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PACE TWO MEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE. MEDFOTCD, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 9, 1917. J OCAL AND JL' PERSONAL Mr, mul Mm. I.. It. Ili'uwn and pa r ty of frlcndH returned Oils iiiiimiIiik front u thrcu (InyH Kojourn at l'ro- 1'C(. TIio now $2"., 0(1(1 Clniutiiuunii hulldlnir Ii.-ik a unique uniting lu Ar.li Innd's famouH I'urlc. .Inly 1 Uli to iiuih urn tho ilaK'H of this year's wm hIoii. TIi'Iu'Ih for sale nt Dr. (,'nrn ton'n corner 4th and N. Oukdiiln. l'lionn 020. Miss Helena I. croy, who li.is lioon vlidtlui; lier mint. Mra. (lenrjce Coriint, returned to VUlliuiim, orwoii. today, accompanied liy Men. ('oriim'H Utile duiiKlitcr Clituilln. Oregon, Culirornin, II. S. Land, ltoolilct frt-'O. Wrilo Jonepli Clark, Bacramento, California. 101! II. W. Cralt! Ion this inornlnt; for a Bovorlll dnya vlstj In UoucliurK. I)r. Heine, oyo, oar, none, throat, Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Itoot, Mis. K. Mercer, t'lioKtor Hoot anil Wllllain Hoot, eoiiiprliilim an and) party from Ilorkeloy, California, loft thin inorn IiiK for Souttlu aftor n two days' visit In tho oily. Johnsoa for lilKh-cluss watch re pairing. tf I'loyd A. l.ylo and father, mother anil nlstnr arrivoil In I ho city by auto niolillo Sunday from Pullman, W'n.ih liiKton. This mornliiK tho piirculH and sister loft for homo by train. Mr. l.ylo will rum ii In lioru for several duya. .Motz cars at Itlvnrsldo fliiraijn. Janios .Ionian, rotlrod. and well known oltloit of Kimlo F'ulnt, lort last ulKht for Ills old homo In Iowa- to Kpond tho gtintmor. Alco Taxi. I'liono 88. (loorgo Corum loft this morning fur Copco, California, aftor havlim spout Inst woek horo visiting his family and enjoying tho ltonndiip doings. Ashland Canyon Is n, dollKhtful ilnco to cnnip. Attond tho C'haii taii(iui thnro July It to 20, and combine physical com Tort Willi flno motital tlmnlnlua. Tickets at Dr. Carstoii'8. Cor, Hh and No. Onkdalo. Phono 020, or call Misses W'anltn nnd I.Ulluu Carsions. Huth Kyan, 7-yenr-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VreA ltyan, wont to Crnnts Pass this morning to visit her Rt tindinutlier, Mrs. K. K. Cnn;ill for soverul woelm, H was tho first trai.i jmirnoy Itiilh had over taken alone u ml she fol rather Important. Johnson for hli;h-class watch re pairing, tf C. A. Hnor of tho Dol.ny automobile dgoney lias gone to Oakland, Califor nia, to spend tho next two weeks Ihcr.ij In tho Chevrolet factory In order to make n study of automobile manufac turing and to become familiar with every pluiso of construction of the Chevrolet. Whitlow screens, screen doors. Pa cific Kuril. l'lv. Factory. Mrs. M. II. Swift arrived here Mon day to spend several days visiting in the city. llaths. 2f.c. Holland Hotel. T. K. Caneiider and Kinest II. Hol ler were visitors in the city todny from Portland. Soo Pave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, liooin 40-1, M F. & II. building. Constable A. H. Hammond left llih: morning Tor Yrekrt where be expects to locate permanently. If u ileal goes thru as he expects, he will forward his resignation as leustable from 1 Yrekn. Hr. Heine fits glasses correctly. j Mrs. Flora Morgan, w ho has been ' visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs lieorgo Stacey. left this morning forj her homo at Fort Klamath. lr. Henry Hint, Jackson County, Hank building, onlco hours, to to 4 p. in. ! Mr. slid Mrs. 1!. I!. Katon of Copco. ! Who spout tile past week lu Medl'ordi and vicinity, loft for homo this morn ' lug. j In a hnrrv. c.il! S. Will all Latter Pay Saints- pleae call 4Jo-l.. Mrs. K in n ii-u 1 1 . ::' For tho best limirauio. see Holmes, the Insiiraiice Man. Mrs O. F, (UK,,,, ,, vs!,!,-:!! of i;i. statu nurses hoard, arrived luene t day from a long Inspivruei trio nl lie pitals In tlio norihora and e.i-torn parts of the state. Mots cat's at Rivers;,;, ilarace. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOIt SAl.i: - TTKr."rK vv-,"ii, i.t condition. lu.i-.iro W. U. I , t .; v . Dr. Alexander Olhson of San l-'rau-el-co, edllor of the Wosl Const, one of tho prominent Swedish nownpaporn of the count ry, spent .Sunday in the city vlidtlnn his old friend, John A. Wes tiirluuil. Married, at flan Francisco, July (I, John W, Xulr of Pana. Illinois, and Fvolyn II. Tliornhiirg, of Mcdfoi'd. ' Ike Prldlgor Ion today for Vrftku whore ho will spend several days on business. Patients cared for. CJ2 Month Central. Trained nurse lu attend ance. Hoferenoo given. Phone f,"2'. 1H' Miss Joan Anderson loft this morn ing for a visit to Porterl'leld, Sacra- j monto and Los Angeles. At Sacra-! incnto she will visit her brother Cur-, tin. and in Porlerflold she will visit hoc father, Hurt Anderson. Sim will be gone Iho remainder of the cummer, j Mrs. It. .1. Coiiroy left this morning for San Francisco to visit her sister in that oily for some time. It. A. Cool; of Waldo arrived In the city today to spend several days on business. Four thousand people can be seat ed lu the hew Ashland CIiautauiua. This year's program, July llth to 2nth, Is pin n m il to ciitciiulu a full house. For tickets call the Misses Waulta mid Lillian Carston, Cor. -Ith and .N". Oak-dale, Phono 112(1. ( Mr. mid Mrs. James Mount of Paa oru, Iowa, who hnvelieen visiting .Mr, mid Mrs. W. V. Darnuin, left this morning for Sun Francisco. Tlmy are touring tho entire Pnciric const. Mrs. Mount and Mrs. Hnrmim arc cousins. Mrs. 10, J. Stewart of Modl'ord has purchased one of the houses which belonged to the estate of the late J. Wilson Cook east of the college, and Is fitting up and Improving the prop erly to bo occupied by her family. She moves to Mc.Mlnnvitle to take advan tage of the college Instruction. -Mc-Mlnnvilio Iteglster. Merlo Oray loft toduy for a busi ness trip to llllt, Diiiismulr and other northern California points. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St. Mark's building. Phono 323-Y. Miss Theresa Woodman arrived In the city this morning from Portland to visit her uunt, Mrs. Culver Furry. Hurt H. Coster, 24 years old, of tiold Mill, and John Smith, 37 years old of HoRton, Massachusetts, who has been working in tho valley, en listed in the Infantry branch of the army at tho Medford recruiting office yesterday and left last night for Port land to take the physical examination. Miss Sadie Mulkey of Seattle, is visiting friends In the city. Singer sewing inucliine shop, C. A. Chapman. Phone 903-It. 245 South entrill. 117 I.ee I.. Jacobs, secretary of the local lodge of Klks, received a letter toduy lu response to a telegram of inquiry Bent to Secretary Kiddle of the Kose burg lodge, stating that Pat Illake, the well known member of the local ICIks lodge, who travels for the Stand ard Oil company, and formerly mado his headquarters In this city, was not In tho accident near Canyonvllle, Ore gon, Friday night in which a number of well known Roscliurg peoplo were injured. Newspaper dispatches of Saturday mentioned Mr. Illake as one of the injured. The runeral of the late David C. Grim which was held at the Methodist church In Central Point Sunday, July 8, at 2 p. in., was one of the largest attended funerals ever held In Central Point. Hev. M. C. Heed conducted the services. There were many beau tiful floral tributes. The Interment was In Jacksonville and the services at tho grave were conducted hy the Central Point camp of the Woodmen of America order. W. K. Alexander W'as master of ceremonies. The pall bearers were W. C. Owen, Hert .Nich ols, J. E. IloswoII, Ciuy Tex, I. C. rtoh onett and James Cornutt. Among the ninny Medford people who enjoyed'auto trips to Prospect unday were Mr. and Mrs. tleorgo Col lins, Mr. and Mrs. William Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Soutter. Dr. Henry Hart has returned from a few days spent at Portland. Paul Kohler, who for several years past was in the employ of the local branch of the Union Meat company, hus gone to Portland to reside, having recently been tranferred to the main plant of the company In that city. MARRIED. Miss Bermuda Lewis, sister of Mrs. Chnuncey Florey of Jacksonville, was married to Charles A. Gitzen of In dianapolis, Indiana, Saturday after noon by Itev. Harry E. Tucker of the Christian church; A few relatives and friends of the bride and groom at tended the ceremony. -Mr. and Mrs. Gitzen left last night for Portland en route to their homo In Indianapolis where Mr. Gitzen Is in the employ of tho government. skirts of the city for tho body of little Olive Bradshaw, who is believed to have been murdered, was .without re sult today, und at sunset further ef forts were suspended until Lqtnorrow. Meanwhile F.tta May Hicks, the child's caretaker, and Mrs. Alvln , Kennlston, who are alleged to have confessed they killed the girl by beat ing and choking her because she was a cripple and troublesome, continued silence us to what was done with the .1.0(1 y. CRIPPLED GIRL FOUND MURDERED IN VERMONT ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt., July 9. A day's search of the hills on the out- Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. fifW L ' l lL ?" Ill CAPITAL jp $100,000. listen JyLiiiiiHi Savings Accounts T the 1st National Bank, tliece are lioth a means and Incentive towards accumulation. One may open a Savings Account here with as litlic as One Dol larand aid to it, or make withdrawals as desired. It is not available for checking' BUT EARNS 4 INTEREST, computed twice each year. Kvery mcm'n.T of every lioiweli'ild urnuiiil Mi ili'nril should liavr either u Savings or ( lic-kiicr Account. Member of the Federal Reserve System. 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