I hursday, November 3, 1949
Ashland, Oregon
Southern Oregon News Review
CLASSIFIED SECTION Hornbrook Happenings Hornbrook Folks
OPPORTUNITY - Additional “IN PHOENIX" - It's Willards
man wanted for Hawleigh
Cufe. The $1.00 T-bones are
business Your own boss. Need
terrific. Try one. Fountain
cur. Good profit« Need cur.
und sandwiches. 104 N. Main,
Kuwlcigh’s, Dept. ORK 301-
across from Texaco Station.
252. Ouklund 7, Culif.
CUSTOM BUILT - Deep freeze FOR SALE — Scotch tape. All
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and Wulk-in Box«'« to suit
the
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Review, 38 E. Main, next to
Refrigerator und Hardware.
tlie Fire Station.
92 Ouk St., Aahland, Oregon.
Buainea Phone 3521. Night
STOP - and see Mrs H. A Pet
Phone 3030 Jel R. Parker
erson at Phoenix Cleaners.
SEE GINO - at State Line Ser
Pick-up new«.
vice Stutlon. Turn off to Hilt.
Special service, hamburger«, SISKIYOU LODGE - 8 miles
refreshments, ahuffleboard.
south Ashland. Real food,
Steaks and Chicken Special
SISKIYOU LODGE - 8 mile«
ty. Don Callahan.
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So. Aahland. Real food. Chick
en Speciality. Don Callahan. FOR SALE — New Remington
10-27,11-3,10,17
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ers. Prices start at 79.50 plus
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phone 8501.
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LEGAL NOTICE
By Mr». Fred Bloom ingcam p
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to sew. A pot luek lunch is to
be served.
Hornbrook (Special) — A fare j At the close of the business
well party was given Wednea j
session a social hour was enjoy
day evening at the home of Mrs. ed and refreshments served to
Carmen Davis honoring Mrs
Mrs. Harry Chapman, Mrs. Fred
Eleanor Bowers. Mrs. Davis was
Bloomlngcamp, Mrs. Floyd Bur
assisted by Mrs. Maritha Ekwall
ns, Mrs Arden Burns and Mrs.
and Mrs Vernal Lowe. The J W Hodge.
members of the Mothers Club
Mrs Floyd Burns returned
presented Mrs. Bowers with a home Wednesday evening from
gift. Those attending were Mrs.
Salem where she visited at the
E. R. Grims, Mrs. Grace Dick
home of her parents. She also
ey, Mrs. Madeline Van de Wegh, visited a brother in Ontario and
and daughter, Agnes, Mrs. A g her grandmother in Tillamook.
nes Sylvia, Mrs Bonnie Bowers,
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Acosta left
Mrs. Joy Kelley, Mrs. Gladys Thursday for their home in Cul-
Jones, Mrs
George Wright, exico after a two weeks visit at
Mrs. Jeanette Wright, Mrs. Fer the home of Mrs. Acotas moth
nandes, Mrs Nellie Cummins,
er, Mrs. Florence Grive and
Mrs. Alice Burns, Mrs. Tom
brother, Charles Grive. They
McHenry and Mrs. Doc. Davis. were dinner guests at the home
Refreshments were served at the of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Grieve
close of the evening. Mr. and Sunday.
Mrs. Bowers have moved to
Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan
Burbank to make their home
of McCloud attended the pot
The Woman’s Society of the
SEE (UNO • at State Line Ser Hornbrook Church held their luck lunch and dedication ser
vice Station. Turn off at Hilt. regular meeting at the home of vices here Sunday. Mr. Duncan
Special service, hamburgers, Mrs D H Skemp Thursday af is a past master of the Grange
refreshments, shuffleboard.
ternoon. Devotionals were led
Quick Main Dish
FOR SALE — PERSONALIZED by Mrs. Harry Chapman A bus
iness
sesion
followed
at
which
Pork Sausage links can turn
CHRISTMAS CARDS. News
Review, next to the Fire Sta time final plans were made for a vegetable combination into a
the dinner and bazaar to be held satisfying main dish. One such
tlon.
in the Grange Hall Tuesday ev combination is kidney beans and
FOR SALE— Duratex File Fold ening Nov. 8th at 7 o’clock. The tomatoes seasoned with onion.
ers, straight cut, halves, thirds j members planned to meet Thur- They’re topped in a casserole
and fifths. Letter and legal , sday at the home of Mrs. Hodge with the little browned links
and baked, covered, in a mode
size. News Review, next to the
F ire S tatio n .
IT’S PRINCE S GROCERY - at rate oven.
Phoenix. Grocerys, Magazines
WHEN IN TALENT - See Cold
Courteous service. Check our
w ell for service. Talent Ser
prices. Mr. and Mrs. Prince.
vice Station. Gas, oil, lub.,
Phoenix, Oregon.
tires, batterys. We are always
a yaur service.
WHO LOVES - the rain, and j
RAY’S HIWAY MARKET - in
loves his home and looks on ,
YOUR OLD STOVE
Phoenix. We give S & H green
life with quiet eyes Him will
TAKEN IN TRADE
stamps. Fresh fruits and veg
I follow, through the storm 1
etables — Groceries. Phone
And at his hearths fire — I
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keep me warm. Now hell nor 1
heaven shall that soul sur
WANTED - used cash register.
prise. Who loves the rain and
Also used meat scale. Dayton
lives his home And looks on
or Toledo or let us know
life with quiet eyes. R. H
890 Oak Si.
Tel. 3331
what you have. Contact Mr
Wyant, Phoenix.
Eddie Just. Valley Trading
Post. Cal 5240. Rte. 1, Ash
land. Box 47.
Dedicate Site of
New Public Park
Hornbrook (Special, — About
85 members of the Hornbrook
Grange and others of the Com
munity attended he pot luck din
ner given at the Grange Hall
Sunday Oct. 23, preceding the
dedication of the future Park
and play ground. Mr. Harold
Shook, master of the Hornbrook
Grange presided and presented
Mr. J. W. Hodge as being ihc
one who worked to get the work
underway. Mr. Hodge gave the
history of the land that the Gr
ange acquired for the Park. It
was formerly owned by Mr.
Marshall Horn who gave the
Grange a quit claim deed. Also,
thru his influence, all delinque
nt taxes against these lots were
canceled by the county.
After the dinner and speeches
all drove to the Park site where
District Deputy Wayne Ralston
turned the first shovelfull of
dirt and conducted the dedicat
ion service. On Saturday the
29th the men of the Grange
worked at clearing the brush
and leveling the grounds. The
ladies served a pot luck lunch
at noon.
Ticklers
By George
SPARK
OIL STOVES
Whittle Transfer
& Fuel Co.
“I never could see any point to living that way.”
W A N TED - S an d and grav. l for
commercial. Good dump 5 yd
sand and gravel fr hire by
the hour, include driver. Ph
M ed fo rd »>024 II D. Moon
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR “ONE BITE - is enough" for you
to know, there is really the
JACKSON COUNTY
one place to eat. (Target Cafe)
PROBATE DIVISION
Fountain thiway 99, Phoenix)
Magazines and homemade do
IN THE MATTER OF THE )
ESTATE
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nuts. Oswald E. Horgard.
OF
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AFFIE MAY FITCH, DE-
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Your Shake Maker
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned having been
appointed Administratrix of the
above estate by the above en
titled Court by order of Hon.
H. K Hanna, Circuit Court
Judge, and having qualified,
notice is hereby given to all
persons having claim s against
said estate to present them at
the office o the undersigned's
attorney, at Suite 17, Sweden-
burg Building, Ashland, Oregon,
properly verified and with prop
er vouchers, within six months
from the date of the first publi
cation of this notice which is
the 20th day of October, 1949.
Thelma B. Muscutt
Harry A. Skerry, Jr.
Attorney for Administratrix
Pub. Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10,
1949.
BILL BADGER
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