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s o u 11II KN ORI GON MINER, THURSDAY, JUNI a7> ,<,46 THE JACKSONVILLE NEWS Garden Club Has An Installation * w ho p re se n te d euch officei w ith a corsage. T he ladies in sta lle d w ere Miss I la n e lla n le y , p re sid e n t, M is. M ina C o n le y ,1st vice p re sid e n t, M is. H elen H eed, second vice M ills, Ja c k so n v ille G u ld e n C lu b rncl p re s id e n t, Mrs. D o ro th y lust w eek a t tin- h<unc <»i M i k . tre a s u re r, M is E liz a b e th H eck ert C a th e rin e F a rle y mi th e Ju c k so n s e c re ta ry ; Mrs. M yrtle A rnold, h is to ria n and Mrs. A d d ie S inets, v ille h ig h w a y , O ffic e r:, w ere in sta lle d by Mrs. A n n a C olem an lin ru ria n . by Gladys Hamilton ures of the ow ners of the hotel is Mrs. I,. (I. C e n te r a n d Mrs. It. in the m ueseum and they w ere a The Jacksonville M useum loc 'I'. N ichol, both hud w ritte n r e handsom e couple, the price list ated in the Olo H istorical hotel p o rts on the s ta te m e e tin g of th e of groceries a t th a t time are here f e d e ra tio n ol a rd e n C lu b s w hich was erected by Mr. and Mm. Geo. so th a t we know th a t o u r food of w as held on J u n e 10th an d 11th, llo lte in the y ear of 1888 and is today is not too expensive. The a t E ugene T he re p o rts w in e e n on East C alifornia St. The hours boom days had its inflation prices are tro m i l l a.m. till 5 p.m. each w hich we hope w on't he so high jo y e d by tb e ladies. Mrs. N ell F in n ey told of th e day of the week and the c a re ta k again. c lu b 's e x h ib it a t the M en's G a r ers are Mr. and Mrs. W illia m 1 Names of Visitors at Mueseum d e n C lu b rose show h e ld in 1 F orrested who have been there G ra n ts P ass May 31 a n d J u n e 1 for past two m onths. A fter op en Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Sum m ers S h e w as a ssisted by M rs. E liz a ing it on the 15th of A pril and and fam ily of O akley, Kansas. b e th H e c k e rt w ho p re se n te d a in this tim e t h e y have had ovei Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Welch of A k ra d io sc rip t by Mrs. S a d ie N ichol tw o thousand v is ito n from all ron, Ind Mr Ernie Lesh, O ntario. w h ich w as c a rrie d o v e r KG AC a t p arts of the S tates, from C anada Mrs. C. F. Patz, Tw in Falls, Ida. arid from Alaska. Mrs. F o rrester Mr. and Mrs. K enneth B urbank, C01 vallis. Mrs. S a d ie N ichol w as a w a rd e d reports her work of m eeting the F reep o rt HI. E. C. Johnson Non th e door prize. H ostesses for the stran g ers and listening to theii M illine Helen B lackm an, Peoria, a fte rn o o n w e re Miss lla n le y , Mrs. com m ents and telling them o f ! III. W ilbur H. Enghtrom , Des A d la G w in and Mrs. H elen Reed. the treasures in the building is Moines, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. H. M rs. N ichol and Mrs. M cK ee interesting. For the m usic lovers Van Dyke, G rand Raids, Mich. p o u re d tea an d m e m b e rs en jo y e d .ill w ant to know il the old organ Tom m y W right, H arve, Mont. th e to u r of the E a rle y ’s g a rd e n . will play, w hen told th at it is in Mr. and Mrs. A. G. M cCormick, T h e m e m b e rs p re s e n t w ere the w orking order they set dow n to Minn. H A. J u rk in and K ate M esdam es W. A. C h ild e rs, A nna play and enjoy the soft tones of S telle, New York City, N.Y. J. A. C olem an, M ina C onley, Edna the m usie box. As you look at Nicholson, Stockholm , Sask. B en E vans, C a th a rin e E arley , N elle the d ifferen t things you w onder nie C urrier, Hastings, Nebr. Alice F in n e y , M ary G o d w a rd , A dla at the history th a t has taken D. Brown, A rkansas, City, Kan. G w in , E liz a b e th H e c k e rt, H a ttie place w ithin a few short years, Gold»- and Doris G arrison, V ir H en d rick so n , Lois M cK ee, D oro the advance in the fire fighting ginia City, Mont. R. Jones, K an th y M ills, S ad ie N ichol an d equipm ent and helm ets w orn by sas C ity, Kan. Mrs. B ertha B u r H elen Reed. V isitors fo r th e a fte r the firem en of years gone by is rows, Xenia, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. noon w ere Mrs. F u lle r, M rs. N e l in great contrast to w hat is used Geo. Koch, Dennison, Iowa. F. W. DELICIOUS FLAVORED son Mrs. C h a rle s O ffe n b a c h e r now, the g ian t tusks, teeth and M cKensize and son, Om aha, Neb. v ertabraes of prehistoric anim als, R uby Lee Jo h n s and B etty Jean an d d a u g h te r G ayle. M ilk Jacksonville A I r ip Thru Jacksonville Museum Interest Tourists Ramblings RELAXING and (Z&otiny Chocolate It's the dainty handw ork, each item V T ruly Delicious D oubly Rich and Have one today— Schafer’s Cafe T h e K im b a lls re p o rt th e sale th e Bill W in n in g h a m p ro p e rty th e m o u th of F o rre st C reek Mr. an d M rs. G. B. W oodson Ja c k so n v ille . Jacksonville's Only Union Cafe California Street as m eals w ere served to the m in ers and cow punchers as well as the trad ers and freighters and stagecoach passengers. The pict- r , A q u iet w edding was held on the 15th of J u n e w hen Miss B etty Je a n Rock becam e the bride of Jo h n H am aer. The young couple are g rad u ates of Jacksonville High school. H am aker served for about tw o years in the E uropean T h eater of O perations from w hich he has lately re tu rn ed . B etty was one of this years g ra duates. Closed Each Tuesday IN JACKSO NVII I I VIRGINIA MADDUX GIVES SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY I T ’S Coleman’s FOR THE /or HARDWARE SUPPLII S BEST IN FOODS THIS SUMMER Try O ur Fresh F ruits and Vegetables LOR GILTS Jacksonville* AGATE SHOP miLLtfi’S AGATE & MYR I I I W (X )I) JEWELRY GROCERY Call Jacksonville >91 Formerly Cline’s Jacksonville Oregon George R. Miller, Prop. G ifts fo r Anniversaries and June Weddings We'll help you keep a cool head Mrs. V irginia M addux, assisted by Mrs. G e rtru d e M artin e n te r tained h er S unday school class on F riday at h er home, The ladies served lunch to the following boys, Lyle H am ilton, Dick S an ford, R ichard Sovde, Donald M y er, H erm an M yer, F rank D itte, G ene Reed, Eddie Reinking. R on nie M cIntyre, H arold Jord an , and B ruce S tew art. P eyton Sentence to Be Passed Friday W illiam E. Peyton, 25, Jac k so n ville w ar v eteran and fa th e r of three children was found g uilty of sta tu to ry rape by a circu it court ju ry in M edford T uesday afternoon. P eyton was indicted several w eeks ago on charges in volving a 16 y ear old girl. P eyton received the v erd ict quietly. S entence will be passed on F riday by C ircuit Ju d g e H er bert K. Hanna. EVERYONE IS INVITED this summer OPAL’S BEAUTY SHOP OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT TUESDAY Phone j i a Jacksonville DANCE SATURDAY, June 29 U. S. Hall EVERYBODY’S TALKING! ABO UT V ITA M IN S , and scientific research has proven their necessity for good health. John R. Norris Buried On Monday FOODS McIntyre Mercantile Co. Modern Refrigeration JACKSONVILLE J u ly 13 will be a big barb ecu e day in P o rtlan d for th ree p la n e loads of Hollyw ood celebraties w ho w ill feast on Jo h n D ay beef in a settin g p a tte rn e d a fte r Stuch ell’s saloon, an old Jack so n v ille lan d m ark . T he ev en t is p a rt of th e p u b licity p lan n ed for th e W orld p re m iere of “C anyon P assag e” the E arn est Haycox sto ry w hich was film ed in O regon w ith a Ja c k so n ville background. M uch of th e action in th e sto ry tak es place in the old saloon. Siilm cribe for T he M iner today. M usic by Sonnys’ Band fSS'j Everybody Can Find . . . their favorite vitamin products in the complete vitamins sections at WESTERN T H R IF T STORE in Medford. Everybody Who Shops . . . Sou’hern Oregon's Vitamins Headquarters . . . Finds Medford’s Lowest Prices Finds Authentic Vitamin Information Finds Medford’s l argest Variety. Over joo kinds and sizes WESTERN THRIFT STORE 30 North Central ¡ C o n g ratu latio n s to Mi. ana Mrs. Jo h n H arnaker from the com m unity. The com m unity is saddened by th e loss of tw o old friends this week. Mr. Edens was a very q u iet m an, so is the rest of the fam ily, b u t they have a lot of frien d s here. Jo h n N orris, who had been an a rd e n t m em ber of the IOO F lodge No. 10 since 1908, and who had held offices in the S u b o rd in ate, Encam pm ent, and who was a p ast captain o f the C anton will be m issed by his b ro th er m em bers. Mr. and Mrs. C harles, are the proud p aren ts of a baby boy who DeArm ond m ill has receiv was born Ju n e 22. He weighed ed The a new coat of pain t which im six pounds. the looks of th e mill. A gain the fact is b ro ught home proves Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bowm an th a t the yo u n g er ch ildren need have as th eir guests th eir d a u g h t a play ground. T he sw im m ing er and grandson. Mrs F ran k R ob pools a r e too far aw ay from inson and son Edw ard of Seattle, m ost youngsters. Mr. W endt had W ashington. tried unsuccessfully to keep the ch ild ren aw ay from the ponds of w ater th a t form in th e old gold dredging area. The gold dredging people had prom ised to fill ail d irt back in a fte r the dredging was com pleted b u t this was n ev e r done. E dw ard Robinson, was very lucky th a t T /S g t. Phillips was near. Price, W elslaco, Tex. Mr. and o Mrs. O scar Olson, C leburne, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Gustefson, A dam s N. D. Mr and Mrs. J. Staggs, Tucson, Ariz. Rita C h am berlin, Chicago, III. C. W. Tw ight, Fargo, N.D. E. P. L indsay and Lloyd L indsay of Anchorage, F u n eral services for J o h n R. , A laska N orris, well know n re sid e n t of Jack so n v ille who passed aw ay at ADREAL CHAPTER his hom e T hursday, J u n e 20, HOLDS LAST MEETING w ere held a t the C onger-M orris A d real c h a p te r held th eir last chapel 10:00 A. M. M onday, Ju n e m eeting last T h u rsd ay evening u n til n e x t fall. T he ch a p te r clos 24, w ith th e R everend H arry W arm w eath er m eans cool ed for th e su m m er w ith a pot H ansen officiating. Mr. N orris w as born F eb ru a ry luck su p p er for all m em bers and ing foods. 16, 1877 a t W au tu ag a County, th eir families. N orth C arolina. He cam e to O re Come im and shop a t o u r Mr. E rnest M cIntyre left last gon in 1904 w h ere he has since | T hursday m orning for Dublin, been connected w ith th e fru it ev erfresh vegetable c o u n te r ! G eorgia w here he w ill visit w ith an d logging in d u stry . He was w here a continual sp ray keeps his son R ussell who is confined, forem an for several orchards and to the N aval H ospital for tre a t grew a crop of W inter N ellis our foods fresh and g reen m ent. Mrs. Thelm a M cIntyre is assisting in the store du rin g his p ears on th e M idvalle o rch ard on th e Jack so n v ille highw ay th at absence. Mr. and Mrs. S te w art have re won th e gold m edal a t the San tu rn ed from th eir vacation trip Francisco E xposition in 1915. to th e m iddle w estern states. He has been a m em ber of J a c k C harles M itchelm ore left last sonville IOOF lodge No. 10 for w eek to spend p a rt of his su m fo rty years and held m any offices m er vacation w ith his g ra n d p a r of d istin ctio n in all branches of ents in W ashington. The Peoples Store Mr. and Mrs. Don P arsons of the order. Mr. N orris is su rv iv ed by his Los Angeles, C alifornia arriv ed S taple and Fancy G roceries, on Ju n e 10 to spend th eir vaca- i w idow, M amie F. N orris of J a c k F resh V egetables, Dry Goods, tion w ith Mr .and Mrs. Lee M ad sonville, tw o sons, A ubrey and Shoes, G rain, Feed, etc dux. C arl N orris of M edford, and tw o Mr. and Mrs. G. B. G oddard b ro thers, J o n a th a n of N orth C ar Jacksonville, Oregon had as th eir guesets last w eek Mr olina and M ilton of D illard, O re G oddards sister and b ro th er in gon. law Mr. and Mrs. C arrol Jam es H onorary pall bearers w ere and d au g h ter Jo an from O ly m p ia ,1 from Siskiyou lodge No. 16 and Wash. active pall bearers w ere from the Mrs, M ary N orvelle left last w eek to spend the sum m er in Jack so n v ille IOO F lodge No. 10. A ctive p allb earers includ e d P o rtlan d w ith h er parents. Mr. H enry N iederm yer and G eorge B row nlee, A lb ert H eck F ran k Clogston spent the week ert, Gus Sanger, C larence Buck, end in P o rtlan d w ith the M ed Hollis arks, and C het P urcell. ford G un Club. They are m e m -' Noble G rand A ndy DeG raff, and C haplain Dave D orn had bers of th a t organization. Mr. and Mrs. C het W endt are ch arg e of services at the g ra v e spending th eir vacation in Calif. side. Many beau tifu l flow ers The Misses Joyce N eiderm yer, w ere m ute offerings of the frie n d C h arlo tte N eiderm yer, and Enid ship of the people who knew S k in n e r are now hom e for th eir him. Hym ns w hich w ere ren d ered su m m er vacation from college. Mr. an d Mrs. Roy S m ith have at the services w ere his favorites, had new shingles p u t on th eir “Rock of Ages" and “My Face Looks Up”. house. Let us help you w ith your food conservation problems. S tu ch ell’s Salooni Furnishes Setting TO I W illiam J Edens passed aw ay Friday at is hom e in Jac k so n v il le. Mr. Edens was born in J o h n son County, Tennessee, M arch 2, 1 1877 and had m ade his hom e in Southern O regon for the past tw enty years. Besides his wife, S arah Edens, he leaves th ree children. F red W Edens, Union; George E. Edens and Mrs. F ran k Clogston, J a c k sonville; three gran d ch ild ren ; a brother, E. L. Edens, Tennessee and a sister, Mrs. N annie Fenton, Medford. F u n eral services w ere held Ju n e 26, at the C onger-M orris Chapel w ith the Rev. Law rence M itchelm ore officiating. In te r m ent was in the Jack so n v ille ce m etery. Rock-Hamaker Rites ' at Jacksonville Jacksonville Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. of in the place has its ow n m erits a t and is well w orth the tim e th a t to is spent in the room which no of doubt has seen m any a gay time, by G ladys H am ilton W. J. Edens Dies In Jacksonville Phone Medford 3874 FOR GOOD BUYS IN PROPERTY, see W. A. CHILDERS REAL ESTATE Phone 691 Veterans Choose a profitable post war professional career— C H IR O P R A C T IC Attend a four vear accredited college in New York. Chicago. Indianapolis. Portland. or Toronto, under the (• I Rill of Rights. Fm Jacksonville, Oregon f u r lh n tu lin mull.rh w ilt» National Chiropractie Association. Inc. Seattle Boy Saved From Drowning Fri. E d w ard R obinson of S eattle w ho is visiting his gran d p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. H. L. B ow m an of Jacksonville, n early drow n e d F rid ay afternoon in an old d re d ge pond on the D eA rm ond L um b er com pany m ill pro p erty n ear Jacksonville. R obinson was in com pany w ith nine o th er boys and w hile sw im m ing was e n th er strick en w'ith cram ps or stepped into a deep hole. He w ent dowrn and becam e lodged in m ud at the bottom. T Sgt. Jo h n M. Phillips, arm y recru iter, who w as fishing n e a r by was attra cted to the scene by the com m otion plunged in and b ro ught the boy to shore. P hillips applied artificial resp iratio n for tw en ty m inutes before the C on ger-M orris am bulance and pul- m otor arrived. Robinson was tak en to the S ac red H eart hospital w here he was released the n ex t m orning. W » can keep your old re frigerator going until the new . ones are available. Ask to see our line of Chil chests, Walk-In Coolers, and refrigerated display cases. RELIABLE Refrigeration Service "Prompt and E fficient” M. L. Evans zlwy Make-Any Time Any Place Jacksonville Oregon D 4 R Deodorant Cream, 85c jar now on sale, 65c. LaMarre Drug Store WE W ill SO O N H A V E S T A N D A R D M A K I'S O l NEW RADIOS, ELECTRIC RANGES. REFRIGERATORS AND OIL HEATING STOVES On easy credit terms at the BOB LEE RADIO ELECTRIC JACKSONVILLE V Phone 141