Friday, Aug. 0, 1940 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 5 About People You Know! | -— - — - • John Billing» of Klamath Falla visited here Humlay at the home of hia parunta, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bllllnga • Mia Harry Carpenter of Ala meda, Calif, la vlxltlng here at the home of Mra A. C. Nininger. • Harry Travla returned from a Hip to Chico, Hacramento mid Heno Humlay. • Il A Barker of Seattle la vis iting here this week with hia family, • Mr. and Mra Kalph Kooser were called to Astoria early in the week by the lllneaa of a relative. • Ethel mae Thompson la visiting here for two wceka at the home of her mother, Mra J. O. Thompaon Mixa Thompaon la a atudent nurae at the Emanuel hoapital In Port land. • Betty Grace llobbina of Klam ath Falla vlalted here thia week end at the home of Alice Harker. • John Coke, a former resident, arrived recently from California for a visit with Aahiand friends • Mra. Arthur Preston la vaca tioning for two wceka in Nampa. Idaho. • Mr and Mra Bob Burna of Grants Paas vlalted here Sunday at the home of Guy Applewhite. • Mr and Mrs Bill Johnson and Mr and Mr» Karl Oeser made a trip to Crater latke Sunday. • Mr. and Mra Max Ho be r non of IjHkevtew vlalted here Monday with relatlvea and friends • Mr and Mra Elmer Byrd arc the parents of a daughter, bom Monday at the Community hos pital, • Lynn and John DeMiiie visited here Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R M De- ■ Mllle • Glenn Lucas is visiting with relatives and friends in Portland • Mr and Mra Robert Dodge and daughter arc vacationing at Ix»ke o' the Wood» this week • Mr and Mrs George Hall who have tx-.-n vlxltlng h< .it th< home of Mrs Helen Pittman re cently left on a wedding trip to Northwestern university at Ev anstun, ill., where Mr Hail will get his degree. • Mr and Mrs Tom Slmpaon and two grandchildren left last week-end on a business trip to Portland. 4</Ct'ST10 SPSLÄSHES COACH FARES BETWEEN POINTS IN OREGONI Southern Pacific is glad to announce sweeping reductions in one-way and roundtrip coach fares between many Oregon points. You can enjoy the speed, comfort and safety of train travel at lowest every-day cost in many yean. Fine service in clean, comfortable coaches and chair can. LOOK AT THESE NEW FARES: TO * • Mr and Mrs. Ned Mars visited with friends In Fort Jones Sunday • Bargain cat nival sale now on EaMtsldc Pharmacy • Carl Isenhuwer Tuesday under went a major operation at the Community hospital • Mr and Mra Wilbur Jordan of Eureka are visiting with friend» and relatives in Ashland thia week • Mr. ami Mrs. Sam McNair made a trip to Marshfield early in the week. • Floyd Knox of Gilchrist visited here Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mra. George Knox. • Mr and Mra James l-ar»on of Klamath Fulls visited here last Week-end with friends. • Mi and Mrs Bob Van Vleet are vacationing on the Oregon coast. • Mt and Mr» Ed Hookxtra, Mr and Mia. J M Hughs and W C. Brown made a trip to Glendale Sunday for a visit with Mr and Mra. lx-alie Lusk. • Irvin Hoax underwent an emerg ency operation at the Community hospital Sunday. • Mr and Mrs. Emery Lord of Huntington Park, Calif visited here this week at the home of Mr and Mrs. D O. »loan • Catherine Gillette visited with friends in Klamath Falls last week-end. • Mr. and Mrs Ralph Robison re cently left for their home In Bur lingame, Calif., following a visit here with their parents. Mr and Mrs. W W Robison and Mr. and Mra W E Flack us • Henry Melz made a business trip to Han Francisco early in the week. • Mr and Mr». W M Moses and granddaughter, Alice Marie of Medford called here recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurst. • Mr and Mrs Stanley Jones of Hpokane are visiting here at the home of Mr and Mrs. P. R. Hardy. • Mrs Don TYavis and Beulah Van Hook visited with friends in Klamath Falls Tuesday. • Sylvia Provost of San Francis co has been visiting here at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs P S Provost. • Mrs. Carrie Purvea and daugh ter Gerry left Tuesday for a visit with relatives in southern Califor nia • Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kaegi made a business trip to Dunsmuir Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs. O F Carson. Mlns Eugenia Carson and Walter Gra ham returned recently from a va cation trip into Canada • Mr and Mrs W. G. Sander and Roaeangela and Caroline Sander recently spent several days in Portland • Mrs. C. A Haines and Keith and Cara lx-e Haines spent several days in San Francisco this week • Doris Hunter and George May of Klamath Falls visited here last week-end at the home of Mr and Mrs. William Hunter. • Mr. and Mrs W. J. Chipman made a fishing trip to Rocky Point last week-end. • Mr and Mrs. H K Owings of Ixikeview visited here last week end at the home of Mrs. Owings' mother, Mrs R. A. Barker. Oss-IFsy Roundtrip PORTLAND . . .$.->.20 EUCENE............. 3.45 SALEM................ 4.65 ALBANY............. 4.20 .$9.40 6.25 8.40 7.60 Southern Pacific See your local S.P. agent or write J. A. ORMANDY, (it*. Prut. Apt., 622 Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ort. • Mr and Mr» Henry Stenrud were Sunday dinner guextx at the home of Mr and Mrs Archie Kin- raid and Eunice • Mr. and Mr» Elmer Byrd are the parent» of a baby girl, named Florence Carol, born at the Ash land Community hoapital Monday evening The baby weighed eight and three-fourths pounds. Both Mra Byrd and baby are doing nicely. • Leslie Kincaid la expected to return Sunday from Georgia, where he has been atationed, to Portland and on to Fort fx-wix. Wash. Hia engagement to Mia* Gail Hamm of Albany, Ore., wax a recent announcement Following the wedding, they will make their home in Tacoma. • Mra W O Martin wax remov ed to her home Monday from the Community hospital, where xhe re cently underwent a major opera tion • Wilbur Johnatone left laat week for Fort Ix-wia where he will be in training for some time. • Mra Archie Kincaid made a trip to the Medford court houae on business Monday • Mra Mark True and Mr» Claire Scott were th» honored gueata at a party, celebrating their birthday anniveraarica at the home of Mrs. W. D. Jackson in Ashland this week. • Dale Stauffer and Elmer I-aw- »on of Oneida, Ill. visited Wednes- day of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs R. E. Bell and fam- ily. • Miss Dolores Farmer, daughter of Mr and Mrx Daniel Farmer, underwent a tonsilectomy at the Community hospital in Aahiand Sunday. • Misses Marie Walker and Gla dys Whitson were visitors Sunday afternoon at the Archie Kincaid home. • Mesdames George Helms and I> Williams were visitors at Dia mond and Crater lakees Sunday, returning home by way of Klam- ath Falls. • Mr. and Mrs Walter Hash and Edna, who spent last Saturday and Sunday visiting with relatives in Reedsport, returned Tuesday to their home here. • A miscellaneous shower in hon or of Mias Wanda Reynolds was held .Friday afternoon, Aug. 9, at the R. D. Reynolds home. Mina Reynolds engagement to Melvin Conley of Dunsmuir. Calif., was a recent announcement. • Misses Louise Yockel and Ja nelie Dankworth, with Billie Bal lis and Glenn Hall of Klamath Falls were Medford buxine»» vis itor» Thursday evening of last week • Mrs. D. E Stoles of Arkansas visited last week at the home of Rev and Mrs. J Z. Walker and family. • Miss Julia Quimby has resigned her position as teacher of the in termediate grades for a position in a school near Bakersfield. Calif. The position, as yet, has not been filled. Miss Quimby and her mother left Tuesday for California. • Dale Anderson left Tuesday for Applegate to spend several days visiting with Bobby Wallis. • Mr. and Mrs Max Roberson of Klamath Falls spent last week vis iting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. L. McCollum. Mrs. McCollum and son John are visiting this week in Eugene with friends. • Lynn De Mille of Klamath Falls visited Sunday with friends in Bellview. • Miss Agnes White made a trip to Lake o’ the Woods Sunday with friends. • Mrs Richard Joy and Mrs Ed Dunn attended a party at the home of Mrs. Fred Wagner in Ashland Tuesday afternoon • Members of the Bellview grange are scheduled to hold a picnic at Helman's Baths Sunday. All members and their families are cordially invited to attend. Each family coming is to bring a bas ket lunch. • Mrs. Fred C. Homes made a trip to Portland Thursday by air plane, to transact business. • Miss Betty Weaver spent Mon day afternon with Miss Eunice Kincaid. • The premium list for the grange fair to be held next month is now out and may be secured by getting in touch with Jack Williams. • Miss Beryl King, who is em ployed in San Francisco, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George King, on the Greensprings, and her grandmother, Mrs Ma- linda King, in Ashland, last week She also spent a short time visit ing her many friends in Bellview before returning to her work Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs. R. 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