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TALENT ITEMS. WOODVILLE ITEMS.
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Tho following potHons from Talent
nthl vicinity wore visiting, friends In
ABhlhml on Thuroilny: Mrs. O. 11.
Ilbbcrta, Mrs. H. It. Goddnnl, Mr.
nml Mra. John Conroy and Mrs. Har
ry tiynch.
Mr. Harry Ilroxcl, formerly Miss
Adclnln Dunlnp, tho foro part of thu
week lerVfor Portland.
The now blacksmith shop of C. A.
Lacy nml lurclln Is completed and Is
nlrcndy sleeked with tools.
Jasper Oruliel. representing the
drcRon Nursery company on Thurs
day was looking up business In Talent.
The Epworth league will meet In
tho M. 13. church nt 7:30 p. m. Mrs.
Oharlea IloldrldRO. leader. Conven
tion report.
Tho socialist local meets at tho ros
Idenco of C. M. Sherman on Sunday
at 2:30 p. m. Everybody Invled.
Oliver Helms of east of Talent has
tspld ten acres to a Mr. Myers of Oak
land. Cab, for a consideration of
SS500. A good bargain, as it Is a
flno orchard of Newtown apples.
; Mrs. Fred Dunlap from Derby Is
Visiting with his mother, Mrs. John
Conway of Talent,
John Schcutto was doing business
la Medford Friday.
On Friday Mr. Edgar Adams was
In Medford on n business trip.
t It was given out Thursday that
there, would bo a wedding hi tho
Garvin hall at tho performance of
Dr. Itawdon'B patent medlclna show.
A largo7 crowd was present to witness
tho ceremony. At the lasV moment
Kev. J. H. Loniory, who had come
from Ashland for the purpose, refused
to perform the ceremony, so It was
necessary to postpone the wedding
The Initios of WooitvilU nro plan
trim; n celebration for Decoration ilay.
In the morning nt 10 oVloek nil oiti
ens live nskoit to fonn in lino at the
hotel nml march with the veterans to
the cemetery and decorate the graves.
At 2 p. m. in the park tlluro will be
a program cosis.hii of recitations,
MUigs unit n drill by tho ladies. Judge
Gilmore will deliver the memorial ad
dress nt tlte close of the program.
Mr. Ii. I). Totter of Kvnus crook
it, left for their now home in Corning.
Cat., Saturday afternoon. They will
make the trip in their new auto buggy
' ntiil will stop nt nil lunula ol interest.
Tho band concert Thursday even
ing was well attended and greatly
appreciated by our citirons.
Kev. l!nr.ltiiiA will addivss tho
Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon and
will leave Central Point tho first of
the week for his new homo in Port
land. Central Point people were out im
niasso, Friday evening to attend tho
graduating exercises of tho Central
Point high school, which passed dfl'
with flying colors. Much praise i
duo tho graduates in tho composed
manner in which thoy took their pari
of the program. Tho male (putrid
attended 1. 0. O. r lodgu in Wood- mx t,0 yinms ladies' nuartet did
ille on Tue.-day evening,
Mr. J. llerris building a tower for
his windmill this week. "'
Wuodvillc will celebrate duly 4.
The AW C. T. U. hold a very inter
esting meeting in tho church last
Sunday night. Mrs. James Martin
was iu charge of the meeting and a
good program was rendered..
Miss Grace Stevens is as&isiiug in
tho J. V. Jacobs store this week.
Mr. Levi Stevens of Ashland spent
Sunday and Monday iu Woodville vis
iting his father and sister.
Grace Di.v is clerking for the Kuhle,
couiimiiy during their sale.
Mr. in C. Kentuer has disjwsed of
his interest in the Kentncr company
store here and the new finu is J. YV.
Jacobs & Co.
Tlie Improvement club is putting
up a baud stand m the park, beveral
men have donated their time iu build
ing the stand and. nearly all our biiM-
inuolt oreilit to themselves, llio solo
by Miss Grace Garxiu was greatly
apjreeintcd as she is a great favor
ite here, mid u sweet singer. Tho
stage looked beautiful with its flow
ers and olns-i colors. Tho orchestra
was n great attraction and added
much to the enjoying of tho evening
Tho graduation exercises of tho Cen
tral Point high school will long be
remembered as one of the best iu the
history of Central Point.
JACKSONVILLE
Mrs. Hlaiuo Klutn uud ilauuhter
spent Sundivy in Jacksonville the
guests of Mrs. Harry Levy.
Attorneys Lemcry and Kicliardon
of Ashlmul wore attending circuit
court this week.
Mrs. J. G. Cotohott and son have re-
ness men will put seats iu the park) turned from llotcburg and are the
with their "ad ' on them. The ladies
have secured lumber to build foino
tables and more wilt be added later,
so now. when our friends, from neigh
boring cities come to our towu they
will find things more convenient mid
comfortable wtih which to enjoy their
On Friday the happy couple wero picnics. The ladies will also put out
united In marrlago at tho home of croo.net sets for tho use of any who
F. E. Scott by C. W. Sherman, justice
of tho peace. Tho newly married
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fields,
will continue with tho company of
Dr. Hawsoii. Mrs. Fields was for
merly Miss Lelah Marloch ot Gold
Hill. I
, Mr. Krebs, the man who was Jail
ed on Wednesday, was brought before
Recorder Jay Terrlll Thursday charg
ed with the crime of being drunk
.and disorderly, and assaulting au of
ficer. Mr. Krebs 'pleaded not guilty
and asked for Monday for his trial.
William Spitzer went his ball.
, On Thursday Chhrles Glllett of
Ashland was in Talent looking up,
ypuths who could rldo horseback and
take part In the rose carnival at Ash
land. , The regular annual meeting of the
Wagner Creek Cemetery association
will bo held in the cemetery ground
on Decoration day at 3 p. m. One
trustee to hi elected and other Im
portant business to transact.
Tho big eight-foot well near the
Spitzer livery barn is having a thor
ough cleaning. This Is a public well
and certainly needed cleaning out.
, Mr. Myers, tho tailor of Ashland, on
Friday waB In town looking up a site
for a tailor shop.
'.E. E,. Hensley of the Medford Tri
bune was Jooking up business In Tal
ent Friday,
j.. Work on the new schoolhouse is
desire to play.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
guests of Mrs. Mary Miller this week
J. H. Carlisle, chief of Police of
Ashland, was a business caller dur-
f ing the week.
Mrs. M. M. Taylor returned front
Portland the first of the week where
she attended the Itebekuh nsscmblv.
J. h Hutchison, representing a
NVw York liipuranco company, was
in towti'Muitdny.
Mtsa Josephine Oouognn returned
from Klitiniilh Full'' recently where
she has' finished teaching a huocoss
fttl term of school,
Mr. mid Mrs. V. Knot woto Mod
ford callers during the week.
Medford nttoi"ti, at tending cir
cuit coiut this week were A. K.
Kontucti, iLitwIor, I'hipp DoAnuund,
Vitwtor and Hogg.
Mrs. M initio "Saw . or dud luUy of J
.Medford nro spending the week with
tho former's niothor, Mrs,'" William '
Mernlirc.
Mrs. Captain llenncs has returned
to Portland after -ponding the win
ter as tho guest of Mrs. Day. -
District Attoruo.x Mulkey lott for
Portland this week on official bici-
H0H.
Miss Nellie "biekoy of Ashlmul wit
taking testimony in circuit com I this
week."
Walter Koiiiner was over from
Medford several dax (hit week. '
John Wilson weal to Portland one
day this week, hming in charge Dej
Solo, the alleged white slaver, whom
ho will turn over to the federal offi
cers. ASHLAND OPERTOR IS
FINED FOR ASSAULT
GREEN Ve&ETA&LE
We have a very complete linev of fresh vegetables,
anything in the market in here
Coffee
Chaso & "Sanborn's celebrat
ed Coffee needs no comment.
Wo have II,
Fruit
Our uHNortiitcitt of fruit Ih
varied and tempting. NoliO bet
tor In -the innrkot,
Poultry Remedies
A cntitpli'to lino of Coilkoy'H
Poultry itommllcH mid Tnnlcn.
Warner, Wortman (8b Gore
Grocery Phono 28G, Markot Phono 28 1, Homo Phono 281.
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API I LAND, May 27.--J. A. Mo
Klhcmn, the PoMal Telegraph opera
tor who ou Saturday brutally as
saulted another operator, W. II.
Mowat. because the latter would not
work his shift for him, was fined &();
bby leeordtrlIart, nfter ehatimng
hit. plea to guilty. McKllierait, vhf
is the younger of the two men, kttook
cd Mowat who hns been ill, down and
kicked him about tho flo'or. He was.
taken to the hospital mid will emerge
after several weeks confinement with
a broken limb.
McKlhcrati was discharged from
the employ of I ho Postal companv.
He is about 2.1 years of age, and Is
n husky athlete.
Hasklns for Health.
400.o1000 Gallons Per Hour
Plenty if Water Whenever and Wherever You Want It
No trouble! iNo workl No pumping in tho freezing
coldl The Farm Pump Engine will provide all tho water
you need for the house, dairy, barn, feed lot, pasture
anywhere you want it. . -
Works right outdoors In sero weather. Provides water at the
right temperature no ice-packed tanks or bothersome tank
beaters. Costs less than a eooU windmill. Does ten times as
W. D. Lewis made a business trip
north Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, who have
resided here the past three mouths,
moved to Medford Friday morning
wlipiv thnv will rpsulp.
Ar- w v k-.i.i..i,hmi .i r much work. Saves two men's wages every davit runs and nev
. 1, . ,. iimuv. ....... .uuiu. 1 gramoies aooui long nours or J loatt" on tno job.
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Miss Deathe, Mrs. I. C. Robinett, mmm
Mrs. iranson, Mrs. Gladys Dald, Miss
Gcorgie Clitic. Miss Marguerite
Uolines, Lee aWtkius, Frank Miller,
and Will Powell were among the
Central Pointers in Medford Friday.
Mr. and Mrs". C. W. Jeffers, ac
companied by their nephew, Ben Pet-
progressing rapidly. , The excavating
Is about finished and hauling the
gravel for the ceemnt basement has
commenced.
On Friday Mr. Patterson, contrac
tor and builder, of Roseburg, Or.,
was in Talent look'Ing nt tho plans
for the Odd Fellows' building.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ha-
zon of Talent, a daughter. Tho now
Inhabitant of Talent arrived on Fri
day morning. Dr. D. A. Forbes, ush
ered in the young lady. Mother and
child are doing well.
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Amilt Ptwir for Small Macfcinory
Has pulley for running any hand or foct
power machinery. Helps tbe -women folks
by turning the cream separator and churn,
tbe washing machine and wringer, etc. Runs
the corn shelter, fanning mill, feed mill,
grindstone. Does most all the drudgery
chores in half usual time. M radr forwotk
do uiru to bur. Comes on Its own base.
Ko foundations or platforms needed. Pour
sman ooits usten it to any pump, ko dcus,
shafts, arms, walking beams or anchor posts.
Easily moved anywhere on a wheelbarrow.
See the Engine at Work
We have a Farm Pump Engine ou exhibi
tion in onr show rooms. .It is at work most
all day dolnsr tbe kindfef work that Is most
tiretome to the firmer. Brlntrln the fnmllvnnrl Irr
as show you how this Forta Pump Engine will do your hardest winter wcrlc at small cost.
Garnett-Corey Hardware Company
IRRIGATION
This Rain Has Helped Your Crops,
Why Not Have It on Hand When
You Need It. TAKE WATER
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building
Irrigated Orchard Tracts
Invest m one of our ORCHARD TRACTS,
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$25.00 per acre cash, and $25.00 per acre per annum,
6 per cent interest on deferred payments
ROGUELANPS Inc.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
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