Friday, Oct. 4, 1940 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER 0 I About People You Know! j • Mr and Mrs. T L. O'Harra several days this week at the made a business trip to Cave City home of M r. and Mrs. H. L. Monday. Bennett. • Mr. and Mrs Earl Nutter re • Jack Enders made a business luim*d recently from a 10-day vu- trip to Coming last week-end. cation trip to Hun Francisco. • Mrs. Bill Ford Sunday returned • Mrs Paul Harmsan Monday re to her home in Dunsmuir following turned from a visit with friends in a visit here at the home of her Redding. t parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Burna • Mr«. Waive Ender« and Mrs. • Mrs I asm Hjsrling recently left Don Brace visited with friends in for Paisley, Ore. for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Brattain. Klamath Falla Hunitay. • Mr and Mr». Walter Nash vis- • Verne Hastings made a busi itvd here for several day« this ness trip to Hilt Tuesday. week at the home of Mr and Mr«. • Carl Martin underwent an ap- |M«ndectorny at the Veterans’ hos Dim Provost. • Mr. and Mr«. J. P. Wolf return pital in Roseburg Monday. two ed Monday from a trip to San • Mrs. Kay Huffman and sons returned Sunday from a trip Francisco. • Gene Ritzinger of Eugene «¡lent to Han Francisco • Mrs. Ada Clark Tuesday re- last week-end here with relative« turned from a visit with friends at and friend«. and Corvallis. • John Billing« of Klamath Falla Eugene ------------- •------------- visited her» last week-end at the home of hln parents, Mr. and Mr». Ralph Billing«. • Don Cooke left Monday for Portland where he plan« to enter the University of Oregon Me<li<«l • Mr. and Mrs. Joe George have school. moved to the Sulphur Springs • Mrs Ben Anderson returned service station, south of here. Humlay from a visit with reiatives which they took over Oct. 1. Ln Bellingham. • Mr and Mr» James Purvis re • Mr and Mrs Amos Ntningcr turned home Sunday from Ashland and Mrs. William Brigg« retuninl where Mr Purvis was temporaroly Sunday from a vacation at Dike employed in the cannery. o’ the Woods. • Mr and Mrs Richard WIIMams • Mr. and Mr» Harry Travi« re and son Ray were Medford visit cently returned from a trip to San ors Saturday. Francisco and Reno, • Mrs Joe Vieira underwent an • Mrs Dan Kay recently returned operation Monday for the correc from a visit in Portland. tion of a knee injury Dr. Markel, • Mr». Cloma Burton and Mm ___ ____ _____ bone _ specialist from ____ San _______ Franci- Ham Jordan made a hunting trip performed the opi-ratlon at the to Kinmath county Tucuday. — - - Yreka General hospital. • Mr and Mrs H F Dart and • Mr and Mm Dirts Cecatio and laicllle Cleveland of Palo Alto via son Roger spent the week-end in ited here last week-end at the Mt. Shasta visiting relatives. home of Mr. and Mrs. DeVon • Dr and Mrs R. F. Schlappi Wray. spent the week-end ln San Fran • Mr and Mr« J J Robinson of cisco, returning Sunday morning. Bellview are the parents of a • Mr» Olive Allison left Tuesday daughter, Barbara Jean, bom on a two weeks vacation trip. Sept 27 at their home in Bellview • Mr and Mrs. W. A Gran and • Mr« Al Brune recently return son Billy and Mr and Mrs. Roy ed in Han - - Francisco Clevenger nmi and son Doooy Bobby aiienu- attend- . ,, to — her home --------- ~----- V'lrvcngrr foilowtng a visit here at the home a ln yreka Sunday eve- of Mri Marjorie Ix>e and other nl ng friend*. • Mr and Mrs Andy Vieira and • Mr» Herman Mayberry recent daughters June and hois drove to ly returned from a vacation trip Weed Saturday to visit relatives in Loa Angeles and Han Francisco • Mr and Mrs Cameron of Yre • Idck Petersen visited with ka arc the parents of a son born friend* in (Tiiloquln Sunday. at the Hilt hospital Saturday • Marc Smith l< ntly for afternoon. Corvallis where he will resume hla • Mrs Roy Salo returned Tues studies day from a visit in Eugene • Mr and Mr» Arthur Wick vis- ................ ■ ■ • - ■-------------------- ited with friend« in Central Point Sunday • Mr and Mr* Bill Jungwirth of Kinmath Falla visited here Inst relatives and week-end with Dr. Claude E. Sayre, Vicar friend« • Mr an<l Mr« R W Newhouse Holy Communion. 8 a. m. Sunday returned from a vacation trip to southern California, Reno Church school, 9:30 a. m. Sermon and Holy Communion, and Han FranciKo. • Mr and Mm Phil Bryant are 11 a. m visiting- for several day« in Seattle Holy Communion, Wednesday, • Beulah Van Hook recently left 9:30 a m for Klamath Falla where «he will Choir meeting, Friday, 7:30 p. m be employed. • VerNetta and Bert Swartaley You are cordially Invited to of Salem and Corvallia were called worship with us. here thia week by the death of their father. R W Swartaley. • France« Howard visited here Tuesday form her home on the Greensprings • Mr and Mrs H. D. Evan» are the parent« of a daughter, bom Tuesday at the Comunity hospital • Mr anil Mr» Dan Webster of l*alm Spring« and Mm Ben Web ster of Seattle visited here for • HILTS NEWS • Lincoln School d lUxitn 7 saw the picture "Mesa Verde National Park” Monday, Hept 30 It was a very interest ing picture, and the boys and girls enjoyed it. • On Tuesday, Oct 1, the violb class began practicing in the li brary of the bincoin school. Miss Isindori is the teacher There are seven in the sixth grade who are taking lessons. • The sixth grade science class is studying the solar system. It is made up of the sun and nine plan ets They draw pictures to describe the forming of the planets. They are making an outline for their Kienes booklets The children all like this study. • Room 6 has six new pupils from nxttii H. Their names are Maxine Riley, Beverly Wycoff, Harry Kan- nasto, Gerald Randles, Rena Rus sell ami Roger Hall Elmer Blunck from the Talent schools entered the same class on Monday, Sept 30 • Room 6 has made a library in one of the little rooms. They made chairs, comer shelves and a table In the shelves they are going to put different kinds of trinkets and exhibits. • The boys and girls of the fourth grade art class are making de signs for pillows, mural paintings a science table and science shelves It will be lots of fun for them to improve the library. • The fourth grade children of room ft were glad to have Miss Lucie l^anden teach music on Mon They also were day, Sept. 30 pleased to have Mr Wilda teach them art for the first time on the same day. • Barbara Ix*e Dotson, Venita Roberson and John I*ayne of the fourth grade took their first vio lin lessons from Miss Lucie Lan den on Tuesday, Oct. 1- ------------- •------------- • Mr. and Mrs Dean I‘leper made a business trip to Medford early in the week. DEPENDABLE NON-CANCELLABLE, NON- FKO-KATABI.E Health and Accident Insurance Abo IJfe, Automobile and Fire Insurance Trinity Episcopal Church M. T. 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