Southern Oregon New» Review, Thursday, August 8, 194*
THE JACKSONVILLE MINER
Cold Storage Plant
For Jacksonville
Historical Society
Is Planning Drive
A new cold storage plant is in
the offing for Jacksonville ac­
cording to C. C. Goeff who is
planning on installing a locker
plant in his building on Califor­
nia street. As soon as m aterials
are available Mr Goeff will be­
gin building.
.
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Edwards
Becomes
Town’s Marshall
DeArmond Mill Sold to
Jackson Creek Lumber Co.
Henry Edwards, resident of
Jacksonville for several years
was appointed marshal last week
by the city council. His duties
will consist of supervising the
fire departm ent and enforcing
law in the community.
Isaac Coffman, who has been
Marshal, has been transferred to
the city water departm ent where
he will be superintendent of w at­
er and also sexton.
Mrs. John Niederm ier
Mr and Mr
and children, Nancy and Bruce
i returned from the coast Thurs
day.
_______ _ _
We take orders
for
Raleigh Products
The Southern Oregon histori­
The DeArmond Lum ber com
cal society, which is affiliated
puny was sold last week to the TWO CANDIDATES ADVANCE
with the State historical society,
Jackson Creek Lum ber Company IN LODGE WORK MONDAY
is muking u drive for m em ber­
Inc. Operations, under the direct­
Fred Lucas and Laura Taylor
ships in Jacksonville and vicinity
ion of Dorothy E. Dowson, p re­ each advanced a step further into
W E A LSO H A V E —
Leader of the drive in Jackson­
sident and A. C. Cleek, general the ranks of lodge members on
ville is Mrs. Harry Whitney.
John Opp, was in from his manager, began on August 1.
Monday night at the meeting of
• D ru g Sundries
The mill, which is located a the Jacksonville IOOF and Reb­
The plun of the society is to m ine Friday.
Art Hinkle, who is working his mile east of Jacksonville, will op­ ekah lodges. Laura Taylor was a
assist in keeping the Old Beck­
• Candies
man Bank in Jacksonville, to re­ mine, was in Jacksonville last erate on a two shift basis, the new candidate for Ruth Rebekah
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards
owners
stated.
Production
is
hop­
Lodge No. 4 while Lucas was a have guests a t their home from
store the Brunner Building, to week.
and
work for the Southern Oregon
H. A. Berntson is adding a ed to be 110,000 feet of logs per candidate for the IOOF third de­ Oklahoma and Idaho. The visit­
Museum in the old courthouse heavy duty lathe to his machine day.
gree.
• Fine Foods
ors from Oklahoma are Mr. Ed­
Long term operations are con­
and to do all it can of historical shop equipm ent. He plans to in­
tem
plated
by
the
company
which
w ard’s brother Loy and mother
benefit to the community.
stall a heavier drill press as soon has extensive tim ber holdings.
from the city of Gage, Oklahoma
Mrs. W hitney’s gi andfat h e r as they become available.
S C H A F E R 'S
and the niece is Miss Anna C ar­
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robison Several million feet of logs will
was in the valley 100 years ago.
ol) from Caldwell, Idaho. She
The Winningham clan, of which have as their guest then son be decked during the cutting
Mrs. Wilma Sloan who has but came out with the Edwards from
operations this winter.
in Jacksonville
she is a member, is planning on from Idaho.
Decking
is
presently
going
on
recently
returned from San F ran­ Oklahoma.
Richard
Sovde
e
n
te
r
ta
in
e
d
staging a reunion in Oregon city
the log area north of the mill. cisco has rented the restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Goettling
this year. An attendance of 100 some friends Sunday afternoon at A
sawdust burner is now and cafe section at the rear of have purchased a new home
with a farewell and birthday being larger
persons is expected.
installed.
Modern
dry
kiln
1
the
J
’ville
club
and
plans
to
open
Any one interested should con­ party for his cousin Robert G ai­ equipm ent and more milling a short order restaurant in that from Harold Reed on Third street Jacksonville'* Only Union Cafe
They are living there now.
tact Mrs. Whitney, phone Ja ck ­ ter who will leave soon for h is machinery will be added if the location.
home in California .
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Potter of California Street Jacksonville
sonville 014. The fee is $2.00.
company
completes
present
plans
The
late
J.
Ham
aker
previously
Mrs. Virgina Maddux Sunday for future expansion. The Rogue operated a restaurant at that spot Medford have moved into their
School class won the banner a- Lum ber Sales company, V. E.
Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
new home on Fourth and Mam
gain Sunday with 14 boys pre- Johnson, m anager will handle re ­
which was built by H. E. Lind
— Closed Tuesdays —
sent. They hope to enlarge their
and his brother.
' class to tw enty so any of the boys tail sales for the new organiza­
D Hartm an is having a nice
. _ _ _
interested are cordially invited tion.
pumice brick building erected on
J. L. Minton, and D. E. De­
to come.
.
Three changes of residence the corner lot south of the Ryder
Mrs. Nellie Niederm ier and Armond, form er owners of the were reported last week by G. residence by Francis Brisbane.
mill
plan
to
rem
ain
in
lum
ber
op­
Mrs. Virginia Maddux were out
though they annouced no A. Kimball. The William Nikol­
calling on several ladies Tuesday erations
definite plans. De Armond is own aus property on the corner of
BRING YOUR FARM
afternoon.
___ , ® er of another mill, now under Third and Oak streets was sold
MACHINERY REPAIR
Mrs.
Wilma
Sloan.
The
Lyle
PROBLEMS TO US . . .
lease ,in Lakeview.
Smith place on Third street was
Don't be like Mother Hubbard
Loys Hamilton and son, Lyle sold to Mrs. Burns, and R. E
We have customers—
• WELDING
took Mr. Hamiltons aunt, Mrs. Fletcher place on Third to Mr
Fill your cupboard with these
• repairing
Ellen Robinette from Carnegie, and Mrs. Harry C. Teory.
EVERYONE IS INVITED
All of the new owners have items—
(General )
List your property with us.
Okla. to C rater Lake and Dia­
• Precision Machining
mond Lake Sunday. Because of moved into their new homes;
TO
the opening of the w ater trail at
Ray Cummings was a week
C rater Lake a large crowd was
BERNTSON MACHINE SHOP
there. Mrs. Robinette enjoyed the end visitor from the Forest Camp
REALTOR
Mrs.
Dorothy
Hall
rem
ains
on
Jacksonville, Oregon
trip very much and liked the
lakes. She was impressed by the sick lis t
Insurance
Notary Public
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Cody are
snow at this time of the year.
Jacksonville
Phone 191
She didn’t get to see any bears enjoying a visit w ith Mr. Codys
b u t did enjoy the wild deer and brother Robert, who is here from
chipm unks and other park hab­ Miami, Florida.
Bob Lee has been on the sick
itues.
A
.
Miss Ann Livingston returned list recently.
Saturday morning from San Fran
cisco, California w here she had
Try our hamburgers and you'll
spent the past week on a short
FO R G O O D BU Y S IN
vacation trip.
be back for more—
Mr. apd Mrs. Roby Isaccs, Mr.
P R O P E R T Y , sec
and Mrs. LeRoy Isaccs and small
JACKSONVILLE
son were shoppers in Medford
last Tuesday.
by
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Norman
Gladys Hamilton
of California are visiting w ith Mr
Music by
Jacksonville
—:— Oregon
Norm an’s m other Mrs. Minnie
Henry Edwards is now the new
Norman who has been ill most
R EA L E S T A T E
Phone 692
of the sum m er b ut is improving m arshall and finds himself quite
busy with his new job and Ike
Jacksonville, O regon
again n o w .___________
Coffman is now busy w ith the
job of w ater superintendent.
Several of the service boys
w ere home on leave recently.
The owner of the lath mill
FLEA AND tOUSI
Have moved onto Forest creek
POWDER tw.iti«sDDT
and will operate from there.
You’ll find plenty if them at—
An inspiring message was re­
COES RIGHI ON KILLING THEM1
ceived by the members and oth­
ers who attended church Sunday
The Peoples Store
THE JACKSONVILLE
as the Rev. Mitchelmore used
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
A B O U T V IT A M IN S , and scien tific research has proven their
“Remember Lot’s Wife,” as his Fresh Vegetables, Dry Goods,
SECOND HAND STORE
necessity fo r good health.
text. Mrs. Joyce Niedermier sang
Shoes, .Grain, Feed, etc
a solo.
Proprietor
The Siskiyou redwood behind
A. B. Lady
Jacksonville. Oregon
the old B ritt home was planted
their favorite vitam in p roducts in the com p lete vitam ins sections
the day Emil B ritt was born. __
Wilma Sloan Plans
On Opening a Cafe
Schafer’s Cafe
Three Residences
Are Sold Last Week
REAL ESTATE
G. A. KIMBALL
Lemons
Bread
Salt
Matches
Coffee
Milk & Cream
Spices
Cleansers
Butter
Soda
DANCE
SATURDAY
August 10
Jacksonville
Ramblings
U. S. Hall
W. A. CHILDERS
Sonny’s Band
Lulu Sez:
Old Stage Road Inn
McIntyre
Mercantile Co.
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