Friday, Sept. 13, 1040
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
I About People You Know! ]
• Dr. and Mm. Gordon Miu-
Cracken and Mr and Mrs Fred
Wagner were visitors at Crater
I «ike Sunday.
• Dr. and Mm. E. G. Everett re-
cenlly returned froin « trip to
San Francisco.
• Mr and Mrs lx*Clalr Angus fit
Klamath Falls visited here Kundav
nt the hoi...... if Mr and Mrs Hill
Kannasto.
• J. D. Taylor left recently for
Monterey, Calif., following a visit
here nt the homo of his daughter,
Mrs Cloina Burton.
• Mr. und Mm. James Yeo left
Monday for u vacation In northern
Oregon.
• Robert Kay of Chicago visited
here last week-end at the home
of Mrs. Dan Kay.
• Mr. and Mm Tony Franco left
Monday for a vacation trip to Han
Francisco.
• Hill Cottrell left Tuesday for
Carmel where he plana to direct
a Uttle Theater group.
• Mr mid M is Bill VanFleet re
cently returned from Fresno where
th< v visilcd with friends and rel
atives for several weeks,
• Mrs Thad Coleman and chii-
<li<n spent last week-end on Ap
plegate where they visited with
relatives.
• Mr and Mrs A M Clark re
cently returned from a vacation
trip to Han Francisco
• Miss Emma Koehler returned
to her home in Han Francisco Sat
urday following a visit here at the
home of Mr. and Mm E. O. I>avis
• Mr an<l Mm Guy Applewhite
and Warren Applewhite made a
trip to the Oregon Caves Monday.
• Mr and Mrs D. Perozzi visited
the state fair in Salem last week
• Genevieve McGee of Klamath
Falls visited here last week-end
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will take care of Itself.
No amount of rosnrtlai
Hill give you half the rud-
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Dr. Claude E. Nayre, Vicar
at the home of her |iurents, Mr.
and Mm A O. McGee.
• Mr and Mm George Kimble fit
Pomeroy, Wash are visiting here
at the home of their daughter,
Mm. Della Griffin.
• Helen Lee of Redding visited
here for several days this week
with relatives and friends.
• Mr and Mm. Earl Chilcote of
Klamath Falls vUrited here Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mm.
Homer Billings.
• Mr. and Mrs Carl Fehige re
turned Sunday from a wedding
trip to Yellowstone Mm. Fehige
Is the former June McDougal.
• Earl and Ellis Lininger and
Winfield Roberson made a trip
to lxke o' the Woods Bunday.
• Mr. and Mm W. D Jackson
and Jiu k Hairhill visited the fair
in San Francisco for several days
this week.
• Mrs Richard Hunger of Jewell,
Ore , is visiting here at the home
of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. .
(Charles Delsman.
• Mm. C R. D Jones visited with
friends and relatives in Klamath
Falls thia week.
• Mm Grace Kouts of Yreka vis
ited here Monday at the home of
Miss May Benedict.
• Mr and Mrs. Otto Klum of Bly
visited here during the week at
tiie home of Mm. Dan Applegate.
• Charlotte Wolters left early in
the week for Alsea. Ore., where
she will teach during the present
school term.
• Weldon Htauffer o fthe UH air
corp« is visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mm. Emil
Stauffer, during a 30-day fur
lough.
• Mm Albert May left Tuesday
for Marshfield to visit with rela
tives.
• Mr and Mrs Fred Kostmler
and Mr. and Mrs E Martin of
Freeport, III., were visitors here
this week at the home of Mr. and
Mm W M Herbert.
• Mr and Mrs. Ed Martin of
Copco, Calif., visited here Tuesday
at the home of Mr and Mrs Bud
Gandee.
• Mrs Lucy Blue of Colonial Vil
lage. Va.. is visiting here at the
home of Mm J. O. Thompson.
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Holy Communion H a. rn.
Church school 9:30 a. m.
Hermon and morning prayer 11
a. m.
Holy Communion Wednesday
9:30 a. m.
Choir will meet Friday, 7:30 p.
m
Confirmation class will soon be
organizer! for instruction
Those who wish to be confirmed
should report to Doctor Hay re at
once.
School Days
Are Here ...
That means more work on wash
day and less help to do it.
Our rough dry Family Service
will relieve you of the washing and
a large part of the ironing, and at
a cost so moderate that it will be
a real economy for you
You should use it!
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10 lbs 50c LEMONS—per dozen - - - 10c
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• HILTS HEWS •
• The Hilt Indies Aid met Thurs
day afternoon at the club house.
Those who attended were Mes-
damea Harry De Jamett. O. Bern-
hetsel, Frank Bemheisei, Arthur
Pedersen, W. T. Poff, John De
Witt. Fred Haynes Frank Ward.
H. C. Clevenger, Donovan Ward
and little daughter. Waiter Bray,
and daughter Judith, T Anderson,
W Holmberg, and Mrs Frank
Graves During the meeting names
were drawn for "Friendship Paia"
for the coming year Mrs Frank
Grave« was hostess and served de
licious refreshments following the
busincns meeting.
• Archie Rametcs piuuMnl away
Friday morning at his Hilt home
at the age of 67. Services were
held at the Bills and Burton chapel
in Yreka Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Rev. Malone officiat
ing, and burial was made at the
Evergreen cemetery.
• The Hilt elementary school op
ened last Tuesday with 96 pupils
enrolled, the largest number in
several years
• Mr and Mrs. Clinton Cobb left
Friday evening on a two week va
cation trip to southern California.
• Robert Eastman of Hilt and
Mary McDonough of Yreka were
married Tuesday.
• Mr and Mrs Joe Rossi were
in Yreka Saturday
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Royal Club Peaches—No. 2|
Royal Club Coffee—No. 2|
Royal Club Grapefruit—No. 2,2 for
Meco Corn—3 for
Meco Catsup—each
15C
14C
17c
24c
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