Friday, October 11, 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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• Mrs. E 8. Robbins was called • Frances Schilling of Karn» Vai
to Portland early In the week by i ley visited here laat week-end at
tile sudden death of her father.
the home of her mother, Mrs Et
• Dick Petersen underwent a ma ta Schilling.
jor operation ut the Community • Mr. anti Mrs. Jack Allen and
Hospital Tuesday.
Mr and Mr». Jack Peacock ot
• Mr an<l Mis. Hugh Combssi Glendale, Calif, «¡»ent several day»
are the parents of a »on txirn here this week ut the home of Mi
Tuemiay at the Community how- and Mis. G«»rge
_ Hake.
pita).
• Mr. and Mrs Bob Pinson and
• Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engle spent Bobby visit«! here Sunday at the
lust week-end at Ixike o' the home of Mr. anti Mrs. John Hughs
Woods.
• Mr and Mis Ed Martin of
• Mr. and Mr» Frank Stiatton Copco, Cadf , visited here laat
and Mr anti Mia. Merrick Thorn week-end at the home of Mr. and
ton visited with friends in Duns Mrs. George Martin.
muir lust week-end.
• lx-e Peachey of Yainsay visited
• Mr and Mrs Lloyd Selby made here last week-end at the home of
a trip into northern California his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Sunilay.
Peachey.
• Mr and Mrs. J. W. Noble are • Mr and Mrs. James C Pope of
the parents of a daughter boro Santa Monica and Trinidad, Calif.,
Tuesday al the Community hos arrived in Ashland Wednesday for
pital.
a visit with old friends, Mr. and
• Norma Ebnother of Prospect Mrs Malcolm Cady, t»f 324 Liberty
viMllet! here laat week-end at the street. Mr. and Mrs. Cady's son.
home of her parents, Mr. und Mra James, and friends, Mr. anti Mrs
J. F. Ebnother.
Norman Erkhart of Eureka, Calif.,
• Dave Chrysler left Sunday for arrived here Friday for a short
Tacoma where he will take an rx- visit and to enjoy a hunt in the
andnutlon for entrance Into thc Tulelake district.
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army air corps.
• Mr. and Mr» Clark Thomas
made a trip to Crater l^ukc Sun
day.
• Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bidder and
Mr. anti Mrs Harry Mitchell spent
• The Hilt iauiics Aid met Thurs-
Sunilay on Rogue River.
• Mr» A Anderson and Violet day afternoon at the home of Mr».
and Victor Anderson of Elk River, Frank Ward with Mrs Ward and
Minn . are visiting here this week her daughter, Mr». Walter Bray,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben co-hostcsscs. Other» who attended
were Mesdames H. L. Clevenger,
Anderson.
• Robert Yeo of Grants Pit»» vis W Holmberg, Fred Haynes, Dono
it«! livre laat week-end at the van W’ard, Frank Gravea, Frank
home of hla parents, Mr and Mr» [ Bcmhetssl, O Bernheisel, John De
Witt, Harry De Jarnett, T. Quam-
JarncH Yeo
• Tom Oettiing of Klamath Full» me. and Richard Williams. A re
visited here Bunday at the home port was made on the Federated
of hi« ¡tarenla, Mr. and Mr». Ed ixidies Aid meeting at McCloud
that was held recently and was at
Gcttling
• Hod Dunn of Dunsmuir visited tended by four l<x:al representa
here Monday with friend» and tives, Mesdamea W. Holmberg,
John I>e Witt, Frank Ward and
relative»
• Mr and Mrs M T Bum» vis- Harry De Jarnett.
lt«i in Klamath Full» Sunday at • Marlowe F Geroy and Walter
the home of Mr, and Mrs Charlea Bray, accompanied by Claude
Wright, Jack Eddy, Donald Geroy,
Burna.
• lx»u Kogers and C M IJtwiller Horton Geroy, Norman Bernheisel
inadt» a fishing trip to Rogue river and Billy Gran, were gut-ata of the
Hornbrook Boy Scouts at their
Monday.
• Mr and Mrs Herb Moore and Thursday evening meeting at the
Mr and Mrs Ralph Koozer made KP Hall in Horobrook.
• A special meeting of the IEU
a week-end trip to Harbor.
• Mr and Mrs. I><»n Callahan of was called Friday evening to dis
Chiloquin visited here Bunday with cuss means of financing aid for
the defense of Donald Kosecruns,
relatives and friend».
• (Jury Newton is visiting with who is being held in the Yreka
relatives in Independence thin Jail on a charge of manslaughter
following the death of Andrew
week.
• Mr». H 8 Short, Margcret Nelson in a hunUng accident. It
Short and Carl Brower made a was voted to use all available
trip to Corvallis and Newport funds of the local and membership
contributions were also approved.
Sunday.
• Margaret Starnes of Applegate Four mem tiers were chosen to at
visited here last week-end with tend the hearing in Yreka Satur
day morning. Further discussion
her parents
• Mr and Mrs R O. Graber are of plans for the defense was taken
the ¡»«rent» of a daughter bom up at the regular meeting of the
IEU local held at the club bouse
Oct 3 at their home here
• Court Rose of Hilt visited here Tuesday night.
Sunday nt the home of Mr. and • Mr and Mrs. Sam Dunaway
and daughters and Mrs. Dumas
Mra. J B. Newcomb.
• Mr and Mra. J H Hardy made and Phyllis Alphonse, Mr. and
a trip Into northern California Mrs W. A. Gran, Norman Dutro
and Horton Geroy. W. Eastman
Sunday.
• Mr and Mr» W D Whittle
are »pending several days this
week in The Dalles and Portland
• Betty Ring, who teaches at
Umpqua, visited here last week
end at the home of her parents.
Mr and Mr» M A Ring.
• Mr and Mrs. Earl UnInger and
Mr nnd Mrs. Charles Roberson
made a trip to Lake o' the Woods
Sunday.
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and family attendee! the football
game at Weed Saturday afternoon
to see the Yreka Miners score an
18 to 0 victory over the Weed Cou
gars, their first win since 1932.
• Mr and Mrs John De Witt
were hosts U> a dinner party for
the Sunilay school teachers Those
present were Mesdamtra M Jtv< >
M. E. Hender»w»n, Helen Dr, Helen
Reigel and Mlns Marian Hunt
• Officers were Installed by the
Junior Epworth Itcague, with a
candle lighting ceremony at their
regular meeting at the church
Tuesday afternoon A party was
enjoyed following the meeting
with Mrs De Witt in charge.
• Mr and Mrs W. T Poff and 5
»on Duane »¡»ent the week-end in
Medford with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs L. 8 Slavens.
• The Girl Scout committee
meeting was held at Mrs. J. De
Witt's Tuesday evening to make
plana for the activities during the
winter Those present were Mes-
daines Fred Bayliss, T. Quamme,
Sam Dunaway, Enzie Wright. Misa
Lucille Gansburg and Mias Marian
Hunt
• Adolph Zanatto and Billy Gran
took Victor Zanatto to the Yreka
General hospital Sunday afternoon
for x-rays and a check-up follow
ing a severe siege of sinus infec
tion. Victor returned home Tues
day
• Mr and Mrs. W McCluskey of
Medford and Mr and Mrs. Scott
Willis and won of Ashland were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mr».
Bert Mitchell Sunday.
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Trinity Episcopal
Church
I>r. Claude E. Kay re, Virar
Holy Communion, 8 am.
Church school, 0:30 a m.
Sermon and morning prayer, 11
a. m.
Holy Communion, Wednesday,
9:30 a m.
Choir will meet Friday, 7:30 p.
m.
You are cordially invited to
worship with us.
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neglect of proper lighting for every room and
every member of the family! Keep a supply of
efficient light globes on hand at all times, and
provide your kitchen with bright light for cook
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Lamb - - 25c lb
Side Pork 18c lb
12|c lb Choice Lamb Salt Pork 17c lb
Ribs
Chops - - 30c lb Pork Chops 25c
Roast 12| to 18c
Pork Steaks 19c
Shoulder
Roasts 19c
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Fresh, Iciui Leg Roast
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