Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, July 18, 1946, Image 7

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    Southern Oregon New« Review Thursday, July 18, 1946
THE JACKSONVILLE MINER
Medford Minister
Speaks at J’ville
Pioneer Community
To Get Dump («round
Mrs. T A B u m fiel and g ra n d ­
son, G ary Moore, re tu rn ed hom e
S unday from San Diego, Calif. |
Bert Rostid is going to p erm it w here they have been visiting
D uring the abaence of Kev. L.
a rig h t of w ay for a road to a Mrs. B u rn fiel’s d au g h ter and son
M ichelm ure, Sunduy, Rev. Je w tt
I*. Bruy of M edford »poke to the
Jo in t Installation of officers of 40 acre bit of land on top of in law, Mr. and Mrs. LaM ontei
Juckaonville congregation. O ut of
by
I.O.O.F, lodge No. 10 and R uth Jacksonbille hill w here the resi- Dewey and family.
Mrs. Geo. M axwell of M edford
tow n viaitora at church Sunduy
G ladys H am ilton
i R ebekah lodge No. 4 was held on i dents of Jacksonville will have a
was in Jacksonville, S unday,
w ere form er reaidenta of Juck-
¡July the 12th w ith the C entral ¡city dum p.
,
aonville, Mrs. G rieves of P ortland
The county co u rt is w orking on visiting friends.
TO
Russell M cIntyre is getting . P oint degree team doing the in-
who is visiting her son Jack
J stalling, besides the m em bers arran g em en ts to tu rn th e land
E
rnest
M
cIntyre
re
tu
rn
ed
from
(
along
nicely
according
to
his
fath
G rieves und fam ily of M edford,
from C entral P oint a v isito r was over to th e city of Jacksonville. 'D ublic, G eorgia on Ju ly the 8th j
who accom panied Mrs. G rieves er who ju st retu rn ed from D ub­ over from M edford. A bout sev en ­ As soon as the road has been
R obert E. Jew el is on th e sick
and others of the fam ily who also lin, Georgia w here Russell is a ty five guests and m em bers w it­ com pleted the land will be plac­ list this week.
live in Medford.
ed in the hands of th e city.
putient n the Naval h o s p i t a l . ^ nessed the cerem ony.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie S u th erlan d
According to C ounty Ju d g e J. of New York who have been
AT
O ddfellow s taking office were
Mrs.
T.
A.
B
urnfeil
reports
th
a
t
B.
Colem
an
m
any
com
plaints
(•ra n t Cum m ings spent the
G ordon K im ball, noble grand;
visiting at th e hom e of Mrs. S uth
week end visiting w ith his p a r­ h er new grandson und his m other Jack M cDaniel, vice gran d ; Bill have been m ade this spring and erlands paren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
sum
m
er
because
of
.people
dum
p,
ents, Mr und Mrs. IL C. C um ­ Mrs LuM onte Dewey, who is Mrs Johnson, w arden; Bill C am pbell,
H enry Conger. They left by plane
mings, the youngest son, Hay, B urnfiel’s d au g h ter are getting C onductor; C laude P erry , inside ing along county roads and p ri­ S unday to re tu rn home.
vate
property.
W
hen
offenders
was ulso hom e from Forest s e r­
g uardian; G us Sanger, outside
along nicely
On the 10th of Ju ly , Mrs. John
vice camp,
guardian; A rt Hinkle, rig h t su p ­ have been located they have u s­
Solve the problem o f
Mr. und Mrs. G. A. K im ball
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge DeMoss p o rter to noble gran d ; Dave ually cleaned up the mess which N iederm yer and Mrs. Hom er
buying
reasonably by vis­
Conger en tertain ed at th e fo rm ­
have us th eir guest. Mr. K im ball’s received a letter from th eir son, Dorn, left su p p o rter of noble they made.
e
r’s
hom
e
for
Mrs.
Leslie
S
u
th
e
r­
fath er Michuel C antie of P asa­ Carl, who is on O kinaw a, stating grand; E rnie Lind, secretary ; A l­
iting our store where you
land Ne’ Leona C onger)
bert H eckert, trea su rer; R obert
dena, Calif. Mr. C antie will be
1 an still buy at N O R M A L
here for u two weeks vacation. th at he m ay be able to leave for Decker, chaplain.
home on the first of A ugust.
He arriv ed on Ju ly the 13th.
R ebekahs installed W innifred
PRICES.
K im ball, noble grand; M arjorie
Mr. and Mrs. P eter Fick, Mr.
M cDaniel, vice grand; H e le n and Mrs. O tto N icderm yer, Mr.
Lam b, w arden; Mrs. H aw kins, and Mrs. George W endt, Mr. and
Union Service S tation
conductor; M abie M cCullie, in- Mrs. Eddie Heim, Mrs. Stella
Iside g uardian; Ludie Sanger, o u t­ Beach and her son, R obert Beach
237 East M ain St.
side g uardian; Zola Fick, right w ere included am ong guests w h o 1
A shland, Oregon
I ¡supporter to the noble grand; attended the w edding in M edford
1 Selm a Hazen, left su p p o rter to S unday of Preston Card, and his
the noble grand; Rae Schaffer, New York Bride,
The Peoples Store
MEN’S
right su p p o rter to vice grand;
S tap le and F ancy Groceries,
Loree Lind left su p p o rte r to vice
OVF.RAI I S
*
F resh V egetables, D ry Goods,
grand; G race B row nlee, m usi­
U. S. MAILBOXES
cian; E leanor Dick, secretary ;
Shoes, G rain, Feed, etc
N adine Coffm an, trea su rer; M aur
Heavy steel, family style black
Final en ro llm en t figures for
*
Jacksonville, Oregon
een Sovde, chaplain.
the first sum m er session shows
R efreshm ents w ere serv ed at the S o u th ern Oregon College
Aluminum
the close of the m eeting by Mrs. leading in percentage of increase
Zola Fick, Selm a Hazen and Mrs over the o th er tw o colleges of
Jessie Teal
education in Oregon, ts en ro ll­
m ent of 222 is tw ice as great as
Choose a profitable post war
Mr. and Mrs. Roy S m ith, Mr. th a t of th e E astern College.
professional c areir—
and Mrs. T hane S m ith and fam ­
M onm outh has 332 students;
C H IR O P R A C T IC
5c to $1.00 Store
ily and S hyril Sm ith held a fam ­
this figure rep resen ts only a 42.5
Attend a four vear accredited
ily picnic Sunday.
I suffered for years and am so
college in New York. Chicago.
% increase in en ro llm en t over
th an k fu l th a t I found relief from
Indianapolis.
Portland.
or
the corresponding period of a
this te rrib le affliction th a t I will
Toronto, under the G. I. Bill
y ear ago. W hereas the accum ula­
g ladly an sw er anyone w ritin g m e
of Rights.
tive enrollm ent figure for th e full
for inform ation. Mrs A nna Pautz,
E,„ fu r th e i in fo rm a tio n , w r ite
sum m er a t SOC is expected to
P. O. Box 825, V ancouver, W ash.
National Chiropractic
exceed 350.
Pel. Adv. — NUE-OVO L ab o rat-
Association. Inc.
The second sum m er session,
! o n es
N a tio n a l B id « .
W e h . t .i C ity . Io w a
starts on Ju ly 22.
The post session tw o-w eek
w orkshop will be held from S ept
em ber 2 to S ep tem b er 14. This
w orkshop is designed to assist
people renew or secure em erg en ­
cy certificates to teach in the e le ­
m entary schools of the state.
Lodges Installed
By C. Point Team
Jacksonville
Ramblings
Jacksonville
SHOPS
SAVE
McIntyre’s
J’ville Residents ..
Attend Card Wedding
Ralph A. Foster
T H IS W E E K
at METZ
McIntyre
Mercantile Co.
1
$2.63
98c
79«
SOC Enrollment Is
Rapidly Increasing
V e te r a n s
METZ
RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITUS
H ere’s ONE th in g
“tyoccU
that d o esn ’t cost
fa tty .
King H am m urabi of B abylon
established th e first w age con­
trols of recorded history in 2285
B. C., covering v irtu ally all in
d u strial, ag ric u ltu ral and com
m ercial pursuits.
m ore to d a y ...
Monuments
Marble - Granite
Bronze
n G reyhound
BURNS AGENCY
ticket co sts LE S S I
"O N
THE
PLAZA"
HAY CARRIERS
HAY HANGERS
Fares in Oregon now down to VA4 per mile!
H. G. Travis, Agent
on to the people.. .in the form o f
the lowest fares in O regon, and
more frequent service than ever!
Actually,(these fares have been
reduced in a d v a n c e . . . b efore
increased patronage has yet devel­
oped. This is because PacificGrey-
hou nd/’woui, intimately, thetrans-
pon ation needs o f O regon com ­
m unities... and has faith in their
futuredevelopm entand progress.
1 0 1 East Main
HAY TRACKS
HAY CABLE
(New and used)
IN
JACKSONVILLE
YES, it is unusual, in these days o f
"sky-high** p rices. . . but Pacific
Greyhound fares in O regon have
actually been reduced, because the
service is being increased!
As O regon com m unities grow ,
as Pacific Greyhound adds more
service, more and more people
r id e ...a n d G reyhound’s cost o f
operation per passenger goes dow n.
A n d Greyhound passes this saving
So Plan Now For The Next Cutting. Get
Your Equipment Replaced at the ASH­
LAND GENERAL HARDWARE
• I T ’S
Coleman’s
/u r
HARDWARE SUPPLIES
We have all equipment necessary for in­
stallation of modern haying methods
MOWER PARTS
PITTMAN RODS
SICKLES
HARNESS
Get Your Machines Ready Now . . .
STEEL BLOCKS
HORSESHOES
FOR GIFTS
Jacksonville
AGATE SHOP
AGATE & MYRTLEWOOD
JEWELRY
Call Jacksonville 191
Phone 8 1 8 1
G ifts for Anniversaries
anil
ALL
F E S T IV E
PITCH FORKS
HORSESHOE NAILS
We also have a big new supply of sheep
.hearing aids such as . . .
CREOSOTE D ll’
PESTROY DDT
BRANDING LIQUID
HYDROX LIVESTOCK Spray
Ashland General Hardware
Br'oa Greyhonml lins Depot
Corner Pioneer anil C
Phone $ J a I
O C C A S IO N S
PACIFIC GREYHOUND
C onvenient, D ep en d a b le L o ca l Service
FOR GOOD BUYS IN
PROPERTY, see
MAGAZINES
FOUNTAIN SERVICE.
GREYHOUND TAVERN
SANDWICHES
BEER
W. A. CHILDERS
REAL ESTATE
COFFEE
SOFT DRINKS
Phone 692
Jacksonville, Oregon
i t
HAIR STYLING TO F it
PERSO NALITY
OPAL’S BEAUTY SHOP
OPEN FVI RY DAY EXCEPT TUESDAY
Phone $ 1 2
Jacksonville
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