SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. THURSDAY, AUGUST jo. 194 t
tion this week, going to San Mis. Cay Hufinan at the piano, Fire Destroys Shed
a song period was enjoyed. Short nt Local Hospital
Francises to spend a week.
TALENT, Augus t 28,—M r s
C. G. Lolland, district manager talks were made by tile several
The fire department was call­
Archie Estes and mother, Mrs. Dr. and Mis. G. W. Bruce have Pfc. John stated that his outfit for the Continental Casualty Co., guests present. A directors meet­
Huida Smith who has been at been enjoying a new type of va- had been taken directly to the and the Continental Assurance ing was held immediately follow­ ed to the Community Hospital
about two o'clock Mouday alter*
the home of her daughter and cation during the last two weeks Pacific and that he had just Company, was in Ashland Tues­ ing the meeting.
noon to combat a fire in a stor­
family for sometime and Mrs. Seeing there was little chance for landed in the Philippines. Mr. day attending to busines matters.
Guests included Phil Baker, age shed at the rear of the hospi­
William Sommers and children a full time vacation this summer and Mrs. Grubb had been quite His home is at Medford.
from Los Angeles, a guest of
made a trip to Glendale, Oregon they decided to carr'-’ on their worried, since the last letter they
Donald Wolcott of Ashland was John Nosier, Avery Adams of tal. Cause of the blaze has not
last week the home of Mrs. Smith regular work during the week ' had had from him was on March arrested Saturday evening on a Alemedu, California, a guest of been determined. The fire had
Mr. Joe Dennis who has been and rest from pulpit and Sunday 9th, some time before the fight­ disorderly conduct charge. Sun C. H. Wines and H. I. Chellis, a gained such headway by the tune
confined at his home for the past School work on Sundays. On Sun- ing ceased in the European thea­ dny morning he posted a $10 bail, lion from the Corvallis club. Al­ the fire department arrived that
year is able to be out again.
day morning August 19th. Lt. L. tre. He stated that he was well which he forfeited when he failed fred Haynes was initiated into it was impossible to save the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skeeters E Messenger filled the pulpit of but tired from the long trip to to appear in court Monday morn membership in the club, with building or its contents. In the
was stored a number of
visited Klamath Falls the past the Methodist Church, and on the Pacific.
ing.
Dick Trites officiating at the building
belongings
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo-
week end where Mr. Skeeters August 26th. Rev. Loree gave the; Repair parts for Colemen Lan-
Ted Culver is to appear in ceremonies.
| rge Smith, managers of the hos­
purchased considerable logging sermon. Dr. and Mi’s. Bruce wish j terns. Lamps. Stoves and Irons Justice
August 31, for not
Next meeting next Tuesday pital. Also in the building were
equipment.
, to announce through these col- at “ Marshall-Wells
' ......... . on “ the Plasa having Court
a vehicle license.
evening
will bring Howard Hob­ some supplies for the hospital,
Phone
21231.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Collins of Gre-- umns that they wiH ** in their
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Adams a r-! Donald Homer Higinbotham is son, basketball coach at the Uni­ 1 iron cots etc. Due to the fact that
nado, Calif, purchased the Auto- re8ular P^ces in the church ser-
motive Shop and Filling Station v*ces on Sunday September 2nd., rived Monday evening from Ala cited to appear on two counts: versity of Oregon at Eugene, who the electric transformer for the
for not having an operator’; has recently returned from army hospital was on a pole directly
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Edwards and that the »*rmon subject for ineda, California to spend a week one
license,
and no muffler.
assignment in Italy, where he over the shed, the pole burned,
visiting
at
the
home
of
Mr.
i
who have operated the place the
morning worship period is
cutting off the electricity for the
past year. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards “Jesus Lavs Emphasis Upon the Adams’ sister, Mrs. C. H. Wines j Clifford Avon Crawford wa conducted a coaching school.
and family and his mother, Mrs. j fined $5 and costs for shooting
will leave soon for California to Will of Man.”
from the highway.
Before you buy or renew your Mildred Adams.
make that their home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
LaMarre
automobile
or
truck
insurance,
in­
Repair Parts for Colemen Lan­
Miss Lottie Beswick of Bell­
view and Mrs. Sarah Clark of vestigate the savinqs of our con and daughter Suzanne spent the terns, Lamps. Stoves and Irons
Ashland called on friends in Tal­ tinous policy. L. H. Gallatin. 148 past week end at Crescent city j at Marshall-Wells on the Plasa
on a three day vacation. Since re­ Phone 21231.
Central Ave. Phone 7118.
ent Sunday evening.
turning to Ashland, Mr. LaMarre I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Garrett
of
The Talent Firemen held ano-1 Kermit, Texas, Frank Garrett of has continued the vacation from 1 Joseph Robert Lordan appear
ther dance at the City Hall, Sat­ Oceaside, California, and Mrs. L. his drug store, but stay at home, | ed in Justice Court on a chage of
urday night with a large crowd D. McKee of Michigan City, In­ where he is doing some remodel­ vagracy, entered a plea of guilty,
paid court costs and was given a
present. The purpose of the dance diana
ing
of
the
back
yard,
mostly
in
are
visiting
at
the
home
of
was to raise money to purchase Mrs. Bess Canfield, called here putting in an outdoor fire place. 15-day jail sentence.
Gloria Wanna Bounds is cited
much needed fire squipment.
the past two weeks by the ser­ Cpl. Dave Fortmiller spent sev­ to appear for not haveing an op­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodapp of ious
illness of Mrs. Ella Garett, eral days the past week with his erator’s license.
Turner, Oregon visited friends in mother
of Fred and Frank Gar­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fort-
- o— _
Talent last Tuesday. They are rett,, Mrs.
McKee and Mrs. Can- miller at 200 Sherman street. Ac­
Rheumatism and Arthritis
former residents of this place.
field. All are former residents of companying Cpl. Fortmiller was
I suffered for years and am so
Mr. Ira Williams of Medford Ashland.
Sgt. Dick Coy of Kansas. Both thankful that I was cured of this j
was calling on friends here Mon­
Repair Parts for Colemen Lan- young men came from San Luis terrible affliction that I will glad­
day.
Keith Cochran 8 years old son terns. Lamps. Stoves and Irons Obispo, California. They returned ly answer anyone writing me for
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cochran of at Marshall-Wells on the Plasa Friday to their base at San Luis information.
Obispo. Both young men were1
Mrs. Anna Pautz
Eugene is visiting his grandpar­ Phone 21231.
P O. Box 825
Mrs. Duane Baker and daught­ recently returned from Germany. 1
ents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Estes this
Permanent Positions - Post War PTiture
Repair Parti for Colemen Lan­
Vancouver, Washington
er, Bonnie of Klamath Falls came
week.
Paul Walker of Medford a for­ Tuesday to spend the day visiting terns. Lamps. Stovej and Irons
Work in Portland
at Marshall-Wells oil the Plasa. Lions Club Has
mer resident, was a business call­ with Miss Shirley Harden.
er here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Grubb Phone 21231.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns moved Interesting Meeting
Apply Today at your local
Mrs. Olaf Lokken of Seattle, and son Milo, were overjoyed
Washington and her mother Mrs last Wednesday to get a letter ,° tbeir home at 343 Mountain
A good turnout of Lions club
Celia Wise of Gold Hill visited from the son and brother, Pfc. | v eni*c* vyhich they recently p u r-( members was held Tuesday even­
John Grubb, when last heard cbased. Mr. and Mrs. Burns re-| ing at the regular meeting of the
Mrs. Louisa Combest, Monday.
Harvey Thayer of Bellingham, from he was in Belguim with the j S.ent y mOX^d .-to Ashland from club. No formal program was had,
Washington is home on a vaca­ the 1306th Engineers. The letter P‘ttsburg- California, where Mr. but led by Robert Dodge with
tion with his parents, Mr. and was mailed in Seattle by a sailor : urns was a7 employee of the 1
Mrs. Walter Walty. He has been friend of John’s and in the letter . ° w, Chemical Co. Since moving
to Ashland several weeks ago,
doing defense work there.
they have been living with Mr.
The Fire department has been
A-. 7 ¿ ip '- r
Burns mother, Mrs. Nelle Burns,
called out a couple of times dur­
while waiting to move into their I
ing the past week to small fires j
□
house. Mr. Burns is now employ-1
with small damage to each.
ed at the Medford Ice and Cold i
Mrs. Hazel Skeeters is spend-i
Storage.
ing the week at Prospect.
Mr. C. M. Smidt from Sacre-1
mento, California has been look- 1
People’s tastes change with the
ing over Ashland with a view to
years. When they are small, girls
NOW PLAYING locating
here.
love dolls and little boys have a
FOR
SALE—Sanilac s t o c k
yen for soldiers. When they grow
IH t SCRII N S NfWHT FIGHTING ÎI4M
spray. Highest quality obtainable
f :
older the girls are crazy about
Brini}» Y»» « Sow"'»! »•
k v tts j
$1.35 per gallon. "At the Sign of
soldiers and the boys fall in love
the
Flying
Red
Horse"
East
Main
with dolls.—Lake County Exam­
31
and Gresham
iner.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Kuchesky
!
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from El Monte, California have
<4
All kinds of Signs for sale at
purchased Mrs. Edna Shelly’s
Miner Office.
home on Mountain Ave. Mrs.
Shelly plans on teaching in Dor­
ris California this coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Herfkens
of Terrebone, Oregon were in
Ashland Wednesday. While here
they purchased property and ex-
ect to make this there home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Callander
of
Oakland, California have been
i 5/
looking over property in Ashland
and may locate here.
Ends Sat. Nite and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Teeland of
Anchorage, Alaska have purshas-
Wild West Action! ed a home in Ashland.
ALAM
O
S A IL
Mr. and Mrs. Chausse of Med­
DAVE O'BRIEN
LADD. RUSSELL
ford were in Ashland Saturday
TEX RITTER in
on business. Mrs. Chausse was
formerly Mrs. Brotherton and
lived on Bush St.
Mr. and Mrs. King of Tacoma,
Washington spent Monday in
Ashland.
Mr .and Mrs. Peter .Kuchesky
and H. L. Moore were in Medford
Tuesday on business.
Repair Parts for Colemen Lan­
SUNDAY
MARCH OF TIME
terns, Lamps, Stoves and Irons
at Marshall-Wells on the Plaza.
Phone 21231.
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Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Poston
STARTS SUNDAY
on the
and family are enjoying a vaca­
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