■1
»
' J
'
4
V
f
Friday, Jan. 19. 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 2
»
r
I About People You Know/ ]
r
• Miss Nellie Dickey is in Los • Mr and Mrs Dave Kerr vis
Angeles for several days on a ited with friends in Yreka Mon • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stenrud,
combined business and pleasure day.
Miss Marie Walker and Mis Ella
• Mis Mack Robertson of Siski- True were visiting Sunday eve-
trip.
• Mrs. Lawrence Messall of Klam I you shopped in Ashland Monday. ning at the Archie Kincaid home
ath Falls visited here Monday at • Charles Mitchell of Klamath • Membeis of the Young Grung-
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Falls visited here last week-end ers' association >f Jackson county
Morris Woodson.
with his family.
met Monday evening at the Bell
• Mrs. G. S. Butler, who has been • Joe Taylor of Bly visited in view Grange hall to practice for a
a patient in the Community hos Ashland at the home of his sis pantomime to be presented lat«*
pital for several weeks, returned ter. Mrs. Cloma Burton, last week this month.
to her home Tuesday
end.
it Clarence Byrd and Mr. and
• W A. Snider made a business • Mr and Mrs. Charles Burns of Mrs. Daniel Farmer were tran
trip to Grants Pass Tuesday.
Klamath Falls visited here Sun sacting business in Dorris Monday
• Mrs. Lorraine Hale underwent day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. • Mrs. R. D. Reynolds. Mrs J. L.
McCollum and Mrs. Willis Byrd
an operation in the Community M T. Burns.
hospital Tuesday.
• Mr and Mrs George Andrews attended a convention of the coun
• Dr. C. A. Haines and Hal Emery returned recently from a visit of ty P-TA held in Eagle Point Wed-
made a trip to Roseburg Tuesday. several weeks in Santa Cruz and nesday.
• Archie Roberts of Siskiyou was Sacramento.
• Mrs Mark True attended a
a business visitor Tuesday.
• Mr. and Mrs. John Broady have meeting of the Martha Gillette
• Louis Jenkins of Medford was b«*en visiting with relatives in guild in the Ashland Presbyterian
a business caller in Ashland early Salem for several days.
church Friday evening.
this week.
• Mrs. Elmer Byrd, who is ill at
•
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Grigsby
of
• Eddie Randles of Medford at
her home, is improving.
Yreka
visited
here
Monday
with
tended the Ashland Radio club
friends.
• Mr. and Mrs. John Drager of
meeting Tuesday evening.
• Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jordan and • Marvin Messer of Weed visited near Keno were overnight guests
John Hughs left Tuesday on a here last week-end at the home of Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. D. F. Korth.
fishing excursion to the Blinois his mother, Mrs. Anna Messer.
• Mrs. Tim R. >< . Sanford lo s< • Mrs. Beth Hamaker and Mrs.
river.
• Mrs L. J. Walton of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacK uf Archie Kincaid were in Medford
visited here Tuesday at the home Klamath Falls visited here Sunday transacting business Tuesday
• Kenneth Bell returned Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gillinore with Mrs Don Whitney
• Walter Leverette returned from • Mrs. Don Whitney, who has to Klamath Falls where he is *nv
a short business trip to Portland been ill in the Community hos ployed.
pital. for a week, returned to her • Clarence Welton of Cölestin
Tuesday
spent Monday visiting at the home
• Dom Provost and Bill Van Vleet home Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McLean of of Mr. and Mis. R. E Bell and
fished on Rogue river Tuesday.
• Mrs. Henry Enders returned Klamath Falls visited here last family.
Tuesday from a visit in San Fran week-end and at the home of Mr. • W O. Martin and D. F Kurth
and Mrs. J. H. Harker.
were in Medford Monday on busi
cisco.
• Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tayler and • Don Callahan of Chiloquin vis ness.
Mrs. Belle Schwein made a trip to ited in Ashland last week-end at • Denver Kincaid of Ashland and
Chiloquin Tuesday for a visit with the home of his parents, Mr. and Mr. Sorteson of Klamath Falls
Mrs. Tom Callahan.
were at the Archie Kincaid home
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Prescott.
• Harry McNair of Klamath Falls • Mary Thomas spent last week Monday afternoon.
visited here last week-end with end with relatives and friends in • Mrs A B Myers and daugh
Klamath Falls.
ter. Mrs. Brewold of Medford. vis
Mrs. McNair.
• Mrs. Harry Hurst is visiting for • Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sandman ited Monday with Mrs. Myers’
left
for
their
Portland
home
Mon
sister. Mrs. George Thompson.
several days in Portland.
• Sim and Harry Morris fished at day following a visit here at the • A group of girls organized a
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bar- i cooking TH 4-H club recently. Mrs.
Gold Ray dam Sunday.
• Viggo Lassen made a business rac lough.
• G. S. Butler and Mr and Mrs
trip to Ager. Calif., Tuesday.
North Dakota are guests of Mr.
• Mrs. Molly Wood was admitted D. Perozzi left Thursday for Santa and Mrs. Ben Clark Mrs. Holmes
to the Community hospital Tues Barbara where they plan to spend and Mrs. Clark are sisters
several weeks.
day.
• M rs Elmer Niswonger, while
• Darlene Taylor, who recently • Mrs. Fern Anderson of Duns- walking on the street Friday af-
:
muir
is
visiting
for
several
days
underwent an appendectomy In the
ternoon. was attacked by a stray
Community hospital, was dis at the home of her parents. Mr. dog. In an effort to escape she
and
Mrs.
A.
A
Madden.
charged Monday.
fell on the concrete sidewalk and
• Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henderson • Dr. E. B. Angell left Wednesday received a painful knee injury The
for
Portland
on
a
business
trip.
are the parents of a son born re-J
city marshal later killed the ani
cently in the Yreka hospital Mr i • Harry Hull of Chiloquin was a mal.
Henderson is the new owner of the i visitor here several days this • Willard Dudley of Medford has
week.
Ford agency here.
been sanding floors this week for
• Lois Nicholson of Yreka visited • Mrs. W. R. Parker and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Jay Terrill.
Lottie
Rogers
of
Medford
called
in Ashland last week-end at the
• Mrs Byron Keith returned from
Wednesday.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert on Ashland friends
Portland Saturday, where she had
—•-------------
Dodge.
accompanied her son Russell, who
r
• Ernest Applegate of Dead I».-
was admitted to the Emmanuel
dian was an Ashland visitor Mon
hospital for treatment for burns
day. •
received last spring. Their children
• Mrs. Mason Allen of Kalispell.
remained with a grandmother and
Mont., arrived here Monday, called i
continued in school.
by the serious illness of her father. I
• Mrs Allen Clark and small
Edward Heninger of Bellview.
• Mrs. Lloyd Wooten and chil daughter of Medford spent the
and Mrs.
dren of Medford were guests of week-end with Mr
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam George Clark
• Bill Hotchkiss was in Medford
Hamilton. Friday.
• Mrs. Alice Watterman of Phoe transacting business Monday.
nix spent Wednesday with her • Archie Fems of Fern valley
grandmother, Mrs. Sue Clayton. called on friends in Talent Sunday
• Mrs Martin Paulsen and daugh
Wednesday.
• Mr and Mrs. Al Sherard and ter Verna, Mrs Mary Shiveman
Monuments and Markers
Mrs. Dickey attended the Town of Medford and Mrs. E Erickson
of Bronze and Granite
send birthday ball in Ashland of Bend were dinner guests of Mrs.
At Prices You Can Afford
Meda Fox Wednesday
Thursday night.
• Mr and Mrs. Dick Morrow of • Following several days illness.
Wagner creek were shopping in Esther Cochran is able to be back
Next Door to Post Office
at work in her lunch room
Talent Tuesday.
Call Office 6261, Kes. 6406
• Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Collins of • Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Bates
Evening Appointment«
Ashland were calling on friends in and son Dickey of Medford called
on his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will
Talent Saturday
“DEPENDABLE SERVICE”
• Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holmes of Bates, Wednesday.
Fred Huff has been selected as
leader. Miss Christinu Garey is
president, Patricia Bril vice presi
dent. Joanne Helm secretary ami
Janell
Dankworth
treasurer,
Louise Yockel was selce teil as
news reporter. The club meets
M.inday afternoons.
• The Bellview school cafeteria
will receive fruits and vegetables
from the government surplus com
modities for line in hot lunches
being served children.
• Mrs Vincent l^inini. whp has
been ill for some time, is reported
to be improving.
• The Bellview P-TA will hold a
regular meeting at 8 o'clock Fri
day evening. Jan 19, In the achool
building. Mrs. Walker, chairman
of the program, has announced
that Loren Messenger of SlM'E
will give a talk A musical pro
gram also is being planned. Mrs
Dews. Mrs Gresham and Mrs.
George will nerve on the refresh
ment committee.
• Th»* Hellview water association
met last week to reelect Homer
Moor»* as president. Dexter Wood
worth vice president, Charles An
derson secretary and Walker and
Gilmore directors
• The Bellview school board held
a regular meeting Monday eve-
ning in the school house.
• J W Morris is confined to his
home because of illness.
• Mr and Mrs. Amos Helm and
son Wallis of f*ortland nr«* visiting
at the Herman Helm home.
• Mrs Elizabeth Walter and Mrs
E. Gassman were shopping in
Ashland Tuesday
• Mr and Mis Walter S<xt"ii
and daughters Elizabeth and La-
vonne of Klamath Falls visited
at the home of Mrs. Sexton's par
ents, Mr and Mrs. Ed Grimm,
this week
• The Bellview Grange announces
a li ap year dance to lx- held in
the Grange hall tonight. Jan 19
• The Kitchen Chatter club held
a party in the J. E Walker horn»'
Friday evening. Each husband
brought his wife a gift At the
close of the evening refreshments
were served.
• Mr and Mrs Henry Stenrud
were visiting Friday afternoon nt
the Archie Kincaid home
• Mr and Mrs Emil QtM
and Bob Miller were transacting i
business in Medford Monday.
• HILTS NEWS •
• The Hilt Ladies club met
Thillmlity ufternoon in the club
holts»* with club officers ailing as
hostesses for th«* day Those pres
ent included Mesdumes Frank
Graves, Pete Schleuter, J Kallvet.
Planalp. 1. Luper, W Holmberg
Hen Ollom, John DeWitt, Fred
Fred
Bayliss.
Frank
Ohlund,
Haynes, Ray Elliott, Jack (’lui k
Russell Harris, W A Bray, Flunk
Waul.
Hurry
1 >«*Jarnclt, Te» I
Quumme, Les LuurelltZ, S Willis
Bert Mitehell. A Gilberg. Verna
Nebeker mid W McCluUkcy Offi
cers were elected iin follows: Mi.-
Vernal Nebeker, president, Mrs
Fred Haynes, vice president; Mis
Frank Ohlund. second vice piesl
dent. Mrs Les laturentz, secre
tnry; Mrs Frank Ward, treasure!
Directors are Mesdumes IJoytl
Luper, lien Ollom, Frank Graves
A Gilberg, It Harris mid Fred
Bayliss. Hie afternoon wus spent
at bridge with Mrs Quaimm will
ning high prise mid Mrs Harris
low Ih-licious refreshments wen-
served.
• Norris Bardfield of Sigurd
Utah, wus a dinner guest irf Ver
nal Nrbekrr's Monday
• Mr and Mrs L Ijiuri-ntz wen
in Medford Tuesday
• Mr unit Mrs Richard Willimn
mid son Roy were visiting tela
lives in Medford Saturday
• Among those who were In Yrrki
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs Raj
Vieira, Mr. and Mrs. Georg«
Vieira, Mr. and Mrs. Venial Nebe
ker, Mr mid Mrs Jack Clark. Mr
and Mrs C A Baumgartner and
| Mr ami M in H DcJsrnett.
1 • Thiee new eats wore brought
in Saturday th *- owners are Fred
Haynes, R Harris and John Kull
vet.
• M, mid Mrs W Gran mid Non
Billy and Vai T* mpl» attended 1
show In Ashland Saturday night
• Mrs I. Clark snd daughter
and M in
' | >1,1 |
-J
Fl I d I • e.
King attend«*»! a theater in Y11'kit
Sunday,
• Mi< E F Zin.din return«*»!
from San FranciNco Hunduy, where
she spent tin* last two weeks with
her son mid two daughters
• Mrs Earle Temple Slid Mill Vlil
mil Mr Heckel drove to Medford
rues« lay.
• Oliver l.airlmorc of Pine Rl<
Ire., spent the week end at
lord home-
• M in L i U Kogers visited with
Medford friends Wednesday
• Mr« Axel I mill was admitted
t<> Community hospital Wednes
day.
»
IN A HURRY?
9
Wood Bargains!
200-Ft. Load Dry
Pine Slabs $5.00
200-Ft. Ixiad Blox
$6.75
(¡UNTEREI ELCO.
Pete’s Lunch
KAKI. D. (I’ETK) Nl'TTF.K
Phone 5761
A
Life - Auto - Fire
INSURANCE
M. T. BURNS
COTUlll TIRES
4
TOWN OR COUNTRY, DAY OR NIGHT
ELECTRICITY IS READY TO HELP!
No matter what your duties, electricity is ready
to help you do it better, more efficiently and at
less cost! When buying apliances, remember that
electricity costs LESS in Ashland!
Ashland Light Department
Century Tires are built to stand the punishment th.i
today’s high speeds and mixlcrn brakes inflict. Theii
wide flat treads of Densite Rubber wear slowly an<
evenly in any service. Their High-Flex Cord retards
destructive inner heat. Their sidewalls are strengthened
by Safety-Lock construction against constant flexing
strain. In no other tire do you get so much safety and
service for your dollar. See Century Tires he fore you buy.
■• h » no
BUDGET OR TRADE-IN OFFER
Ask for Special Trade-In Allowances
On Your Old Tires Now!
★
WE GIVE SAII GREEN
STAMPS ON ALL
Pl'ItCHANES!
SID REED AND JACK YOUNG’S
TEXACO SERVICE STATION
BUILDING—PHONE 4501
“Your SERVICE Department”
a