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Second Section
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nl!y Sixteenth Tear.
Weekly Fifty-First Yr.
MEDFOKD, OttF.GOX, FRIDAY, I VECKM UFAl .1(5, TJ21
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ASHLAND TEACHERS
AND PUPILS ON!
10
ASHLAND, Dec. 10. Nearly eight .
days of holiday are in store for school .
teachers and pupils during tho Yule-,
tide season. Spcc:::caily Christmas-;
tido begins on Frilay afternoon. Doc. ;
2o, and ends with the week begin-;
r.ing in January. Tho customary
exodus of teachers is already being
planned, fully half the number being
holiday visitors oitiier with tho home ;
folks or friends in other localities.
Snpt. Rrisroo and Principal Hughes,
will attend tho State Teachers asso-'
ctation at Cortland a gathering which .
annually is slated for holiday week, j
Final onms. for t ho first semester o!
l!ti:2 will occur Jan. 1ft, and tho;
second semester begins on .Monday,!
Jan. 2:1. Any child six years old on i
or before March 1, 1U22, is eligible
to enter school, hut said entrance I
must 1)0 at tho beginning of tho 1
semester, and none will be received r
after the first of February. For the j
hifulutin designation "semester," ;
substitute tlii' word "term," accord-:
ing to tiie original version as applied
to school periods, ad the chissifieal ,
definition is reducpd to plain Eng
lish "as she is spoke." In this re
spect tho public schools nowadays
seek to apo the colleges and univorsi-!
ties. Never wore tho local schools ;
better equipped for efficient service. 1
Instructors are numerous about
forty and the "morale" of the stu
dent body is high, tho work in all
branches being enthusiastically pros-'
edited. Enrollment is at Its crest. I
nil tho grades being crowded, with;
overflow classes being accommodated '
at the New Thought Temple. From
the present viewpoint a new selmol :
building is imperatively needed. j
The city library caters to readers j
of all varieties of technical literature.,
as was evidenced at the Winter Fair,
when volumes on agricultural and
kindred subjects were available at.
tho booth in which that institution
had a most creditable display.
Flovd Crosslin, ex-servico man, is
now located at Weed, employed in 1
the bis lumber milling interests;
there. i
In the absence of Pastor Koehlcr in j
Kiamath county, ltov. J. Alexander j
Smith, of Rogue River, conducted
.services at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday. ;
George Damon, who contemplated j
retiring from active work some years j
since, not only built a new carpenter;
tihop'after the firo which destroyed;
Ills original plant, but has construct-j
nd an annex to tho establishment on j
It street near tho Southern Pacific j
spur. 1
Present Indications point to a joint
Installation of officers by the Ma
sonic lodge and Eastern Star on the!
evening of St. John's Day. Hoc. 277.
Although this is not a public affair,
the families of Masons and the Star j
are cordially invited to be present, j
Having sold their ranch east ol'j
town. Mr. and Mrs. W. I". liucliner !
will remove to Idaho, visiting their
sun Lynn, student ut Corvallis, in
tho meantime. '
S. A. Stearns is the new comman
der of nurnside Post G. A. R.: A.
C. Spencer, senior vice-commander;;
George Van Natla. junior vice-com-niander;
;Erastus Hull, officer of the;
day; I.. A. Itrush. quartermaster: (1.
W. Ilenedict, chaplain: W. E. Pal
mer, inside guard. ' The did Guard"
is in a prosperous condition in spite
of thinned ranks, the late Char'.es
Caniere being greatly missed from
post circles. :
Ladles of the Daptist church will :
hold n food Fale at Enders store, Sat
iirduy, Dec. 17.
J. F. lllttson, of Medford. carved.,
and John Fuller. of Ashland.
' poured" at a social gathering of
automobile exhibitors at the recent
Winter Fair, a fine dinner having
been prepared for their benefit at
Hotel Ashland early in the week. The
carburetor salesmen feasted on a
Imp prize Fordson turkey, the gift
of Harrison Dros. of this city, who
won it for outo merit3 displayed at
the Winter show, llitt literally carv
f .I the bird, while John poured ora
wr in figurative terms by virtue of
boint! 'loastmaster at this jolly re
union kindred spirits from valley
towns in general.
Seniority rights us applied to the
wie-i-'.rs of motive power on the
Soutiu-rrt Pacific, who are residents
pf the Ashland terminal, are result
ii.jr in a ntimbr of Junior employes
engineers especially, being "bumped
Ii accordance with the exercise of
this privilege, Frank Dean is anions
engineers who will have headquar
ters at Horhbrook for the t'' "0:nK
and pending development. J'" havins
7nr,ved there with hi3 family tats
veek.
A. C. Jov and Ed Mapics an
land directors of the Jackson County
Human.'1 society which was organized
;u Medford, Dee. 12.
In addition to dual marines, armed
with sawed-ofi phot suns, revolvers
and putty knives, whoso locul boat
extends from I ho depot to postofi'ue,
the mail service on the Ar hland-Ued
t ( u ft circuit has been reintoreed by i
psini nnstal mail clerks to nsnc-
dito the handling of holiday mail, I
especially parrel post package:;. l!y(
way of encouraging these r.ovoi iyno:-.-t-tl
efforts i:t behalf of the public
generally, mail your Christmas par
cels early, , observing all admonitions
regarding addressing and packing.
Note the signs of the times in tiio
Ashland posloffico.
After Christmas, Mr. and .Mr;'.. AV.
O. Dickson plan going to southern
California for an indefinite stay, try
ing a change of climate for the bene
fit of Mr. IMrkerson's health.
If
weather conditions permit, tile trip
will lie made by auto, with Don Dlek
ersou piloting tho family machine.
li. E. Detrirk, who came- to Ash
land sometime ago from Vancouver,
Wash., with his family, and who has
been on the retired lit,t in a business
way, has purchased the Knapp groce
teria near the Plaza, having already
secured the building in which the
store is located.
Students of tho high schol will
issue a newspaper, holiday edition,
a:- of (into Dec. 2H, named tho Rogue
New.-, one issue only. Marjorio Mc
Elvanoy is editor-in-chief, assisted by
LuoUie Pero.zi and a full corps of
reporters. Dale Young is business
manager. The Rogue News, while
nut taking the place, of tho specific
annual pub! -cation, will reflect the
activities of tho student body in a
most lively and interesting manner.
Mrs. Sam Sundry took her place
a: postmistress Monday morning.
The basement of tho Ko.gue river
school is being fitted up for a hot
hinoh room.
Work on" the new gymnasium is
progressing nicely. A good interest
and wilPngiiess to help has been
shown right from tho start. It ia
hoped that by Christmas tho roof
will be on. Next comes the floor,
;:im then O boy! the game is on,
nnd we will eIiow them bow.
The newly elected members of the
comwil are: Mr. Reynolds of the
Pioneer hotel, Albert Milton and Mrs.
Pmidry was re-eieeted. H. 1. Spen
cer was chosen as mayor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uurkhart of
Topeeuish, Washington, are visiting
the liurkharts.
f h:t'ln'i HiilnTi v;i elected celmnl
clerk at the special election Satur-1
day, December 10.
The bazaar and food sale held by
the Ladies' circle last Friday and
Saturday at Fred O'Kelly'a store was
a real success. The proceeds will bo
used in fixing up tho church kitchen.
A new house is being built in
Rogue Hiver by Mr. Iiailey and will
be occupied by tho family when fin-
irhed. i
The Itogers family havej move1 i
from tho Sams ranch into town fori
tho winter.
Mr. Mcllvain is building a fence'
around his acre which he has recently
bought. i
The Rogue River high school ba3-'
kotbul! squad will go to Unite Falls;
Saturday to play the Ilutte Falls high
school. They plan to stay all night
and return the following Sunday.
Ten boys will accompany the prin-,
eipul, E. C. llrowne. j
Sport Flashes
('OKVAl.l.IS. fire., Dee. 10. Clyde
Hubbard, former baseball, lia-ketball i
and fun!!. all star of Oremm Agri'-ul-l
tm al eulli e. has accepted temper- j
alily the position of general manager
of stlltb-nl affairs at tile e.llt-ue, ac
cording to an announcement jurt
mad" by 1 r. C. 'J. Duhacli, cliairtoan
of liie i'oard of control. Hubbard
suece-'ds James ( i. r.ii-bards"ii. who
resigned fii'm tile positptn of general
manager to aecrp! u posilion as busi
ness manager of tiie eSattle baselall
club.-
SI'liK'AM-;, )-. 1C. Five players
from Washiturton Slrttf cnllea'" arej
iriven pl:tces on a mythical nil-star 1
Nm-thwest conference fuotbail t.-am i
'selected by Ceorgr- M. Varnell of tills;
city, who has ,r-rveil as referee in
Northwest and coast conference ;
games for a number of years. Uni
versity of Idaho and Orf-non Agricul
tural eo!!c(ie are given two members
each and I'niveisity of Montana and
Whitman college one each.
SPOKANE. Wash.. Dec. K,.The
athletic board of Washington State
college voted unanimously at a meet-1
ing held Tuesday niu-lit to tender to
tius Welch a contract as football
coach for 1 C - -. it became known
here today. Weicli will confer w-ith
the board relative to the matter be-i
fore leaving for tiie east late this.
I month.
ROGUE RIVER I
1
i
ATOMS j
Air. .1. Vincent anil Frank Rich
ardson wera over to Thi'O Glass"
Wednesday to saw wend with thoir I
"gasoline raw. .ns. wmcui
wi,il -Ml'3- l;lass. j
Mrs. I.uous visited with friends In
Ashland this week.
Mr. .1. Karleirrh was up from V'olf
Creek and stayed at .Mr. Smith's sev
eral days this week.
!;. and Mrs. Theo Class and Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent attended the play
at the school at Moonvillo Friday.
Mr. Lucas h:i tiled hay from the
Modoc orchard this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Con Icy stayed
this week with Vern Conley of Sams
Valley. C. M. Conley returned to
Medford Saturday for lr. Kmmons to
tect his eyesight after being severely
burned in tho gasolino accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Case took their
little girl to Medford Monday forj
medical advice.
Howard Mayfield and Have Walk
er went to the mountains some timej
a;:o lo hunt cattlo for Mr. K. Class, i
and as their havo not heard any-1
tiling from them Mr. Class went up:
this week, and Mrs. Glass will stay
at Mr. JHttsworth's.
Waaer r ranks and .Mr. Wood are
here from Clendale visiting friends in
Antioeh.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammett of Cottage
street, Medford, were out Saturday
and Sunday to visit William Jones
of lieagle, also Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones.
Mr. Karleigh left Monday for Ta
coma, V'i!sh.
Mr. and Mrs. TT. K. Kodgers spent
Sunday with Mr. Oscar Kodgers.
Mrs. Fearleigh, teacher of Anti
och, played the piano for tho enter
tainment at Moonville Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Pollard enter
ta:ned with a dancing parly Saturday
night. About 110 people had a most
enjoyable time. Miss lliamond aid
ed in fortune telling and matching
tickets for supper partners.
Mr. Oscar Kodgers it? improving so
that he can ell, up a short time
through the day.
ilurnice Kodgers, iSibyl Uodgvrs
and Tl.elma Class received a box of
candy from K. C. Fa her of Central
Point for sending in the names of
people who resided in Sams Valley,
lieagle, Antioch and the Meadows.
Tho Antioch schools are planning
to organize a basketball team they
havo material for two teams.
Sunday school was held at An
tiroh Sunday. Tho leader was Mr.
King who also preached morning and
evening,
Geneva Glass received her first
Palmer pin for writing.
Tho Antioch school will havo a
'l'"''' Christmas tree Friday at-
terncon, December 2lt, at 2 o'clock
Parents and friends invited.
Mrs. Miles Cantrall and son, llar
land. attended services in Jackson
ville Sunday.
Mr. Clyde Thomson of San Fran
cisco spent Sunday with ills sister,
Mrs. Allen.
Miss Holmes, our county school su
perintendent, nnd Miss ISurr, our
! county supervisor, very kindly as
: fisted in the school program Saturday
' evening, by showing of "agricultural"
slides.
A number of visitors from Union
Town and Applegato were ill attend-
unci; at tho school program.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cantrall motor
i ed to Medford Monday mor;iing.
Mrs. Carl Johnson is quite 111 with
rppendicitis. Her mother, Mrs. W.
Copple, is staying with her at pres
I eiit.
.Mr. and Mrs. Klum of Ashland paid
! a hurried visit to Itucli, Saturday
evening.
The school entertainment Satur-
l day evening was well attended. The
; sale of the pies, together with the
fish pond and cider, netted a little
over $.11). The children and teacher
are very grateful to those who helped
; to make the eveninga success.
Little tiail Cantrall. was a visitor
at school Monday.
Mrs. Lnusignot was quite 111 the
i first of last week, but Is much Im
proved now.
Mr. Henry Ilonnehurg of Ashland,
visited with Hay Offcnbacher's fam
ily over Sunday.
Mrs. W. E. Caton of Medford, has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Smith.
On tiie afternoon of December 2.1,
the children of ituch school, are plan
ning for a gay time. The main fea
ture is a big Christmas tree. At
noon a basket dinner is to be held by
patrons and friends of the school.
Mi-. Ingram of the forest reserve
service, returned to his homo in
Portland Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. .McDaniels of Apple
gate took Sunday dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Throckmorton.
Rrlng your clean old rags lo this
office, 0c per pound.
RUCH RUMBLES
now we have i hi: ,iiu:it
frock from i-.iiiis
y J p. . "-t -
A Quaker frock, in Mack velvet
with embroidered lawn cuffs, is tbe
latest creation from Paris for milady's
wardrobe. The hat is of Mack velvet i
and lawn frill.
(P.y Mrs. Mary O. Carey)
Mr. and Mrs. Fred llapp of Talent
were visiting Mrs. Kapp's sister, Mrs.
Hay Coleman of Jacksonville last
Sunday. .
Mr. Larson of North Talent, made
a trip over to Fern valley Monday
and became very much interested in
tile prospects. There seems at this
writing no doubt bill that oil has been
.struck. The frequent encounter of
gas pockets work a hardship on the
driller, making the work somewhat
difficult. Humor has it that another
well is soon to be put. down in the
near vicinity of the Trigonia. This,
the report says, will bo commenced
within sixty days.
Solicitors for a reliable company,
are making a thorough canvass of all
the land owners above Phoenix, try
ing to get loasts'on the land that they
may put down another -test, well in
tho floor of the valley. There has
been strong talk ofla well being com
menced 'immediately on Louis Cul
ver's place. This land' lays Just op
posite the Trigonia, but on tho west
side of Hear creek. This company is
very sanguine ao to the ciutunco of
oil in the vicinity of Phoenix.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 1. Henry, former
residents of North Talent, but now
residing near lirowusboro, were
vlsitlpg old friends in tho neighbor
hood last Sunday. Among them Mr.
and Mrs. Xoab (.'handier and James
Allen, son and wife.
Elton Heeson of Talent walked off
with several cash prlnes at the
winter fair at Ashland. Mr. iteesun
bad ten head of fine cattle on ex
hlbet and each took a prize. The
total In prize money was about eighty
dollars.
Win. "Rathe of west Vhoenix look
bis fine lot of hares to the winter
fair at Ashland. Many of theso were
scored ns tho best in the state. Ills
Flemish Ciants wero of mammoth
size, and faultless as to color. Mr.
Rathe had some very fine dressed
skins on display, many of which he
sold at a good figure.
Mr. Hean of Phoenix visited the
Trigonia oil well last Friday and was
very favorably impressed, lie was at
the well when tile gas was very ac
tive: raising the casing several inches,
lie heard the disturbance in the well
very plainly, while there.
Cuests at tho pleasant home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Furry last Sunday
wero Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Coleman,
Mr. and Mrs. Seougall, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hi llenger, .Mr. and Mrs. Colver
Furry and daughter Carrol, Mr. and
Ms. Nell Franklin, Mrs. Donna flraf
fes, Miss Maggie Mont.
John Fuel, the Phoenix black
smith, gave bis friends qulle a sur
prise .Monday, when he announced
his marriage Sunday to -Mrs. Stacy
Kowerrels. The happy couple will
make I heir home in tho little town of
Phoenix.
Mrs. Neno Davis arrived at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Win. Short
of Phoenix to remain for some time;
Her two little sons will attend school
in Phoenix during their stay at their
grandmothers.
Mrs. E. M. Cosen of Denver, Colo.,
an aunt of Mrs. Walter Allen, came
up to visit her a few days last week,
then proceeded en her way to Chc
halis. M'ash.
Aubrey Furry writes home from
the U. of C. ,,-,t their glee club of
which he is a member, will not tour
this part of the state :ik ' It was
thought they would earlier in the sea
son. Mrs. Anna Lane nf Mi-dford was
visiting at the homes (f Mrs. Noah
handler and Mrs. Jack Allen, and
jMrs. (.'. Carey's Monday of this week.
Thursday of list week, one of the
most Inhumane cilmcH against dumb
animals, that has ever beer perpe
jtrated since the road was paved, oc
curred Just above Talent. An un
( known auto driver overtook a man
driving a small band of sheep, and
! drove through the band at breakneck
spced, killing s'-ven of the. poor dumb
j animals as he went. Tho owner was
unable to get the number of tho car.
: owing to the fng. which hart come up
in the afternoon, and the sheep iiin-
niiiK from the speeding car.
BliOlSSd HEWS.
Tho Hrowns'ooro school is giving
a Christmas program December 20th j
at 7 o'clock sharp, and every one is
invited. 1
Mr. and Mrs. William Stauh Is!
giving u dance at the lirowusboro j
dance hall December 20(!i, after the I
school program. There will ho a
i-asket supper.
Mrs. Sam lloagland was a visitor
at tiie llulso home Wednesday.
llev. Adams sent out by tho State
Missionary society of thn Congrega
tional church held services after Sun
day school Sunday. There was quite ,
a large attendance at both Sunday;
school and church.
Mrs. Roscoe llulso was a visitor at
tho Hansen home Tuesday.
Airs. J. Alonla visited our school
Friday.
Air. and Airs. Orin Al.ixfield, Airs.
A. E. Harhtir;; and Airs. Underwood
of Ashland were visitors at Joe .May
field's Aionday and Tuesday. Air.
and Airs. Orin Alaxt'ield will slay a
few weeks.
Air. 1 loopy visiled the Cowdon homo
Monday and returned to his homo in
Hutto Falls Tuesday.
Fred Stanley was a visitor at Hie
Cow-den homo Thursday. Whilo there
Fred Stanley and .Mr. Cowdeit went
out riding for cattlo.
Waller .Marshall helped Air. Jlax
field kill hogs Sunday.
Since cold weather has started, we
have been having hot lunch at
school.
Air. and Airs. Roscoe llulso went lo
AleiU'ord Monday.
Alilo Conley. who has been get
ting in cattle for Alike llanley, re
turned to his homo in lirowusboro
Sunday.
The Fish Lake Ditch company has
boon hauling lumber through
Alonla'n place.
Carl Stanley made a business trip
to Medford Aionday.
Air. and Airs. Joe Henry went to
Aiedford Tuesday.
A number of people from this
community, the Antelope, community,
and upper lirowusboro district, met
at the homo o (leorgo Drown Sunday
evening for choir practice. Airs.
Hrown and Airs. R. AI. llulso, who are
in chargo of the church music, were
very much encouraged by tho result
ol practice. Those present wero Air.
and Airs. Roscoe llulse.
Robert Neil visited tho Stanley
homo Sunday.
Walter .Marshall and Airs. Joe
Jlnxfield went to .Medford on businoss
Aionday.
Ailss Aieadio Aiarshall who has
boon visiting her brother Walter
-Marshal!, returned to her homo in
Eagle Point.
Airs. William Hansen Jr., was a
visitor at tho Aiarshall homo Aion
day. Air. and Mrs. Roscoo llulso and
two sons, John nnd Cecil, nnd Alias
Kubll, went to Aiedford Saturday.
Air. nnd Airs. C. E. Stanley and
son Alerril, visited our school Tues
day. Air. Dupery from llutto Falls, was
a visitor at Air. Ralph Tucker's homo
Sunday. Whilo thoro ho purchased
a horso.
APPLEGATE
Tho Applegato girls' basketball
team defeated the Jacksonville team
Friday In a close, hard fought game,
extra tinio being necessary to decide
the score, which stood D2-:!2 at tho
end of the last quarter. A field bas
ket for Applegato in tho extra five
minutes gave them the victory.
Our boys were not as fortunate.
Asliton Forest got tho bottom end of
a couple of front teeth knocked off
in tho game.
Sheriff Torrill mndo a business
trip to Applegato Sunday.
AIlsss C.ladys Rose and ft I mo
Throckmorton, motored to Aiedford
Saturday.
Alisn Louise Culp is spending a
few days with relatives in Aiedford
tills week.
Air. Thrasher of Aiedford was a
visitor at .Miss Rose's home ono day
last week.
Alirs liesslo Cooper and Air. Ral
eigh Carls were married Aionday.
Charley Cook and family are mov
ing to a ranch below Grants Pass.
Air. and Airs. Greenwood of Cali
fornia are moving to thu Rexford
ranch, whore Charley Cook and fam
ily formerly lived.
Air. Edwards, mining man from
Idaho, is in the district looking over
the mining claims hero.
Air. Lester Layton recently pur
chased two registered Hampshire
belted hogs from the Heart O' tho
Valley ranch near Murphy.
Air. Herman .Messenger of Provolt
has purchased a registered O. I. C.
hog. I
Airs. O. II. Forest attended church j
at Provolt Sunday. i
Air. R. Carls has purchased a Ford
ca r.
Martin Hansen has returned from
Aiedford where he has been for some
time.
Hilly iiead. who has been ill for
tiie past week, is somewhat improv
ed. Quito a number of people from Ap
plegato alleuded tho basketball
games and the dance at. Jacksonville
Friday.
There will he three games of
basketball Friday at Applegato: Ap-plega:-.1
school boys vs. Talent school
boys. Applegato school girls vs. Tal
ent school girls. Applegato com
munity boys vs. Jacksonville town
hoys.
A". Horde from Glonwood, AVashing
ton, ittlemled the funeral of his
brother, Albert Horde, at Allssonrl
Flat cemetery on December H, re
turning to his homo at Ctlenwood
on -Monday, the lith.
F. F. tlrove and Walter Aliller mo
tored to Aiedford and Ashland a few
days ago.
Frank and Earl Kendall caught n
large wild eat in their trap about u
week ago.
Airs. H. Crane visited Airs. Cleorge
Kendall u few days ago.
A band of seven hundred sheep, be
longing to Norrls and Collagen, were
driven out from the Steamboat coun
try to Of fenbuchers on Applegato fur
pasture for the winter.
-Mr. and Airs. Anderson Alee went
to Medford on business ono day last
week.
Airs. Albert Horde from Jackson
ville and daughter, Mrs. Waller De
firout from San Francisco and A'.
Horde from (llenwoed, AVashington,
were visiting at Anderson Aleo'a on
Sunday.
Alarioll Hingliam and niece. Miss
Alice Dingbaui, made a business trip
to Aiedford one day last week,
Oeorge Kendall, Jr., left one day
last week- for Ulympln, Washington.
Airs. Will Jordon visited the school
one afternoon last week.
Airs. Fred Hueh returned to her
home last Monday from Aiedford.
where she had been on a visit lo bet
son Henry Hueh, who bad Just re
turned from San Francisco.
Airs. Will Jordon and daughter,
Miss Irma, called on Airs. 1-'. F,
drove went to CrantH Pass on busi
ness laul Friday. 1
John Hingham nnd Alva Kendall
have been delivering barley sold to
Fred Of foubachor on Applegato. Ed
Hawkins has been hauling lumber
from the Roy Johnston saw mill.
Thomas Williams has been working
on the road, filling the worst places
Willi gravel.
The heavy wind storm of a few
days ago blew down somo fence, a
barn, and log hog pen for Fred Hueh.
Airs. Dick Hoffman returned to her
homo last Tuesday from Central
Point, whero sho had been on a visit
lo her parents; Air. and Airs. J. S.
Alnrch.
Walter Aliller from Applegato was
up to Will Jo l-d ons last .Monday.
J. VI. I'angborn and Charlie Hurk
haltor from Grants l'ass wero at Fred
Kuril's one day last week.
Hob Finney and Dtinnlngton from
Jacksonville, came out last Aionday
nnd butchered hogs, which Dunnlng
ton had purchased of Anderson Meo.
Airs. AI. A. Griffin, Airs. J. (!. Hertz
and daughters, -Misses Alary and Ida,
and Aha. Gilbert Hertrand of Grants
Pass wero Sunday visitors at the
homo of F. F. Grove.
Air. nnd Airs. J. E. I'angborn of
Grants Pass wero on Thompson
Creek on business last Sunday and
Aionday.
Tho AIlssos Ruth and Enter Alee
hom, Ailss (let.o, and Air. Alcchom
spent tho week end in Ashland with
relatives and doing Christinas shop
ping. A. T. Poole returned homo from
Union creek last week, whero they
havo been working tho past month.
Enid Aliddlchiishcr drovo tho
slago Saturday to Eaglo Point for V.
Petersen.
Airs. Eva AVeeks and littlo daugh
ters, Freda and Georgia, wore Eagle
Point visitors Saturday.
Airs. Allddlebusher and Air. and
Alar. S. W. Hutchison wero Sunday
guests at Will Houston's.
We aro glad to say Ailss Groen is
much improved.
Air. and Airs. F. Allddlebusher
spent tho week end with tho latter's
parents. Her brother Orage, return
ed homo with them.
Ralph Watson Is sawing wood for
.Messrs. -McDonald and T. Todd.
Air. and Airs. Irvln Ilowo and lit
tle daughter, Wanda Joy, were Sun
day guests at A. T. Poole's.
Claude Ragsdalo is hauling wood
and hay theso days.
Air. and Airs. R. R. Dawson were
pleasant callers a- the Ilowo home
Aionday.
-Mr. nnd Airs. George Adamson and
family spent Sunday evening at Air.
and -Mrs. Prltchett's.
Air. and -Mrs. A. T. Poole are vIb
Iting on the Umpqua sldo this week.
H. R. Dawson Is hauling hav from
Trail.
Airs. Foeller was a Trail visitor Fri
day, also visited school that day.
ANNUAL BALL OF
J'VILLE FIRE DEPT.
FRIDAY, BEG. 30TH
Tiio Jacksonville firo company
will give their annual hall on Friday,
Dec. .Kith at Orth hall, tho music
by Alford's Imperial orchestra of
-Medford. This will ho ono of tho old
fashioned dances whero all aro wel
romn and a good timo is nssurcd.
Somo short time ago a ball was given
and was lihorally patronized and tho
proceeds wero used for tho purchaso
of a firo truck. Tho proceeds of
tills dance will he used toward pay
ing tho balance. Come one, come all.
-Mrs. Roy Smith and daughter
were shopping in Aiedford Saturday.
Aliss Ellen Hartman who is now
emp'oyod in Aiedford spent a couple
of days with her mother of this city
last week.
Airs. Alary Wendt was a Sunday
guest nf her daughter, Airs. J. II,
Issolt of Aiedford.
Cieorgo and Chester Wendt nnd
Frank l.Indley attended tho big
event of tho "Dokles" at Roseburg
hist week.
Air. and Airs. Raymond Rotor and
children of Aiedford wero Sunday
guests at tho homo of Air. nnd Airs.
Jack Rotor.
Dan Hagshaw who has been con
fined to his homo for several days
with tonsllitis is much improved, and
able to meet his friends with hi3
usual smile.
Airs. Leland and Airs. Allies Can
trail motored to Aiedford Wednes
day. Airs. Arthur Alullhollen of La
Grande, daughter of Airs. Irono
L'alon is tho guest of her mother,
sisters and brother in our city for a
short time.
Airs. Gussio AlcKinney of Winter
is spending tho week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Af. I)., Jones.
Air. and Airs. James b' Irion passod
through town on Thursday enrouto
homo after vIsitlHg Airs. Sarah
O'Hrien nnd Air. and Mrs. Evorott
Aliller of Aiedford.
Airs. Wm. Eaton, Airs. .Toe' Pope
nnd son and their guest, Airs. 'Arthur
Alullhollen wero shopping !n Aied
ford Wednesday.
Ailss AIolllo Brltt and Mrs. Hattlo
Denote wero among the Jacksonville
shoppers In Aiedford Tuesday.
Wm. Smith was "attending to busi
ness matters in Aiedford Tuesday and
expects to leave for Long Ueach the
last of the week.
John Renault, Sr., left Sunday for
Portland accompanied by his ncphow
John Renault entered Dr. Coffee's
hospital for treatment, and his many
friends hopo for a speedy recovery.
Geo. and Rose Ilncltloy of Ruch
wero shopping in our city Wednes
day. B. n. neek.man of Portland' is in
our city to remain until after the
holidays, guost of his mothor and
aister.
Frank ProBton and son passod
through town Wednosday onroute to
Aiedford.
Alfred N'orria is employed as clork
In tho Jacksonville Cash Store dur
ing tho Christmas rush.
Ailss Carmen Dorothy, graduate
nurso of St. Luko's hospital, Duluth,
Alinn., arrived In our itty Wednesday
ovenlng for an extended visit with
her parents, Air. and Airs. O. O.
Dorothy.
Mrs. Lou Lytlo who spent severnl
weeks as a guest at tho homo of her
sister and brother, loft Saturday for
her homo in Scott Valley.
Arthur Thompson is confined to
his home. Dr. Conroy in in atten
dance and his condition is somewhat
Improved.
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