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. ASHLAND, Oct. 7. Shaves, dull
hats, dahlia bulbs, and a whcile range
of et ceteras, will be available through
proceeds of sale of the same, in behalf
of the community clubhouse, in aid of
which public spirited movement the
Civic Improvement club is at present
more than actively engaged. On Tues
day afternoon of this eJi at a rally
gathering of the club a lot of activities
were outlined to help the project along
while the mood is tense in stressing
the community endeavor for the build
ing of a "homey" comfort station. The
islte has been granted by the city coun
ell, and enough funds are available to
warrant starting the construction en
terprise this fall Instead of delaying
operations until the advent of another
yenr. The familiar old rummago sale
-of the wartime period Is to be repeated
'and this enterprise prompts the mod
ern Ashland woman's soliloquy, which
might opportunely ho worded In senti
ment following, to-wit:
To give, or not to give?
That in the question!
"Whether 'twould be better
To puss on through the Rummage Sale
Of the Civic Improvement Club
Articles for which I have no more use,
Such as clothing, furniture,
Dishes, hafs and what not,
Or to hoard these things
Useless and room-taking,
Dusbcolloetlng and
Moth-begetting, in my home,
Whether In attic, closet or storeroom?
Shall I put again Into circulation
That which may help another, ,
Or shall I be
An unloved Tight-Wad?
Nay, nay, not that!
1 thank you.
In a literary way, Dr. Matllo Shaw
will give a number of her Inimitable
readings. Mrs. Mary Wllshlro is tail
ing orders for dahlia bulbs, and Mrs.
Nolle Sugg, Is planning a doll hat cru
sade for the Christmas holidays. It
remains, however, for Harbor Shell to
Introduce an innovation, having en
tered into a' pact, during the mouth of
October, to donate tho proceeds of
hair-cutting, on hoy subjects under 11!
years of age, to the club women. Now
is the accepted tlmo to have these
hlrBulte awnings removed. Mrs. Shell
will supplement her husband's dona
tion by sowing for tho clubwomon dur
ing November, tho entire earnings be
ing diverted to the building fund, Riim
niago sale headquarters are conveni
ently located In tho Khaki cottage tent
opposite Hotel Ashland, a reinforced
canvas structure formerly located on
Chautauqua grounds, a Habitation
unique in Its structure and appoint
ments and a novelty which It will be
Interesting to Inspect.
. A' water survey of the city supply,
preferred by an out of town engineer
ing concern at an Implied expense of
$2(i0, has been declined without
thanks by the municipal authorities,
us a totally unnecessary expenditure.
Many men of many minds aro advanc
ing all sorts bf angles as applied to
tho needs of tho system. In fact the
nebular hypothesis Isn t In it by com
parison with tho controversies over
the hydro problem, ami' whereas the
riBlt of contracting hydrophobia Ib
probably nil owing to the latonoss of
the season, "water on tho brain" here
abouts ia rapidly assuming tho phase
of an epidemic, a ivvmbor of exports,
also members of tho city council and
citizens in general already exhibiting
symptoms of this Insidious mnlady,
aggravated by efrorts to reconcile con
flicting views regarding the needs of
tho situation as follows: "Natural fil
ters"; "pipes too small"! "more stor
age, more water and no meters";
"water from tho lower system is not
needed"; "motor Hud filter the wator";
"tho water Is wasted"; "city needs a
dam or reservoir," besides somo other
expressions of opinion too unmention
able to enumerate.
. Ashland Ib to entertain the Older
Floys conference on Oct. 21-23, and the
Y. M.'C. A. contingent hero Is making
all necessary arrangements to givo the
lads a rousing welcoino. Hoys between
1G and 21 aro eligible to attend thin
Conference, and a big attendance is In
prospect from ail sections of southern
.Oregon.
i Tho private car "Surprise," or S. P.
Hues, Is to house the family of J. L.
CreSiiB, employed In the maintenance-of-wny
department of the railroad,
who haa been residing In Ashland nnd
Intermediate stations on the Shasta
division for sometime past. The new
home on wheels is very substantially
furnished with all tho convenient es
sentials, and will he located at the
iJunstnuir terminal an lieadipim -tors
except when being transported from
place to place.
' Grand Cotninnndcr W. (1. Shellen
harger, head of tho Templar organiza
tion in Oregon, was a visitor of Malta
Comninndery on Thursday evening,
accompanied by Milton L. Myers, of
Salem, also a member of the grand
cominandory. The visitors camo here'pany near Phoenix.
from Klamath .Fulls, and are enrouto
north after a visit or Inspection thru
out the state. The salhorliu; here was
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a renreBOniatlVO one oi iiii-mui-in '
the, order throughout tho valley, the;,,,, important meeting at W. O. W. hall j Mr. and Mrs. S. 11. Sloner of Ash -
Social element predominating at the ,in phoenix Monday. land are visiting at ( their orchard
Xileasing reunion event, j j, m. Itader biouglit down touio dryjuonio hero lor a tow days,
EDEN VALLEY, Oct. C The Bag
ley Cannery company of Talent will
commence the packing of apples i"
their big cannery building in Talent
the last of this week. Later it is under
stood the making of th"lr famous
apple Juice will begin, and as has been
done the past three years, thousands
oi cans of the beverage will be shipped
to all parts of the United States. The
drink lias gained a wide reputation am!
has been sold in carload lots in all
our western cities and In the far east..
Hull Smith of Phoenix has purchased
from I.loyd Culver an acre or more, of
land Just outside tile city, on the south
end near Louis Culver's barn and will
build a bungalow on the lot In the near
future.
Mrs. J. i'J. Hoberts and daughter
Lula were over to Hilt the latter part
of last week visiting Mrs. Hoberts'
sinter, Mrs. Rlnohart. They returned
aturday to their home in Phoenix.
The Robcccus of Talent gave a ban
quet ami reception In honor of Mr.
and Mia. J. 10. Roberts and daughter,
Miss Lula. It wtiB thought by the mem
bers of the order that the Roberts fam
ily were soon to leave the valley, they
having sold their home in North Tal
ent, but it was learned that they will
remain ill Phoenix at least for the
winter.
Ja i Allen and Arlol Short and
Lawrence French wero up to the fish
hatchery at Butte Falls, Saturday ami
Sunday on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Mackie Wright of Phoenix has
been over to Hilt, visiting her sister,
Mrs. Rinehart, who has been quite ill.
.1. A. Duron and family have moved
to their home In Phoenix from Mod
ford where Mr. Duron has been In the
laundry business for some time. We
welcome Mr. Duron.. and wife Into our
community. '
Mrs. Win. Thompson of Hunt Meil
ford, and her sister, Mrs. It. L. Dodge
of Medford, came out Friday to visit
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Fish
of Phoenix.
Jay Terrlll of Talent is still doing
assessment work for tho county anil
was In Medford Friday in that capa
city.
Among thoRO who wero In Medford
buying "building materials Friday were
Bert llon.ru, 0. Carey and Charley Rob
erts, all of whom are having some car
penter work done.
C. C. McClaln of Phoenix waa in
Medford Friday purchasing some
household goods, which looks like
housekeeping.
Mrs. A. S. Furry and Mrs. Lloyd
Colvor were visiting at the home of
Mrs. C. C. Cato In Medford, tho latter
part of thlB week, with Mrs. Rose who
is under tho care of Dr. Picket, ut her
daughter's home.
Win. High and wife and Mrs. McAr
tbnr, went from Talent to GraiUsi Pass
last Saturday and remained with Mr.
and Mrs. High's daughter, Mrs. Kvans
and husband until Monday.
Apple picking in the famous Hold
ridge orchard will bo cominonced the
first of next week. Some of tho finest
fruit of tho valley is produced from
this orchard, which are mostly New
towns. diet Walters, ono of Talent's lead
ing business men, made n flying trip to
Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. Kenton who came from Wash
ington to visit her sister, Mrs. High,
Is up to tho Kincado ranch nursing her
nleco who la very III.
Each day sees ono or more narrow
escapes from accidents at the narrow
crossing of tho big viaduct near
Phoenix. Most of tho troublu is caused
by fast driving of autolsts.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Crawford of Talent, Tuesday, Oct. 4.
a ten pound boy. Mother nnd child arc
doing nicely.
Mrs. A. H. Fisher and Mrs. Cally
Stcdman of Phoenix, were visiting
.Mrs. Walter Allen on Friday of last
week nt hor pleasant homo on tho
highway south of Phoenix.
Leo Furry of Phoenix left for
Benlcla, Calif., Wednesday afternoon
to work for his brother In the big spray
factory at that place.
C. Carey liuught a half ton of beard-
loss barley from Lloyd Colver this
week to sow
I overheard a conversation the other
day that said one reason of our having
haul times was that people sent away
fur many tilings. Well when you buy
poor goods of your home merchants
and think you are getting your
money's worth and find you aro not.
then yon do send away. 1 bought some
sheets that were so full ot filling that
they would ruin a tub of wash water.
Then I said some things.
Mr. Watklns of Nortli Talent ia fur
nishing wood for the county farm from
his wood ranch on Coleman creek.
Mr. Luraon and his two daugnters ;
Ida and Slsie of Ashland, have moved
into the Reed house In North Talent
lor the winter.
Mr. Burnett of Talent has hired to
work on the viaduct of the canal com-
Miss Janetto and I'.dytll Gore
,.uple of nights with Mrs. Kader this:
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room, it Is said, the disarmament roniorcnoe win also noid mo opening
plans to date, will bo one of the most
cows from his mountain ranch Satur
day. A camping party composed of Mr,
and Mrs. Ray Coleman and .Mr. Cole
man's mother and father went up to
Wagner Cap where the men will hunt
for a few days.
We are very glad to report that tho
condition of Mr. Kuger, who has been
quite low from remittent fever is Im
prnving as rapidly as possible.
Mrs. V. A. Little and son -Ben of
Central Point, who has made their
homo with W. C .Kenney and family
since early spring, left Sunday for
their home in Central Point. They
wero accompanied by Miss elma
and Master Virgil Kenney who will
remain In Central Point to attend
school.
Mrs. Little, who has been an In
valid for some time, improved rap
idly while here and her many friends
wero glad to see her taking steps
with tho aid of crutches at the time
she left.
'Mr. .1. A. Cook was recently visit
ed by bin sun Hardy of Portland,
whom lie ha3 not seen for eight
years, consequently It was a very hap
py reunion. Ills son who was in (lie
navy during our late war and right
in the thickest of tho navy buttles,
had many entertaining experiences to
relate.
Ralph Koger, who has been em
ployed for some time on the Conner
ranch near Medford, has returned
home to remain till his father lias
fully recovered.
O. 'I'. Wilson and Frank De Ford
left this week to bring their mutton
off the range to market. Thoy will
probably idiip about three cars.
Miss lOlsle Straus, who is attending
high school In ('odd 1 1 i 11', had the
mlBfurtune to severely scald her foot
Tuesday, necessitating her being out
of school several days.
Ben Moore and family of North
Yakima, Wash., were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Cook at the
Moore home. Mr. Mooro is a cousin
of Mrs. Cook nnd was on his way to
California to spend tho winter, hav
ing recently sold his property in
Washington for u pleasing .sum or
money.
Mr. Johnson and sons of near Jack
sonville who have leased the Duel
Strong property here, will take up
their residence hero probably next
week.
Mr. Kenney, who has been a fore
man on this ranch for thirteen years
will move with his family to Hold Hill
for tho winter, having not fully de
cided on a permanent location yet.
The many friends of the Kenney fam
ily regret to see them leave but trust
they will like their new location.
Owing to the school house not be
ing In readiness fur school yet it will
nut open till Monday, the loth.
J. K. Moore took suddenly with
pneumonia Sunday and Is attended
by Dr. Chlsholin.
W. W. Kdlugton has been consult
ing tin- doctor lately concerning some
painful ear trouble.
Mrs. W. W. Scott Is entertaining as
guests her sister, Mm. Belle Head
and son Morris, from near Jackson
ville. 111.
M-r-.i. Hull and granddaughter., Mim
M 'idled Pearson of Marion, were re
cent guests of Mr. and Mra. John
Hall.
-Mrs. V. .1. Montgomery, who has
(Si ent the summer with her slier, Mrs.
. . I'dingtou. left Thursday for'
'Montana, whore she will visit rela-
I SAMS VALLEY
tlves for awhile before returning U!juyed tho splendid program given by
her home in Missouri. Lee Newton, 'the school children. The affair was
w ho has also been a guest of the fain- 'in the nature of a get acquainted
(y for several days, left this morn- imeeting for the people of the corn-
Mug for his home in Oakland, Calif. jln"""y a!ul new teachers. Foi
spent. The Cooper family have been load- l?v"": l"'""- I''" 'efrosh-
thelr household goods for shlp-j'"
nient to their recent locution at Oa!t-
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m the Pan American Union Building
Conference called by President Harding for November 1 1 next. In this
pretentious gatherings in history.
Stella Adams, Thulma Dallas and
KUen Tucker were enrolled in our
school Monday, October 3rd, makinf.
a total of 19. Thi3 is six more' than
attended last year.
J. D. Henry took William lioagland
to Central Point, Monday morning.
Then lio went to Medford for furni
ture which he is moving to Browns
boro. I' rank Simpson from Lake Creek is
hauling BhaUes trom llrownsboro to
bis home.
Ralph Tucker, who Is In Medford
for medical treatment, Is doing nice
ly. Several car loads of campers from
Ashland went through Brownsboro
on their way to Fish Lake creek.
Kd Tucker has finish filling his
silo.
They are still hauling coal for the
Fish Lake Ditch Co.
Roscoe llulso took a third truck
load of bogs to .Medford Monday.
Ralph Tucker has been hauling hay
to Carl von der Hellon.
Roscoe Hulso took Isalee Brown to
a Medford dentist Maiulny.
The night of September 2S, Rev.
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C. C. Unlet of the Presbyterian Ijiroving to be increasingly popular in
church at Ashland, held services at ilaekson county.
the school house and organized a Sun-t The Sunday morning service at the
day school. Officers were elected ns.f1'1110"' Methodist church last Sunday
follovvu- (;illtnrltttt,l,,t ,.,.,1 mqcIo, lll'OVed to 1)0 II IllOSt UlliqUe Service.
ant superintendent Miss Kubll and
Mrs. Walter Marshall and secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Roscoe Hulso.
Sunday school was held tho
fol
lowing Sunday. A large crowd at
tended and teachers were elected.
They were Primary teachers, Mrs.
George Brown; assistant Mrs. Win.
Hansen and intermediate teacher,
Mrs. Roscoe Hulao ami Bible class
teachers, 'Mr. George Brown and as
sistant Miss Kubll. The teachers hope
to have largo clasess and every ono
In Invited.
Mr. S. L. lioagland went to Butte
Falls, Tuesday after a load of
shakes.
Kd Cowden took a load of wheat to
Butie Fulls Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hansen. Jr.,
went to Medford on huolno.ia Mon
day. Miio Conley, who has been riding
after cuttle Tor Mike llnuley, visited
his mother, Mrs. Ilessler, Sunday.
The senior Hansen family visited
the Stanley family Sunday.
Win. Staul) has boon clearing quite
a lot of land on his place.
Mr. Van Dyke bough the mail con
tract from William Staub recently.
George Trcpern has been hauling
cedar posts to lOaglo Point to sell
there.
Mm. Louis Rhorer stopped over
hero with 'mr mother, Mrs. Wm Hun-
sen, Sr., las; week, on her wnv home
to Lake creek. She has been at
llornbrook vir-Uing her sister. Mrs.
Bloumingoamp. While here she
played for the school and conducted
a singing class.
A number of ladles In this district
went tin to the Van Dvk,. hnn.o i
quilting party. In the afternoon two
delegates rrotn the Medford Red
Cross chapter came out and discuss-
1 organizing a rhapter at Browu-
boro.
Tho second annual open house pro
gram was luld at the Talent school
last I-i nlay evening. September SO.
i Out' of the lari:est crowds ever as-
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ti ''"! wafers wore serv-
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MMnK ' lass tinner me super-
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Mlss Avis iniw ' Tu, largo crowd.
.the enthusiasm shown and the evl-
dencc u a splendid spirit of, co-opc-
! TALENT TALK j
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in T.'nsblngton,
will be the scene
session, wnicn, to juuge irom tentative
ration indicate the beginning of a
most successful school year. Follow
ing is tho program:
Folk Cames and .Songs
First, and Second Cirados
Violin Solo Mr. Petit
Kei-ltation Catherine Kstes
Hubble Konir
Third and Fourth tirades
Klupdans Fifth Grade
Piano Sol Hosetui Burnette
Drainitizalion of Dip Van Winkle...
Seventh and Klghth Grades
Pong flirls Chorus
Song Hoys' Chorus
Talent won another athletic victory
over Phoenix, Thursday, September
,29, when the girls baseball team do
feated tile Phoenix team by a score
of 35 to 20. Both schools are repre
sented by good teams and the game
was close and exciting from start to
iflnish. Only five innings were played
and when Talent came to bat in tho
Bccond half of tho fifth Inning Phoe-
,nix was leading by one score, A bat
ting rally, wlileli nrougnt in sixteen
tallies, gavo Talent the largo end of
'the score.
' The Talent High school soccer
football team will play Kogue Kivor
lat Talent on Friday afternoon, Octo
ber 7. The teams are evenly matched
ttnd tho game promises to be very
clone. Soccer is a comparatively new
game in this part of tile state, having
been introduced among the smaller
iBchooly of the county last year. It is
la popular sport in Portland and is
Jt was announced as a "Harvest Home
jVe.slivul" service and was based upon
an old time English custom. People
Jof the community were invited to con
scriptions. Those wero used to deco
rate tile church nnd made a most un
.usual and attractive display, (iolden
eai-H ot" corn, crimson tomatoes and
towering corn .stalks vied with each
other in the decorative scheme.
Pumpkins, squash, pears apples and
all otliei' Imaginable harvest pro
ductR wore visible.
Tho speakers of the morning wore
to have been Mayor I.amkln of Ash
land, Dr. liray of Medford and See.
Fuller of Ashland. However, Mayor
I.amkin and Dr. Bray found it impos
sible to attend. Ralph Bowman gave
a pleasing violin solo. Mr. Karl New
bry gave a cornet solo and Uev.
Phelps and Mrs. Oorthuys sang a
duet.
The produce donated was sold at
Auction Monday evening- and a Ktib
stuntial sum for the Woman's Home
Missionary society was realized. ,
Mut'li credit for the harvest home
program must be given Mr. Leonard
Oorthuys with whom the idea origi
nated. .Mr. Oorthuys who came here
some tune ago from Holland, was
familiar with the harvest home fes
tival us .held in Knglnnd.
Mr. A. S. Alfred is in a eriMcal con-
Pdltion at his homo suffering from
a stroke of paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Barrett, who
left a couple of weeks ago for Cana
da, report a pleasant trip.
Mr. MacMuhon, tho barber, Iiiib
nmvh.'isott a lot on the hbrhwiiv in the
jnorthcrn part of town and lias moved
jhis residence there.
Talent has two packing houses run-
'ning full blast this fall, both places
,,'naving a consmeraKie lot 1,1 unit to
"ek and are having trouble in secur
enough packers, sorters nnd box
milter to do the work.
Notice
Bids will be received up to 'Oct. loth
for transp rtation of scholars in Dis
trict No. 21 to the Phoenix school.
UiKhts reserved to reject any and all
bids by board. J. O. N. POLING.
Chairman.
District No. 24, R. P. D. 4, Medford.
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R Special Commit
ff ford Lodge 10;!
f ins, Oct. 7, 7:o
F. 4 A. M.
Communication Med
io;!, Friday even-
0 p. m. Work
in F. C. degree.
1 TO
L. K. WILLIAMS.
Better get some of the print paper!
on rolls for wrapping paper at this 1
office nnd save 2 or 3 cents per pound. ;
Com and iook at it ami be convinced, i
Advertise your wants in the Sun
and get results.
BUTTE FALLS, Oct. 7. On the
opening of the Butte Falls schools,
Sept. 12, the attendance was more
than one hundred per1 cent more than
it was a year ago. During the sum
mer many improvements were made
on the school grounds and buildings,
such as instalment of ladder, teeter
uoards, traveling rings, sand table,
swings and other apparatus. Interior
! painting of the rooms and finishing of
I The stage in tho auditorium are pleas
j ing improvements. The play shed is
j to be floored, this fail, so that basket
j ball and indoor baseball and other
ames will i;e more iiopuiar. unuer
favorable conditions, the Butte Falls
school expects to be on the map in
athletics this year.
Tuesday evening. Sept. 20, the upper
classmen of the Butte Falls high
school gave a reception to B. F. Rooks
or class of 1925.
A court was called in which Mr.
Ward, the eighth grade teacher, and
Mr. Lowe, tile principal of the high
school took turns presiding. The Frosh
were called before the court, one by
one and' tried for numerous crimes
such as attempting to grow a mus
tache, being out after curfew, painting
freckles, speeding and winking. They
were found guilty of ail charges and
each received a sentence to do certain
things.
After the trial a small program was
given and refreshments were served,
and then after a few games were
played the frosh were told that it was
time .they were in bed and they left.
The frosh do not show any effects of
the initiation except being a bit timid
of the rest of the school.
Mr. Ward, athletic coach, held a
meeting Monday, Oct. 3rd and organ
ized the basket ball team for the year.
Mr. Ernest Albert was elected captain
and Cecil Alilstrom manager. A con
secutive schedule for games in the
valley is being arranged. The outlook
for athletics is very promising.
A very pleasing nnd well attended
reception was given the teachers at
Butte Falls, Sept. 30. A good musical
and literary program was rendered
after which refreshments and games
were had.
Uev. Mr. Hulit, Sunday school mis
sionary was at Butte Falls on Sunday,
Oct. 2, addressing (he Sunday school
in the morning and preaching at night.
Ho went to Derby in the afternoon
and organized a Sunday school there.
A reception for the teachers at the
assembly hall was held last Friday
evening and an unusually large crowd
was in attendance, the program was
principally made up of music. Prof.
Lowe gave a short talk on-tho four
principal parts of a successful school,
which weru the proper equipments
for tho school work, the eornoration
uf the parents, obedient and energetic
scholars, and last, but not least, the
teachers. Light refreshments wore
served, and as the remark was made
several times there, I will repeat It
again. Uutto Falls is noted for her
fine paslry cooks, and willingness of
ill to help in the school work.
Mr. Btirman ia looking over their
timber above totwn this week.
J'lvoryone is getting in a hurry to
get their winter supply of wood .in.
Tho forest patrol .men eniue down
from their stations Friday.
H. 1J. Mills, formerly of this place,
but now from Medford, niado a busi
ness call one day last week.
Miss Rose Wbayloy i.i homo visit
ing a few days from Eagle Point,
where she has been employed at the
Sunnyside Hotel, the past summer.
Church Sunday evening. Every
body come and sing.
tuite a large delegation went down
to the crty Saturday to take in the
circus, the cars beginning to leave
at break of day, and returning all
hours that night.
Miss Essie Whayley left for tho
valley Tuesday after a week's visit at
home. She expects to return in two
weeks nnd enter high school. Miss
Velma Hannah is here attending
school from Trail.,
Cecil Alilslrum arrived here from
Santa Cruze, Calif., Friday and will
enter high school Monday. Aubry
Abbott also came homo to take up his
sellout work Monday.
John Clark drove over from Weed
Saturday. Klmer lloeff. Howard and
Mark Fox came with him to spend
Sunday with their families, returning
that evening.
The Freshmen wore duly initiated,
in a formal way that they will re
member throughout the term. Light
refreshments were served, and en
joyed by all until a late hour for stu
dents. The Swink family have moved to
their new home above H. Herrefords.
Mrs. Maude Bennett has a new Ford
Roadster.
Kd Cowden of Euide Point spent
Sunday night with Ira Tongate.
Miss Alice Tongate returned from
Medford Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. floss have moved in
from F.agle Point for the winter to
receive tile benefit of our school,
which promises to be a very successful
year for the scholars. Miss Helen
has been slaying with Mrs. Mm-ion
until her parents could Come.
The dance at the Tongate hall Sat
urday evening was quite an enjoyable
affair, and the crowd was m rst too
larite fcr the floor space, bnt never
theless, that waa overlooked, perhaps
they will enlarge it ;oon.
Mr. Everett At-holt returned to
Weed Tuesday, after a week spent
with her mother, Mrs. Herreferd.
RIVERSIDE, Ore., Oct." i fi The
Riverside Community cluu will give
their annual carnival and dance at
their club house Saturduy evening,
Oct. 8. Great preparations are being
made by the club members to make
this annual event a great success. The
decorating committee are at work un.l
will make the rooms very attractive.
Good eats will be served during tho
whole evening, the music will bo extra
good and a big time is assured. The
grand prize will be a liugu turkey.
Chances will be sold on all kinds of
farm produce, chickens galore, home
made cakes, etie.
There will be no lack cf entertain
ment for all who attenu.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Mnllt-son, their
son Chester and Mrs. Matteson's motlP
er, Mrs. McLean arrived Tuesday by
auto from their home at Enderlin, N
Dak., for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. G.
B. Alden. Mr Matteson is a brother
of Mrs. Alden. They were just a month
on the road and had a very enjoyable
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Slead were Med
ford visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Cbamplin and
Mrs. Beatrice C. Jonns wero business
visitors in Medford Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. M. Jacobs and Miss I.yndall
Jacobs entertained the Rlversldo
Recreation club at their first meeting
for the year Thursday afternoon. An
enjoyable program was given and ail
report a very pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Alden who have
been residents or tho Barnum apart
ments have moved back to their ranch
homo until the apartments are ready
for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Furnas who were
also residents at the Barnum accom
panied them until they can make ar
rangements for a home in Medford.
Lee Raymond enjoyed a visit from
his father last week. He was enrouto
from his ranch at Walla Walla to his
home at Medford.
Last Wednisday evening marked
one of the pleasantest events in tho
history of the community of Phoenix.
This event was the reception of the
teachers by the parents and friends of
the schools. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cul
ver's beautiful homo was given freely
for the occasion. Tho program was
full of excellent music, a good social
time and refreshments followed.
The high school has the honor of re
ceiving the prize for the best display
of work done during last year at tho
fair conducted by Miss Humes, the
county superintendent at Medford.
The girls' baseball team played the
Talent team last week on the Phoenix
field. The game was the first of the
season. The interest and good spirit
were manifested throughout. Talent
won by a few points.
The boys are busy this week clean
ing up the grounds for a soccer, field
hoping to get busy learning how to
meet the other schools in the sport.
The upper classes initiated the
freshman class last Friday evening.
After being whirled through several
interesting stunts, their nerves were
cooled down with ice cream and cake.
Monday morning all were at school
safe and sound.
There seems to be a fine crop of
potatoes In general this year. The
farmers aro all busy digging and
hauling them out to town.
Messrs. Hoyt and Yokam from
Washington were visiting at the
Peyton ranch Tuesday and Wednes
day. Carl Richardson tool; a load
of
spuds to the valley Wednesday.
Mr.
Richardson Is building a small cot
tage on the river above Evergreen
ranch. Mrs. Richardson is teaching
the Flounce Rock school.
Ralph Peyton took a loa . ot
spuds out Tuesday, returning the
same day. Mr. Wm. Lewis came back
with him.
Roy Vaughn left for Medford Wed
nesday. Mr. Clark is hauling spuds to town
from tho Peyton ranch this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson and children
motored to Medford and Central
Point Friday to spend the week end.
Mrs. Roy Vaughn ha3 returned
from visiting her parents on Elk
creek.
Paul Peyton has rented the McCoy
ranch clos e Itohe Brophy school
house. Mr. Peyton expect3 to niovo
there soon.
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