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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1940)
* Friday, Dec. 6, 1040 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER 1 Quamm*, Enzie Wright, Richard i Williams, Frank Graves, Wllliarr Gran, william Dutro, Waldt Holmberg, A H Samuelson, Frank I Bemhelsel, O. Bernheisel and Ar Gilberg. flans were made fo. BELLVIEW NEWM • Mrs. Vincent Ijinini who has thur the Christmas party to be heio I been quite ill with flu is some at the club house Tuesday after better. Bellview (»rangers noon, Dec. 17. Foiowing the bust • Mrs. Greenhaw is preparing ness meeting refreshments wei hot lunches for the school children served. Enjoy until a qualified WPA worker can • A son arrived Friday at th< • The Pell view Grange met ut be secured. home of Mr. and Mrs Taylor. Dr 6:30 o'clock Tuesday evening for a • Mr and Mrs. Richard Joy were Jones of Yreka was on the cast turkey dinner with ail the trim- dinner guests at the i Ionici Elhart during the absence of Dr. Schlap nilngs, the losers of the attend home in Ashland Bunduy evening. pi, who with his wife was in San ance contest feeding the winning • a party was civM Friday af Francisco for several days. side A large crowd was present ternoon honoring Mrs. James Met • Mrs. Fred Lehman and son and II R f'.iitci presided Talka calfe on her birthday anniversary. went home from the Hilt hospital were given by Edwin Dunn und Mrs Modern and Mrs. Olson were Saturday afternoon. Both are do Victor York. The dinner was such hostesses The afternoon was ing well. a success that the members voted spent in playing games. Mrs O • Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Black and to have another contest to run for G. Ayers won the door prize children were shopping in Med three months with the men Those enjoying the purly included ford Saturday. uguinst the women, the losing side the honored guest and hostesses, • Sam Dunaway Jr. spent the to give a dinner the first Tuesday Mrs. O, G. Ayers, Mrs Jesse week-end with Tony Machado, fel in Mai ch A 11 ' i the dinner the Walker, Mrs. Joe Walker, Mrs low member of the Yreka football Orange held the regular business Clark Kesler, Mrs. Harry Flynn, squad, in th«- Bay region where meeting. Mrs. Ralph Hoad ley, Mrs Richard they attended a football game as • Miss Dorothea Rector was op- Black and Miss Mary Walker guests of the 20-30 club, a re crated on for appendicitis ut the Mrs. Metcalfe received a number ward we'l earned by their splen did playing. Community hospital Monday eve of beautiful handkerchiefs ning. latst reporta she was doing • Mr. and Mrs. Willis Byrd and • Mr and Mrs W A. Gran and Mr. Byrd's two sisters, Mis L. T son Billy spent Sunday at Cave nicely. • Mis. J. W. Rosen epent last Hill of Talent and Mrs Fegurth of Junction, Ore., visiting relatives Friday in Medford vlaltlng with Ashland, left Thursday morning • Mr and Mrs Richard Williams her son and family, Mr. and Mi» for Oklahoma to visit their bro and family were in Medford Sat ther, John Byrd, who has been ill urday evening Joe Rosen. Held over from last week: • Mr. and Mis. James Metcalfe for some time. and daughter Alice were u. er • Ted Huff, who has been ill for • The I-adies club met Thursday guests Bunday ot their ilaughi r some time, will remain in the Kla afternoon at the club house with and son-in law, Mt. and Mre. Al- math Falls hospital an additional Mrs T. Quamme hostess Others week, due to iruection. present were were Mesdames M J Bai- fred Randles. • Mrs. D. F. Rcynolde and aon • Mrs. Edgar McIntosh of Dis icy, Planka, , Ed Adams, Frank " Bray. Kenneth Donald went to Dunsmuir Tuesday Angeles is visl'ing ut the ton e of Ward. Walter to spend the week with Mr. and her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. Brown, Madge Nebeker. Arthur Gilbe rg, Arthur Nelson, John Kal- Mre. Melvin Conley. Mrs. Conley and Mrs. Albert C. Joy. • Carl iH’lmar of Dorris is spend vet. W Holmberg, Frank Ohlund. wan Winds Reynolds. • Mr. und Mis. Archie Kincaid ing this week at the home of his Harry De Jamett. Fred Haynes, Lloyd Luper, Ray Elliott and Rus s|M-nt Bun lay afternoon with Mr. sister, Mrs. Ted Huff. • Mr. Edwards, who is ill with sell Harris. First prize at bridge and Mi» Henry Btanrud was won by Mrs M J. Bailey and • Mr. und Mrs. Murk True were flu. is improving Refresh transacting business in Medford • The Upper Valley Community low by Mrs Planka. club will meet next Wednesday ments were served. Monday. • Mrs Wade Wallis and Mrs. with Mrs Homes. Mrs. Reynolds Mark True assisted with the tea and Mrs George Helms planning given ut the Presbyterian church the program. All members are by the Missionary society Friday asked to came dressed as kiddles evening. Patricia Bell helped with tut there will be a tree and treats tor everyone Mrs. Charles May, the serving. • Murle Walker visited with Mr. Mrs Edwin Dunn and Mrs. James and Mrs. Henry Blenrud Bunday Chamberlain Will act ns hostesses • The Home Extension unit will evening. • Jack Williams hus been con meet Fri<iay for an ail-day session fined to his home with flu several at the Grange hall. Lessons in jaiuitry cooking will start at 10:30 days this week. • Mrs. Alma Miller returned to a. m A covered dish luncheon her home In Los Angeles Friday will be served nt noon. After lunch after spending two weeks with her the ladies will enjoy a gift ex sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and change. gifts not to cost more Mrs. Btenrud and her mother, than 2S cents Hostesses are Mrs. Mrs. Borenson, who is making her Cheater Applegate and Mrs. James Metcalfe. home with the Btenruds. --- « ------ • Miss Ola Muy Grimes and Miss Christenla both returned to their TALENT NEWN homes Wednesday from the Com Select your gifts NOW munity hospital where they both Rosencrans underwent appendectomies last our complete from week. Of Hunting stocks, You’ll have first • Mrs William Chapman of Hurribnwk spent Tuesday with • Donald F Rosecrans of Hilt, choice, a much better on trial in Yreka, Calif, facing a her sister, Mrs. Malinda King. selection and you'll • Mrs. Merwin Arnette of Klam- charge of manslaughter in the nth Falls spent last Wednesday death of Andrew Nelson, high save considerable mon with Mrs. R E Bell. Bhe was re school student, in a deer hunting ey on your gifts. too. turning home from a visit to Cres accident, waa given a verdict of "not guilty" Thursday afternoon cent City. We have a large var- • Miss Evelyn Willis hus entered at 4 o'clock and returned borne lety of occasional fur- a school of beauty culture in Med with his grateful family The jury, fol d composed of Zelma Walters. Yre nlturr, finished and • Viilu Williams and Marna Byrd ka. Antonio M Caselli, Weed; Ar unfinished pieces, and sang a duet at the Mthia theatre iel Ijowden, Beiad; Lillian MardahI. Wednesday evening with the Hol Weed; Mrs. Joeila Windsor, Mt many wanted gifts for lywood premier. Shasta; Mrs. Agnes Weamcr, the home. Come in! • Eunice Kincaid spent the week Dunsmuir; John Brandsma, Fort end with Helen Elam and they Jones; Frank Benkosky, Duns were shopping in Medford Satur muir; Edwin Goodwin, Fort Junes! day. Charles Hammond, Fort Jones; • Mr and Mrs. Noel Heard were LeRoy L Vonderpool, Etna, and dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Dot Abraham Memeo of McCloud, de Williams and family. liberated one an<L one-half hours • Mr and Mrs Arthur Hamaker before bringing in the verdict, FURNITURE spent Sunday evening with Mr which was reported by the fore and Mrs. Archie Kincaid. man, Charles F Hammond. Ap ’97 E. Main Phone 8761 • Mr. and Mrs. E. A. l^ec arc plause greeted the verdict. Wit spending several days this week at nesses for the state were George ax.i» a?.ss a<ss Eugene visiting their daughter Nelson, father of the slain youth, und son-in-law, Mr and Mrs and Deputy Sheriffs H E. McNeil Merle Robinson. and Thome West. For the defense • Dale Anderson with the other were Donald Rosecrans and his high school football players was hunting companion. Floyd Elwood guest of the Mona club at a din Miller. A defense fund was raised ner at the Uthia hotel Tuesday by contributions among Rosecrans' evening and a theatre party after fellow workmen in Hilt. the dinner. The Women's Society of Chris • Mrs Dankworth returned to tian Service, formerly known as her home Monday from the Com Ladies' Aid. met Thursday after munity hospital where ehe had noon at the home of Mrs. John been recovering from a major De Witt with Mrs. H. De Jamett, operation. , president, leading the meeting. • AI Iren Enlow in upending sev- Others present were Mesdames T. eral days this week at her home, the school at Gold Hill having to close on account of a flu epi- demic. • Mr and Mrs. Allen Miller and NON-CANCELLABIJC, NON- Bob James of Seattle spent the PRORATABLE Health and week-end with Mrs. Miller's 1 Par- Accident Insurance ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bell. zlleo Life, Automobile and Fire • Elmer Hamilton of near Port- Insurance THIS DELICIOUS land spent several days this week with his son, E. A. Hamilton. 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