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MEDJTOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREC10N, WEDNESDAY, MAT 25, 1910.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Guy Mao Nalmuy of tlio Boitthurn
Pnull'io Htiiff, who Iiiih boon in Metl
l'onl for tlio piiHl four moutliH, Jolt
i'oHtonhiy for (Jloiidalo, wlioro liu will
take up tlio (lutloH of iiIkIiI oponitor
for tllO HHIIKI road.
Keep your oyo ou tlio Itojruo lllvor
Finli Co. for lunch koocIh. CrnbH to
day and tomorrow, 12 V& nnd 15
oontii. Chiokorm for Saturday. Our
own prepared nmokod Hiilmou.
I). A. MuLoan of Portland Ih call
ing upon bimiuoHrt friomla In Mod
ford. HoHiory Halo at Mookor'n.
J. 0. I'endloton of Tnblo Hoolc
spout WodnuHday in Medford.
Itajah hSIIc at Mcokor'H.
li. 10. Ilauunol of Anliluiid wuh a re
cent vinltor in thin city.
UcunHoo Hoofing awurdod gold
medal at A. Y. 1'. exposition. Made
from Trinidad Lake nHphalt and
guaranteed. No oxpatiHion or con
traction. 08
I). It. WoodH v'mitfd tlio toho hIiow
in AhIiIuiuI today.
fiOu Iioho Ufjo, Mookor'ri.
William Von dor Holloa of Wollou
HK)nt Woduomluy in Medford.
HoHiory imlo, Mookor'n.
W. 1. lliploy brought in hoiiio fino
fltrauborrioH from bin ranoli today.
They woro aa largo aa any noon horo
thin HOIIHOII.
Paved HtrootH, coniout nidowalkH,
wutor, cowor, clootrio Hghta and all
improvementa will bo found in tho
Queon Anno addition; only eight
minutca' walk from tho PoHtoffioo.
Clioico lota $050. .18 North Front
atrcot.
Tlio KiiHtoni Star will glvo n ban
quet and dauoo thin evening.
PrincoftH nll)8 at Mcokor'H.
J. C. itrod and A. C. Kaufman of
tho Portland Aoroplauo company aro
in Medford in connection with tho
flights to bo mado by Paul Kly hood.
A. A. Halo of Portland in renew
ing awptaiutnncoH in Medford.
Hair goodn at Mookor'n.
Karl Itabitou baa returned from a
few moutliH' Hojouru in Klamath
Tallrt.
All Htyloa of legal blnnkfl at tho
Mnil Tribuna office Ovor a hun
dnd fonnH. "
V. H. Mno Alorin of Ashland ia
visiting in Medford.
Wo believe in ipinlily and cleanli
ness. Our kitchen in opon to visit
on) at any time. l.onvu orders for
anything you want Hpccial in our lino.
Mcltrido & Co., confectionary. (11
JnhotH, lfc, Mookor'a.
O. 10. Hamilton, traveling auditor
of tho Southern Pacific, Ih visiting
the local office and chocking ac-
COIIIltH.
J. Sllllwoll Vilaa Hponl Wcdnuuday
in Medford from bin ranch.
John II. Carkiu, attorney at law,
)Vor jackHou County Hank.
Ouy Smith of Portland ! making
Medford friouda n short iHit.
Cloth of gold at Mookor'a.
Pug Isaacs and Shorty Milca wont
up to Grauta 1'iihh today to play ball
with tho Urauta PaHU team against
Glendale.
C-B coraota, Mookor'a.
John Wiuuiugham of liutto Falls
spent TuoHday and Wednesday in
Medford ou business.
Thoao lota on Queon Anno uvonuo
nro going rapidly; bottor got in be
foro valuoa advance Easy tonus.
18 North Front stroot.
Mjbh Maud llugsdalo Iiiih recovered
from a recent illnoHH.
Waoh aiiita at Mookor'a.
Mr. and Mrs. Dcltoboum drove up
to Ashland Hiilphur springs Tuesday
for health and recreation.
Ladioa' wobIi Hkirta, Mookor'n.
If yon want a real ontato buy that
will muko you from $501)0 to $1'J,-
fiUO in a abort time, investigate tho
one advertised ou tho editorial page
liny your graduation presents at
tho Morrivold Shop. "
A viait to tbo Emporium will ro-
veal tho newoat idoau in wuiata nnd
othor roady-to-woara for women.
Contractor Colliua loft Wednesday
for ii abort visit at his initio on Evans
crook.
Kaysor gloves, Mcokor'H.
Walter CtilbortHou, who lias boon
visiting Medford for some time, has
returned to hia homo in Indiauaolis.
Charles Conrad of tho Union Moat
company of thin city ia in Klamath
Falls, opening a branch there of the
local hoiiHo.
$5 silk Hkirta $3.S0, Mcokor'H.
llonry McKay, diNtrict doputy
grand exalted ruler of tho I). P. O.
Elks, arrived today for a visit with
the local antlored herd.
lioforo lotting your contract for
cement walk bo Hiiro and figure with
tho Medford Cement Co. It will bo
to yoni advantage. Phono Main
0.72. 57
Through an oversight it was not
Hinted in tho Decoration day article
published Tuesday that tho Junior
Sous of Veterans and their relatives
were invited to participate in tbo pro
gram of tho day.
Hnjah silk 50c, Mookor's.
Dave Atkinson of San Francisco,
an old-timo friend of Hobort W. Tel
fer, oity recorder, is visiting in Medford.
Walter Mooro has returned from a
htifiinoHH visit in Wedding, Cnl. Mr.
Mooro slates that it is a relief to
hear people talk of mines and miiing
instead of fruit culture,
h. I). Ackley of North Hivcrsido
avenue Iiiih the cement foundation
laid for bis aix-room bungalow resi
dence. J. A. Anderson and hod, con
tractors and builders.
On tho local page you'll find an
advertisement you should cut out apd
investigate.
Can you ostimnto tho vnluo of a
Queon Anno avenue lot a year from
Mrs. Marvel Taylor of Jackson
ville Hpout Tuesday in Medford with
friends.
Ouy Mooro of North Hcatty street
loft today for bin now homo near Eu
gene. Mrs. Mooro will spend three
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
McKonzio, of Spokane, before join
ing her husband.
F. N. Whitney returned to lite
homo on North Oakdulc Thursday
from his ton days' business trip to
Willamette valley points, well pleased
with the climate, soil and the vnllcy'u
bright future. He invested in a small
nowT Only $050, at present, cash homo in old YumhilJ, in the vicinity
of Lafayette. Ho reports no cher
ries, hut few apples and no more
moBB-coYcred houses to be Been.
Colonel Frank L. Tou Velio visited
Ashland Tuesday on business.
E. H. Irwin of Kuch was a Mcd-
IIc brought in
or torms. 18 North Front street
Frank Cameron of tbo Applegate
is visiting Medford on business.
Mrs. B. !. Piokol, Mrs. W. I. Vuw
lor, Mra. L. E. Wnkcman, Mrs. Page,
.Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Conrad nro
among the Medford women who via-ffonl visitor Tuesday.
ited tho rose show in Grants Pass a shipment of wool.
Wednesday I Harry C. Gaines of Now York has
Velvet ribbons, colors, Mookor'B. .purchased 100 acres of land south
Attorney Carkins visited Grunts of Grants Puss It few miles. Mr.
Pass on Wednesday. J Gaines is in Medford while a hunga-
Hnrry Miller of Woodville spent low is being erected for him on his
Wednesday in .Medford.
Twonty-sovcn pooplo got off
the
place.
Tho county now hnB a gang of 20
motor oar at Medford on tho first men at work improving the road be-
trip south Wodnesduy, leaving three' tween Medford nnd Jacksonville
in tho car.
Foust Craft Guild jewelry for
graduation presents at tho Morrivold
Shop.
Curtain nets at Mrokor's.
L. I. Fields, superintendent of tho
Southern Pacific, accompanied by
Hurry l'cllett ot Ashland was a
recent visitor in Medford.
Charles F. Young drove to Ashland
Tuesday evening on business.
Tho number of $50 scats for the
Jeffries-Johnson fight which have
been sold in Medford passed the 40
his assistant, C. C. Wood, wero in mark todny. Three scats were pur
Medford Tuesday on their regular chased today. Medford has consid
tour of inspection. crable of a sporting colony when
Florence Walker of Mountain dis- something big comes along,
trict remained in tho city 'Tuesday Tho many friend of Joe Parker,
night, enjoying tho city's mnny who for the past threo years has been
places of amusement. j chief freight clerk in the Iocnl South-
John Smith and family of Red 'em Pacific dopot, will ho pleased to
Bluff enmo up Monday and nro tern-j learn that Mr. Parker has accepted
porarily housed in tho suburban city a place with the Pacific & Eastern
of Phoenix. They report all of the and will become general freight agent
Southern Pucifia railroad interests of the road.
have arrived and nro busy raising tho r
roof of tho now Southern Pacific do
pot. J. li. Williamson of, Talent visited
friends in Medford Wednesday.
Ed Purdy is planning a trip to
Klamath Falls in tho immediate fu
ture C. J. Coming, who recently pur
chased a ranch on tho Applegate, is
planning to improve it by planting 75
acres to fruit. Mr. Corning spent
Wednesday in 3Iedford.
II. S. Davidson of Gold Hill was a
visitor in Medford Wednesday.
Mrs. A. C. Wilson of Central Point
is spending a few days with friends
in this city.
The Into fiction nnd Foust craft
jewelry at tho Morrivold Shop.
Monday, May 30, is the last day of
skating and dancing at the Pavilion
rink. Parlies having their own
skates will pleaso call for them, as
we leave town. Dancing Saturday
night. 50
The city council on Tuesday eve
ning adopted a resolution for the cre
ation of a fund for the maintenance
of a Carnegie library in this city.
Henry Fndcgar of Wolf creek is
spending a few days in Medford on
business.
Tho long-planned lawn fete of the
Greuter Medford club has been set
for next Saturday. A splendid aft
ernoon is promised. All are invited
to attend the festivities, which will
partake of the nature of May day.
Water Glasses
Special for Saturday
Wc will put on sale tomorrow 20 dozen finest quality
lead blown Tumblers, family size, with a neat gold
rim. This has been our regular 75c set; sale price, per
set of 6 glasses,
50 cents per Set
Plain Crystal
WATER JUGS
PULL HALF GALLON
SIZE
50 cents each
Tankard Shape
WATER JUGS
Best quality glass, optic
pattern.
75 cents Each
aro moved from Ited Bluff to four
miles distant, which makes it notice
ably dull.
Mrs. W. M. Kennedy and daughter
of North Front street loft todny for
an oxtended social visit to eastern
citios.
Thomas Godfrey of Mountain dis
trict was disposing of a fino quality near Central Point, has left for Chi
The now bungalow of W. Boudi
not Conner on his Table Bock rfnee
is fast ncaring completion. Mr. Con
ner is nt present ill in Chicago, but
recent advices report him on the
road to early recovery.
Mra. Henry C. Smithson, who re
cently purchased a ten-ncro tract
of beef of his own raising to North
Central residents Saturday.
S. M. Nonlou and Mr. Collins, ac
companied by their wives, prominent
fannora of Tnblo Bock, woro shop
ping in the city Tuosdny.
C. W. Lewis of Grants Pass is
spending u fow days in Medford.
Robert B. Dow of Jacksonville
spout Tuesday evening in this pit v.
cago to close her business affairs in
that city in order to return and make
hor homo in tho Rogue River valley.
Tho grounds surrounding tho high
school building are being placed in
excellent condition. A wide expanse
of lawn sots off the building nicely.
James Duniway of Savage creek
was a Medford visitor recently.
A carpenters' gang from Portland
CIIEKIUES AltE ItlPE.
Eating chorrles, canning cherries,
plo cherries.
ADAMS BROS.
60 Farmers 700x2
NOTICE TO COXTRACTOItS AXD
HUILDERS.
Sealed bids will bo received by the
district school board for the construc
tion of a new school building In the
town of Gold Hill, according to the
revised plans rnd specifications now
on (lie at tho office of the Dodge Co.,
Gold Hill. Bullying to be a two-story
brick, havlni; six rooms and basement
with concrete foundations 93 feet by
51 feet. General contract to Include
making tho necessary excavation, fur
nishing all mnUolal and labor requir
ed for tho completion of the building
according to the plans and specifi
cations excei t tho plumbiug and heat
ing, "which aro Included In separate
contract and for which bids are In
vited. Bids vlll bo received by the
clerk of the board untlr'lO a. m. May
30th.
By order of the board.
59 H. D. REED, Clerk.
Haskins for Health.
We have just four sets left of that gold and blue band'
decorated 42-piece Dinner Sets. This is the cheapest
dinner set ever sold in Medford, and you will have to
hurry if you get one tomorrow.
Sale Price $3.75 per Set
Chantecler
The latest fad in back
combs, barrette, etc. We
have them; also a swell
line of plain and jeweled
turban pins; big assort
ment. 25c Each
Dutch Collars
FANCY JABOTS, ETC.
We have a new line of
these, not the scant, flim
sy kind the up-to-date
kind; also the new fluffy
ruffle; sale price
25 cents
20 dozen of the best wearing boys' heavy school Hose
in Medford; special for tomorrow, 5 pairs for $1.00.
Sizes 6 to 10.
HUSSEY'S
$35.00 WRITING DESK FREE
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AVIATION MEET
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
MAY 27, 28 and 29 for the benefit of the
CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY
See Paul Ely In a Curtiss Biplane
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OLD COX RANCH
OAK PARK
END OF OAKDALE AVE.
HI IR R A H' Th mm bird iS h0r aUd m tly fr thro days at AK PAKIC T2vory lummn being wU1 want t0 "iihm tlie mt, and in this instarieo can help a good
" cause along (Orator Lake Highway) by attending tho nieot. v , - 'W"
The prices of admission have been reduced. This is tho first timo a meet has been hold whore admission was less than $1.00.
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Admission to the Grounds; Adults 50 cents, Children 25 cents
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