SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, i 94}
I Mrs. Bob Logan.
Mrs. Sue Clayton who has liv­
Mrs. Mar Witherow returned ed in Talent many years observed
home Saturday from a two weeks ner 94 in birthday, Thursday,
September 13 at m e Parkview
visit with relatives 111 Portland.
Mr. Ben Clark has just com­ Convalescent home in Ashland
pleted a new tire place in the where she has been a patient tor
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herald j some time.
Mr. Moyer A. G rant of River­
Strause recently purchased of Mr
and Mrs. Bert Simmons on Dead side, California, spent several
j days in Talent last week looking
End Street.
Mr. P. 1. Me A bee who has been al t e r business interests. Mr.
ill at his home the past week G rant owns a ranch on Anderson
was taken to the Community hos­ Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cannon
pital Sunday for medical tre a t­
i Cannon who recently sold their
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vanderpool hardw are and second hand store
and two children of Seligman, moved this week into the Clayton
Missouri arrived in Talent last place.
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week and are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. A lbert M urry form ally of
Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. V ander­
pool will move to Prospect soon
w here Vanderpool will be em ­
William Bugbee Penniston, for­
ployed.
merly of Ashland, died in a San
Mr. and Mrs. M erritt Randal Francisco hospital Sunday, Sept­
have purchased the Phoenix Mer- J ember 15. Funeral services were
chantile store and have taken held in hte Litw iller Funeral
possession with p art o fthe fam ­ Chapel Wednesday afternoo n.
ily rem aining at the Talent store, I with the Rev Earl Downing gave
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Baylor an d ' the message of comfort. Inter­
family left last week for Id a h o ' m ent was made in the Hargadine
to visit their daughter and son in j cemetery.
law Mr. and Mrs. John Childers Mr. Penniston came to Ashland
and small son.
in 1903 from Minnesota. He dis­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ester are in covered the granite quarry on
Portland where Mr. Estes is un­ Neil Creek while on a fishing
dergoing medival treatm ent.
trip early in the 1900's. He and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook of his father Samuel Penniston op­
Klam ath Falls spent the week­ erated the quarry for some years
end w ith Mr. Cook’s parents, later sellin gtheir interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cook at Tal­
William Penniston, was born
ent and Mrs. Cook's parents Mr.
and Mrs. W alter Holmes in Val­
ley View.
Talent G arden club members
are making plans for the annual
flowers and garden exhibit. The
exhibit is planned for October 3
and will be held at the City Hall
betw een 2 and 9 p.m.
Otis G arrett who suffered sev­
ere bruises last W ednesday in a
fall from a load of hay is making
good recovery in the Ashland
Community hospital it was re­
ported Saturday. Mr. G arrett fell
when the trip rope broke while
he was unloading hay at a neigh­
boring farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Estes
who spent the past m onth in
Talent returned to their home in
Crescent City last Wednesday
TALENT NEWS
Wednesday Services
for Wm. Penninston
LITHIfl
Ends Sat. Nite
morning.
Glen Logan is home on fu r­
lough after spending the past 2
years overseas w ith the 9th air
force. Glen is the son of Mr. and
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Services Held Sunday
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Antelope Hunt
Dates Are Set
J. I. Taylor on U S S
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Baby Buggies
Bassinettes
Juvenile Furniture
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May 7, | Navy until every Japanese sold-
in 19UJ ler ana ivavai unii naa c e a se d
in luzu. hostilities.
Mrs. C. A. Van DeWulker und damaged by fire und while re ­
brottier
'uosii, 1 wish 1 were buck in
ttie 01a Hometown, 1 11 oel Uiey le duughter, Joag, returned last pairs ure being muue on 11. in
rcuuy tearing Ute place 10 p iec es, ween tn a Iroiu a w eeks vucutioii m e Mackie cniidren huve been
was me reaction 01 neat ly every­ and business trip to Sun Frun- in California the pust several
cuco, going und coming by bus.
weeks, with relatives.
one aboard.
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11. L. Moore and Judge Piesnell
Window glass, p a in t oil. and
Mrs. Peggy Guiley llam m left were ut iweuiord Tuesday after­ turpentine at Marshall-Walls, on
Isa E. Hichardson ot Route 1,
the Plasa. Phone 2-1231.
Ashland, died at her home bun- this week lor M errill, Oregon, noon on business.
Detore you wuy or renew your
day Septem ber 15. Funeral ser­ where she hus a position as teach­
Mr. William 11. Ford und two
vices were held at the Litwiller er. Mrs. Humm attended BOCki auiom oona or true* insurant:«, u t children are spending u couple of
vasngata tna savings ut our con weeks here with tier m other
Funeral Chapel Tuesday after­ the past year.
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tinous policy. L>. « . Uaiiaitu, laa Mr*. Nelle Burns und other re­
noon with Rev. L. F. Belknapp
The W.R.C. met Saturday Sept. Central Ave. Phone 71 lb.
bringing the message of condor 1.
latives, while Mr. Furd takes ins
Mrs. Richardson was born in Her- 15 at the V.F.W. Ball tor a cover­
The Neighbors of Woodcraft uiinuul two weeks deer hunting
monsbuig, Pennsylvania, on J a n ­ ed dish dinner und business m eet­ m et ut the l.O.U.F. Hull Munday trip buck into the wilds of C ali­
uary 24, 1869 and has been a ing also the Septem ber birthdays at 8 P. M. for a business meeting fornia. Their home is ut Duns­
resident of this comm unity since were observed with a large cake and to celebrate the birthdays 01 muir.
baked by Mrs. Switzer. The W. those occunng in September. Ine
1936.
Cited to eppeur in justice court
She was a member of the Meth R.C. will m eet hereafter at the tables were beautifully deeorateu
odist church and of the Bellview Parish House the 3rd Saturday wun tall flower*. Mrs. Lucille this week ure Robert Lee Wenker
Grange. She moved to Bly, Ore­ of each month with a covered Dozier was the honored guest, of Ashland on a charge of failure
gon in 1906, w here she taught dish dinner at 12:30 followed by her bntnuuy being tins inontn. to stop ut a stop street and de­
fective m uffler; llenry M. Ben­
school until 1916. She moved to a business meeting at 2 p.m.
I’be birthday cake was made by nett of Ashland, overload on
Ashland in 1936 w here she has
Mrs. Alma S tenne^^T he next truck und Clifford G. S. Sm ith of
made her home ever since. May
meeting will be October 1st, Ashland, on a charge of entering
13 she fell and broke her hip and
opening with a covered dish din­ closed forest area without a per­
has been in failing health since.
ner at 6:30 followed by a busi­
She is survived by her husband
ness meeting ut 7:30. Mr. und Mrs mit.
Lewis Richardson and several
FOR SALE—Sanilac s t o c k
H. L. MoOre will be the refresh­
spray. Highest quality obtainable
nieces. Interm ent was made in
m ent committtee
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_ I »1.3» per gallon. “At the Sign of
the M ountain View cemetery.
The 1945 Antelope season will
Monuments and markers. See , , he n yin, R .d Horse“ East Main
open on Septem ber 22 und extend Burns
Memorials. On the Plait, and Gresham
through the 30th, with a bag
Mr.
and
Mrs. Steve Jukich of
Ray Hall, of the Portland office
limit ot one antelope with ear-
Los Angeles are in Ashland at of Northwestern Mutual was a
length horns or over.
business visitor in Ashland for
In the Pacific—The call to load
Many sportsm en have register­ tending to business m atters.
Mr. und Mrs. H. L. Moore were a short time Wednesday morning.
and reload supplies for a 1,000- ed complaint with the Oregon
mile run in four days is almost a State Game Commission on uie transacting business on Wagner
Mayor and Mrs. Thornton Wil­
routine order for Jerb ert Irw in new regulation specifying the Creek Friday.
ey and Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Ed­
Taylor, seam an first class, 47 killing of buck antelope only,
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hawkins wards left Tuesday for Nampa,
Laurel St., Ashland, Oregon, and and others are disappointed be­ of Portland are visiting at the Idaho where they will attend a
crewmen of the cargo clipper cause only 800 tags were author­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Vestel. Mr Board of Regents meeting of the
USS MEGREZ.
ized and over 1,500 sportsm en ap­ Hawkins is a brother of Mrs. Ves­ Northwest Nazarene College. Mr.
His ship, an attack supply ship plied. These restrictions are baseci tel .
Wiley is a member of the board
of the Fleet Service Forces, has upon the fact that the antelope
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKeever and Rev. Edwards a graduate of
been filling such demands since herds have been reduced nearly and daughter M arbeth und Bea­ the college and will visit their for
November, 1943, when she began one-half since the first open sea­ trice Wines left early Sunday
operating with invasion forces in son in 1938. Then it was estim at­ morning for Crescent City, Calif­ a time.
the Pacific.
ed that nearly 20,000 antelope ornia, to spend a day or two on
The MEGREZ is the first car­ roamed the desert ranges of east­ an outing. They found beautiful
NEW MATTRESSES
go vessel to load dry provisions ern Oregon and at present it is w eather there and u perfect week
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directly onto the decks of con­ difficult to account for 10,000 on end has been reported. They re­ OLD MATTRESSES MABE
suming ships. The procedure eli­ the same ranges.
turned to Ashland Monday even­
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minates unloading a t an island
ing. During Mr. and Mrs. Mc­
While
it
is
not
assumed
that
NEW BOX SPRINGS
base before another supply trip.
K eever’s absence, their Marshall-
WHILE THEY LAST
A storehouse of jeeps, trucks, hunting is the m ajor factor caus­ Wells Store was run by Mr. and
am m unition and lubricating oil, ing this decline, the indiscrim in­ Mrs. Eldon Scripter.
the cargo craft has taken p art in ate killing of either sex and flock
6.50 x 18 tire* and tub«« alio
m any assault engagem ents where shooting has no doubt been a con­ 18 inch Chevrolet wheel«. Call
her gun crews have fought Jap tributing factor. Also the kid 5331 between 1:00 and 8:00 p.m.
planes while others of the crew crop has been very poor during
93 N. Main
Ph. 6211
and Mrs. ’ Jam . es ' Mackie
the past three years and it is be- . Mr. ____
discharged cargo.
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Ashland, Oregon
The MERGREZ’ motto is “pour lieved that cold spring rains, pre- M ..
dators and possibly disease have .
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Pv"St coup e
it on.’’
been m ajor factors responsible
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eit house was
for the heavy loss of kids. In.
view of these conditions, it is im- 1
peratise that the rem aining an-
On the Cruiser Louisville in the telops herds be carefully m anag­
Pacific—Stanley M. Joh n s o n, ed to prevent their elim ination on
ship’s cook, first class, USNR, some ranges.
whose wife, Helen, lives at 155
Window glass, p a in t oil, and
6th St., Ashland, Oregon was at
his station on this ship when turpentine at Marshall-Wells, on
news of the final capitulation of the Plaza. Phone 2-1231.
the Japanese was announced over
Drag saw and gaso/ine engine,
the loud speaker in m id-after­
also 1 */« reciprocating w a t e r
noon, Aug. 14.
It wasn’t a riotous reception pump. Will sell cheap. Call 5331
with which the crew greeted the between 1:00 and 8 p.m.
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news. The feeling was rather one
Rheumatism and Arthritis
of relief, because the tension had
I suffered for years and am so
been so great in the closing days
thankful that I was cured of this
of the war.
Following the announcement, terrible affliction th at I will glad­
Capt. Rex L. Hicks, Command­ ly answer anyone w riting me for
ing Officer, of 4000 Cathedral information.
Mrs. Anna Pautz
ave., Washington. D. C., address­
P. O. Box 825
ed the crew .explaining that the
Vancouver, W ashingtor
w ar would not be over for the
Stanley M. Johnsen
on Cruiser Louisville
plus
Oeenn
O'RfEFf
at Bebe Plain, Vermont
1873. Came to Ashland
and moved to Calilorm a
Be is survived by one
Fred S. of Portland, Ore.
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