SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1946
ture and waa elected speaker of
the house of represeututives dur
ing the 1941 session.
JACKSONVILLE NEWS
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For a Progressiva.
vention banquet.
The Junior class presented Yokely Carroll was a culler in Bemta, California.
On May 13th Ruth Rebekah Mr. and M rs. Maddux are en Robert Farrell Seeks
Business-Like Administration
their annual play on Friday night on an extended trip through the
lodge met for regular session. joying a visit with friends, Mr. State Secretary Job
with a good attendance, John middle west.
Harr, English teacher, and direc Miss Mary Hurst of Eugene, The next meeting will be a short and Mrs. C. Pentecost of Comp
tor ot the play chose for his cast Oregon was a recent caller in meeting but all members are urg ton, California. Mr. Pentecost is 11 Robert S. Farrell Jr., will seek
in the play (Lights Out) the fol Jacksonville. She ca l i e d on ed to be there as it is election of broker in real estate and Mrs. renomination to the office of Sec
lowing students: Eva Cleammer, friends and relatives while here. I officers and then the lodge mem Pentecost u nurse. They are tak retary of State in the primary
Helen Sharp, Dick Peters, Gloria Word has been received from bers will attent the Rebekah As ing their vacation at this time election on May 17. Now serving
Fair, Betty Johnson, Stanley Mar Mrs. Sophia Coon of Calif, that sembly which will be in Medford and will make an extended trip his first term in that important i
tin, Lorrain Bowden, Elden Gun her husband passed away on the from the 20th of May through the which will take them into Wash position Farrell is a native of
ter, Bobby Van Gelder, Joyce 30th of April. Mrs. Coon is a 23rd.
ington and Canuda. They have Oregon, u member of a distingu
Wolff, and Jim Hampton, other sister of the late Caliata H. Mr. and Mi's. Town who live spent sevverul of their vacations ished pioneer family and a life
on the Old Stage Road enjoyed a in Oregon along the Rogue. We long republican.
members of the class acted as Smith.
ushers, for the evening. The Mrs. Pearl Kitchen is on the visit from their son, Arnold who hope that they will come again.
In commenting on his candi
was home on leave from the Rev. L. H. Mitchelmore prepar dacy
younger pupils of the school had sick list this week.
for re-election Farrell said:
the opportunity to see the play as It is reported that Gus Heine Navy.
ed a special program for Moth "During my term as secretary of
a matinee on Thursday afternoon. is better, and was allowed to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Curl were ers day and the choir sang select state 1 have endeavored to con
The play was enjoyed by all who have his wife visit him for awhile business callers at the L. E. Ham ed songs for the duy which wus duct the many and varied duties
got to see it.
enjoyed by the attending moth-1 of that office in a prompt, effi
J The community hopes for a ilton home, Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Heckert and 1 speedy recovedy for all of the The sheep shearers were at the ers.
cient and courteous manner. If
Morgan ranch on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whiteside and nominated and elected I shall
daughter, Anita, Mr. and Mrs. L. ones who are ill.
The Kimball real estate re Mrs. Myrtle Arnold decorated Mr. and Mrs. Gregory of Med continue those efforts and will
E. Mamilton and son, Lyle were
ford visited with Mr. and Mrs. give sincere and conscientious
among those who viewed the port another place sold. The the church for Mothers day.
picture of Bells of St. Mary's on Frank Sauer place was sold to A. R. Livingston and G. W. Roy G. Smith on Friday evening. service to the many boards and
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Mitchel commissions of which the sec
Mr and Mi's. Ellis Stratton of Godward are on the sick list
Thursday night.
this week.
more left Monday for the Gen retary of state is a member."
Mrs. Nellie Niedermyer and eral Assembly which is being
Married and the father of two
Mrs. Gertrude Martin went to held in Atlantic City. They will daughters Farrell is a member of
Eugene for the week and attend I go by way of Seattle where they the Oregon Bar Association, and
ed the Campus festivities g'ven will leave the twins to visit with was a practicing attorney prior
RALPH
in honor of Mothers day each their grandmother, Charles wil to his election. Previously he ser
TRY OUR
sstay with Mr. and Mrs. Roy ved as a member of the legisla-
spring.
The Canning committee was Martin and finish out the school
pleased with the success of the term. They expect to be back
sale sponsored by the P.T.A. for about the second week in June.
I The services for the following QUICK RELIEF FROIY.
Candidata for Republican
the benefit of the lunch room.
Phone 3281
Nomination for
Cloyd Lee Porter and his Sundays have been planned and Symptoms of Distress Arising from
wife are expected to arrive this the schedule will be as follows.
| week from Arizona for an ex May 19 to Medford Camp of STO M A C H ULCERS
COUNTY JUDGE
tended visit with Mr. Porters Gideons will take charge for that due to EXCESS A C ID
In the May Primary
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. day. May 26th, Women of the Free ■ookTolls of HemeTreatment that
Commings.
church will have charge and” on Moat Help o r it Will Cast You Nothing
MAY 17
The Royal neighbors held a the 2nd of June will be The Bac- O ve r tw o m illio n h o ttlM o f th e W I L L A 111)
A T M K N T havn t>r<-n »ol«l fo r r r lli 'f of
lnncheon in honor of the ladies calaurate service for the class of T R K p to
A SUCCESSFUL FARMER
On the Plaza
in M o f (llHlrtwM « r l.tn s from Stom ach
who cooked and served the con- 46. June 9th has not been plan •ym
«n il OwoOonol Ulcer« duo to UaotS« AclO —
Experienced in Jackson County
D l|» « tl« n , Sour or Up»»« S tem ach ,
Jacksonvill Tuesday after being ned as yet. We hope there will be O Wear
aw lne««. H e a rtb u rn . Sleepleetnces. etc.,
Management
a good crowd out
duo to Sice«« AclO. Hold on 15 <iny» tr ia l!
Paid adv.
Ask fo r ••W lllerO '« M eseeae" w h ich fu lly
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BILLINGS
Wardrobe Cleaners
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
YOU CAN TRAVEL
BY TRAIN TO
CALIFORNIA!
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
JACKSON
In the Matter of the Estate of
HARRY HENDERSON, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, by an Or
der of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County
of Jackson, duly made and enter
ed on the 24th day of April, 1946,
was duly appointed Administra
tor of the Estate of Harry Hen
derson, deceased, and that he has
duly qualified as such Adminis
trator.
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All persons havln claims again
st said Estate are hereby notified
to present the same, duly verifi
ed, as required by law, to him at
the office of Van Dyke and Lom
bard, Attorneys, Swedenb u r g
Building, Ashland, Oregon, with
in six months of the date of this
notice.
Dated and first published this
24th day of April, 1946.
C. M. Litwiller
Administrator
Van Dyke and Lombard
Attorneys for Estate.
explain» th ia tre a tm e n t
free
at
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VOTE 25X
VERN SMITH
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
MAY 17 PRIMARIES
Plenty c
• Born at Oregon City, 1907. Resident of Jack-
son County over 20 years. Married and have
three children.
, :n now.
•
Served since 1941 as chairman of Infantile
Paralysis drive for Southern end of County.
•
Chairman of Boy Scout Committee, Troop
12 for three years.
• Four years in U. S. Navy, 1927-1931.
Just tele*:" s/se us for
tickets and reservations.
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The friendly Southern Ratifie
• Inspector of construction Oregon State High
way Department
• Public relations and fire suppression officer
for U. S. Forest Service. Rogue River Na
tional Forest.
• Hired by Sheriff Syd Brown, from Ashland
City Police Department in 1941, to become
Chief of Investigations for Jackson County,
in which capacity served continuously until
March 1946. Oldest employee in continuous
Service.
STANDS FO R . . .
• Rigid
Sales.
inspection
of livestock at
Auction
• Sheriff'4 County Patrol, designed principally
for protection and aid to rural areas.
I Capable, experienced and
ployees.
courteous em-
•
Endorses legislative action holding open
county delinquent tax lands for a 30-day
period for veterans purchase rights before
public sale, to be used for building purposes.
Experienced and Courteous Public Service
Paid Political Adv.
H. H. MAYBERRY, Agent
Phone 7501