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Friday. Ort. 20, 1039 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 I Ashland Student On Willamette Council i About People You Knott ! by the outbreak of war. They spent some time in Denmark. Nor I Mrs. Bill Gieinis jr. and daugh way, Sweden. England, Ireland. ter Cora May returned to their France ami Italy, where they were home in Quincy. Calif., after when hostilities broke out. They spending three weivks with her then repaired to France and sailed parents. Mr and Mrs. Earl Alien. for Canada, where Mr. Davidson hunted in British Columbia, bag 4 Mrs. C. Smith of Bly spent ging several large game animals. Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs • Mr and Mn P With Coggins, the ninirod spent George Pheifer. visiting with relatives in Prine seven days hunting in southern ville. and eastern Oregon before return •> Buford Childers left Sunday for his mining claim on Wagner • y M i s J ing to California. mountain, where he plans to spend H. Edgar and Miss Stella Hayes . attended a church meeting in • Lee Ashcraft made a business the winter. trip to Grants Pass Monday. Portland this week • Mary Young of Portland visited • Jack Pearson of Merlin, Ore . • Mrs. Haw and son Kenneth re here for several days this week visited here last week-end with turned Saturday from a success ful hunting trip. at the home of Miss Ada Hartley. relatives. • Mrs. Bernie Young is visiting • Mi's. B. B. Balis visited in Med- 9 Bert Nichols of the US navy in San Francisco this week. ford Monday with her daughter. is spending a shore leave with his • Mr. and Mrs Ben Anderson and Mrs. Lyle Anderson. parents this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joye Swartslev made a business • W. G. Sander made a trip to Grants Pass Sunday. • The Camp Fire girl.*« held an- • Mr and Mrs. M T. Burns vis trip to Yreka Tuesday. other dance in the city hall Sat- • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cummings urday night with the Meadow ited in Dunsmuir Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson of and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Howell ol Mountain Hillbillies playing. Beverley Hills, Calif., left for their Klamath Falls visited here last home Wednesday evening after week-end at the home of Mr. and • O. Manning has moved his hardware store into his new loca visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Coggins for a week. The David • Mis Loren Messenger returned tion in the old Talent bank build sons started a world tour last Monday from Idaho where she has ing. June, intending to climax the trip been visiting with relatives. with a hunting expedition into • Mrs Betty Rosenbaum left re • Ruth Keniston left Sunday eve east Africa, which was thwarted cently for Nevada following a visit ning for Ager. Calif., to attend school. here at the home of her parents. • Wallace Glover of Portland Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carter. was a guest of his aunt. Mrs. Joe • Mi-s. James F. Meikle left last Tryon. Sunday. week-end for Altadena. Calif., fol • M. W. Maxwell is reroofing his lowing a month visit here with house on Wagner avenue, where friends. they recently moved from Keene • Mrs. Ted Schopf and daughter creek. Judy of Chiloquin are visiting here • The P-TA held a regular meet this week at the home of Mrs. Ida ing Wednesday afternoon, instead Crandall. of Friday, because of the teachers' Q Karl Nims made a business trip institute being held in Ashland on to Portland early this week. that date. Plans were made for • J. E. Hoxie returned recently the coming year. Better hurry if you to his home here from the north- • Mr. Lamb and Mrs Roy Estes em part of the state where he has made a business trip to Grants want to see the most been employed for the last several Pass last Friday. • Mr. and Mrs. L Pratt of Los months. beautiful World's Fail • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hardy re- Angeles were overnight guests at turned last week-end from Eu- the home of Mr. and Mrs. John in history! gene where they have been at- Webster Friday. They were form erly neighbors in Kansas. tending University of Oregon. • Charles Petri returned Sunday • Mr. and Mrs H. Zanhow and who had been living in from a visit in Portland and Van- family, the Foster house, moved to Med couver. Wash. ford Monday. • Mrs. Mabel Fuller left last • The Glad-to-Meet-You club held in Jack- week-end for her home a regular monthly meeting Thurs sonville. Fla., following a visit day evening in the city hall with here at the home of her mother. many enjoying a pot-luck supper TH!S TIME Mrs. R. J. Shaw. and an interesting program. A C Kenneth Schilling of Butte Falls number of out-of-town guests TRY THE TRAIN visited here last week-end at the were present. TO SAN FRANCISCO! home of his mother. Mrs. Etta • Mrs Clarence Homes and Schilling. daughter Clarice of Ashland were • Helen Grenbemer and Darrel calling in Talent Monday evening The San Francisco World's Fair Leavens visited with friends in • Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tame spent has officially announced that it the week-end at their ranch on Chiloquin Sunday. will close October 29 instead • Mr. and Mrs Frank Eberhart Dead Indian. of December 2. So if you want of Eugene visited here for sev • Mrs Rosetta Merrick of Glen eral days this week at the home dale. Calif., is a guest of her sis to see it, you’d better hurry .' ter. Mrs. Breese of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Eberhart. This time, try the train. Re • Pearl Foster is home after • Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barker spending the summer in Coquille. lax and rest while the engineer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagner • Clifford Hendricks and family, does the driving. Low round of Pendleton visited here last who have lived for the last year week-end at the home of Mr. and in the Simmons auto camp, moved trip excursion fares. Mrs. Paul Finnell. to Medford last week • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson of • George Pheifer and Mr Weaver Klamath Falls visited here Sunday spent the week-end on a hunting at the home of Mrs. Katherine trip. See local S P. agent or write J. A. ORMANDY, Gen Pass Agent. 622 Gillette. • Donald Walden left Wednesday Pacific Building, Portland, Oregon for his home in Kansas. He had • Subscribe for The Miner today. been employed at the Norris gro cery for the last year. • Wednesday evening Mrs Lath rop gave a talk on "Rural Life in England” and showed pictures of her recent trip there. She was sent to England from Oregon as a delegate of Rural Homes of Amer ica. • The Talent Study club met at the home of Mrs. D. R Smith Friday afternoon in its first ses sion of the season. Successful fam ily living occupied discussions • Mr. and Mrs Fred Hodapp and two daughters of Central Point were calling on friends in Talent Sunday evening. • Timmy Burnett, former Talent boy now living in Sacramento, is enjoying a vacation here with relatives and friends. • Mr. i and Mrs. Wamey Eipe of Adana, Kan., are remaining in the Negles i camp ground. • Mr and Mrs. C. C. Collins of Aspen Lake were callers here Sunday. • Miss Mabel Newlun of Klamath Falls is a guest of her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newlun. • Ben Clark is adding a new wing to his house, • Bill Oatman of Medford was a Talent visitor Sunday, calling on old friends and former neighbors. • Mrs. Harriett Bates and daugh ter, Mrs. Clarence Hunter, spent Wednesday in Medford visiting relatives and shopping. • Mrs. Bertha Hungate and moth er, Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer, moved to their new home which recently was vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Clare Waugh. • Mis .1 II Monday from San Francisco where she has been visiting the fair. • Ml : M - I and Mrs. C. E. Roberson returned last week-end from a visit to the fair in San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO WORLD'S FAIR CLOSES OCT. 29! Southern Pacific Herbert Davis. Willamette uni versity student from Ashland and an alumnus of Ashland high school, was tn attendance lust week at a meeting of the student executive council. Several ap pointments were made to various student body offices and also a« v- eral budget reports were ap- Davis also bus been active many othev extra-curricular tivitiea during the last year Willamette univeislt.v, with an enrollment exceeding MM), is the oldest univeratty west of the M lg slssippi and is situated in the fot tile Willamette valley at Sale n In 1942 the school will celebri ti Its liXMli iiimiveisary. • Willmd Colbnii, h of Spi Ing- field. Mo, Visited here Sunday al the home of Mi and Mis <i<oi .<* leetihowcr A Cote Would Be Glad- Yes, Molly Moo Cow would be mightily pleased to know that het- contribution to man’s health is pro tected th ough the safeguard of electric refrigera tion. During fall months, too, when colds, coughs and ills are more prevalent, an ever-abundant supply of fresh, wholesome milk and >ther dairy products is important. Your electric refrigerator serves you the entire year ’round, at little cost and no inconvenience. 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