the Specials: Rub Alcohol, pints..................2 for 26c Aspirin Tablets, 100s............ 2 for 26c 10c Filler Paper, 2 or 3 hole.. 2 for 11c Perfume, 2 dram bottle........ 2 for 26c Eaton’s Pound Paper .......... 2 for 76c Eaton’s Envelopes to match .2 for 26c Halibut Liver Oil Caps, 50s, 2 boxes 76c Cod Liver Oil, pint size 2 for $1.01 Hot Water Bottle, 2 qts. .2 for 86c EAST SIDE PHARMACY Bargains In Better V ision! Have you noticed how early darkness comes these fall evenings? And how the de- niand in your house for the well lighted spots has in- ci eased ? Proper lighting, available through easily- placed, efficient and inex- pensive lamps, is a real in vestment in eye comfort and better vision! For study, for reading, or just comfortable relaxation, nothing can equal good light properly adjusted to your home. Your favorite dealer now has a large selec tion of low-cost lamps adapt able to every need! > ) ) ) ) ELECTRICITY ) COSTS VOI LESS IN ASHLAND! * ★ ★ Ashland Light Department “Your SERVICE Department Talent and Ashland with friends and relatives. • Mrs Bertha Hungate and mother. Mrs Elizabeth l’aimer, were business callers In Ashland Wednesday. • George Zickafoose has pur chased the property of E Schwed- 1er a mile north of Talent and will make hla home there soon The Schwedler* have moved to Seattle. • Tiie Talent Grange held a well attended dance here Saturday night • <> E Manning has |>un-h.is<-<l the old Talent bank building and is making extensive repairs pre paratory to moving his hardware store to that location. • David Baylor underwent a ton- sillectomy In the Ashland Com- munity hospital Saturday. • Ray Kei<l and family moved from the Kramer property south of town to Mrs Dickey's house In Talent opposite UM < lty hall Sat urday. • Elmer Cook it r i spent Tuesday Hfterncxin fishing at Emigrant Creek dam. • Robert Blackwell of Ashland was a Talent visitor Tuesday. O Spencer Hackler was culled to the bedside of his sister, Mrs Josephine Phillipa at Millville, Calif., Saturday She died Sept 27 Mr« Elsie Sadler of Chicago his returned to her home after «pending several weeks with a • A. E. Stevens of F’hoenix was Millions ot dollars go up tn smoke slater, Mrs Frank Vedder, anil a business caller In Talent Tues- each year as the result of unconfined family. day. tires. An Incinerator such as this • Karl Fowler and family have • Miss Frances Fitzgerald at- will insure safety in burning rubbish purchased a small acreage near tended the Jackson county pri and garbage. An adequate supply Grunts Pius where they have taken up resilience. mary teachers' council in Medford of water should be at hand. © James Purdue and family moved Saturday, acting as chairman. ito the Montgomery place one • The Talent football squad play mile south of the old Pacific high ed Gold Hill Friday afternoon at way recently. Talent, winning 12 to 6. O Sirs. Bill Gleims Jr underwent • Mrs. Al Brune of San Francisco ’ major operation in the Ashland was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Community hospital Wednesday Tame Friday afternoon. Mrs. “T Mrs. Linchen and daughter Brune was Ruth Ashcraft previous Rose of Provolt called on Mrs to her marriage. Lyle Tame Monday. • Vic Vaughn of Trail is visiting • Mr. and Mrs. Crate MeElfrish ' his sister, Mrs. M. E. Knighton. He has sold his ranch near Trail and is looking for a location in this valley. • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eastland, Bud Eastland of Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Art Eastland left Tal ent Saturday morning for Klam ath county to harvest potatoes. • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill of Lead Indian spent Friday in Talent transacting business • Bill Hubbard of Coquille stop a majority ot cases on ped in Talent Saturday while en most elementary facilities arc avail- route to Klamath Falls. • Mr. and Mrs Charles Estes re able for fighting automobile lires, turned to their home in Crescent licre a driver has filled his hand- City after a two weeks visit in kerchief with dirt and Is pouring it ■ moved to (antri In, week • Mrs Inez Sowell, her non and mother moved to the Talent camp ground Iasi week Mrs Sowell Is employed nt Long'a beverage «hop • Roy Ests made a tup to Grants Puss Sunday morning on business • 'rile Revet end Frcldenburg left Friday for a visit in aoutbam California • i ■ Mi and Andrew McMnhiui is receiving n new coat of paint. • The city council met Tuesday evening mid. among other thing«, authorized purchase of a new fire dcjuittinent siren • i le< ausc ot i <■' ent rain the logging operations of Charles Skeeters haw been tem|x>rariiy suspended • Mrs Nellie Home of eastern Oregon 1« a guest of her daughter, Mrs Blanche Hungnte. WASHINGTON. D C (Spe cial) Hundreds of Oregon resi dents have been writing to the census bureau here for jobs as enumerators The bureau an nounces that the enumerators will not be appointed from Washington but will lie selected after a mild test by the supervisors of the various districts Tentatively, there will be six census districts in Oregon and an army of doorbell ringers will be engaged. Enumer ators will have about two weeks work Under the present program the members of congress irepubli cans ) will have nothing to say about the ap|x>intments a • Subscribe for The Miner tixlay The Way to Stay on Top on a motor blaze. Dirt, always avail able will effectively smother fires KESZ WE REPAIR * tv I ★ ★ ★ WE MAKE ELECTRIC-WELDED STORAGE TANKS FOR EVERY USE! ★ ★ ★ We repoint plow shares, sharpen ’em, make any kind of re pairs needed on farm equipment. Our black smith specialist, Ira Reeder, knows the farmer’s problemsand how to solve them! 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