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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1922)
1 pi I in.1 1 H'U'I '.141. II." i News of Jackson County Irene at the Page Theater Tuesday i i EFF-CONNER RANCH LEASED : BY t GREGORY TAHLK ROCK. April U Fiu-mlag operations harti been going steadily. ftDBAd In thin' (list riit despite the antics of the weather man, and at this Writing the majority of our farmer hnvs . finished seeding grain and are turning their attention to corn ground, potato land and minions. . Torn. Oregory has leased the Conner anil Nnff ranch for a number of years aild la now busy with tho pruning and spraying of the orchard and plowing 1U4 for eummerfallow. ...Tho Misses Sue and Helen l.ydinrd toachors of tbo Calvert school In Mod tori! are, spending a week's vacation at homo. Mr. McCarthy who in working the Flttley place lost a valuable horse one day lost week. Tho stockholders of our telephone line have' voted an assessment of twelve dollars a share to do extensive repair work on the line. It is under stood that tho line from Central l"oint mm ILL SOLD TO GRANTS PASS OPERATOR EVANS CREEK. April 13 The Wluier sawmill changed hands again Inst week, Hoerner has sold It to Mr. Edgerton of Grants Pass, wiio expects to have it running In a short time.. All tho pupils in the Mays creek school are attending school this week except Kdwanl Hillis, who is still suf fering from the aftereffects of the flu Mrs. J. J. Siuuncrville. and children of Central IVInt, uiul her daughter Mrs. Krank Hoover of Arcadia, Calif., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. 11 Moore. Henry Cave and his brother, Patrol man Cave of Medtonl, spent Sunday at the former's home on Evans creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kilter of Gold Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Baker visited at Jesse Naihamer8 last Sunday. Grace and Roy Carter and sister. Mrs. Evallne IlradforU spent Saturday with relatives In Grants Pass. to the Table Rock store will be yuip.I J- smiwpeier is plowing tor k. t. P with larger wire and glass Insula-.Rahman with his tractor this week, tore. W1U Hillis and Ell Baker attended beveral of our farmers were over at! odd Fellows lodge at Gold Hill Jacksonville last week on tar business lIast Saturday night. and wool, I hv mn. IGA r Ari E. E. Kichman and J. W. Neathamer .rr--a "cussing post." If such a post ! ""ended the community sale at Gold Hod been arr&need thereabout. It "" mews that taxes have about reached thb limit of endurance among the far ners; In some cases they amount tc A good substantial rental value of the Frank C. Wooldridge and R E. Rich man took several horses and mules to be sold. Mr. Freed is grading up the roads tonn. and compels the owner to cut on Eans creek and Pleasant creek out many seeded Improvements audi1013 USe all bis energy to raise the deadly , Uwr Table Rock is a very popular j place these days, scores of people climbing to the top every Sunday to take advantage of the magnificent view of our valley and to gather the beautiful wild flowers now blooming in abundance, - According to the latest report sent INGT 0v mW' ' t V. ' A J V X -Li,1' I'm 1 i Ix1 I A V :1 A bvy of oir,s with "Irtne" at the Page Theatre, Tuesday night, April 18th, By Mrs. Mary O. Carey. Miss Ellen Watktns of North Talent is now In the telephone office in Med ford as one of the day operators. We out by F. L. Kent, agricultural statis-; predict that Miss Watklns will make. ticlan of Portland. Ore., the farmers of good, as she is very thorough in any Jackson county are paying their help j thing she undertakes. te average wage of the state, the low. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Allen came over est wage being paid in Linn county, from Ruch last Sunday, Mrs. Allen Ad tho highest being paid by sheep having spent several days visiting her men la Lake county. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rice. Water is again turned out of the J Mr. and Mrs. Wm. High of Talent, Table Rock ditch while a crew of men spent last Saturday with their daugh are putting In a steel flume crossing ter, Mrs. A. E. Evans at Central Point. the creek north of Captain Tuttle'a Mr. Evans owns and operates the store HearflT Mrs. Lavica and Harry Reams. njwarjs. Wesley Driskell to Miss s. s. htevens or .-sortn Talent was in Martha. Turner of Talent. The bride rhoenix Wednesday morning on busl-:l8 tme of Talent's most accomplished nesa oung ladies, beins prominent In Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hughes of Fern church work and having been musician Valley spent last Sunday with Mr. I in the Methedlst church at that place house. Tb gopher ' poisoning demonstra tions were given here last Friday afternoon at the Table Rock orchard by Messrs, Horn and Moss. formerly owned by Mr. Faber of that Stancliff of Phoenix left for Portland this week to undergo an ex- amination for stomach trouble, at the; Hughes' mother in Ashland. for several years. Miss Turner has a Mr W. E. Anderson and Mr8.ltery nrl winning disposition. Donna Graffes of East Eden, spent an, ' a typical home-maker. Mr. 8aturJny in Medford, combining busl-lJ, l8,ie" '8 n th employ of tho South ness with pleasure. i ern PncKIc at Ashland, where he Is ' George Alford. our popular ean.li-l !"'1J hlRh s,e,,tt h' " wlw kDOW date for county commissioner. wasihlm- Thf haJ,Pv '?mK ""I ,a nmuc 10 ineir many menus in Asn- Owing to the new school building, hands of Or. Coffee, and may have to and school system in the consolidated have an operation. He goes hy auto district of Sams Valley, the school and is accompanied by Joe Dubois and tax has Jumped from four mills last j Toots Thompson, year to twenty-two and seven-tenths Mrs. M. L. Hartley of North Talent 'this year, which is being keenly felt was calling on Mrs. Ella Patterson last by the property owners of that dls-: Monday, and found Mrs. Patterson trict somewhat improved in healta but still ; The recent changes in boundaries of .very weak. election precincts put3 the voters in ' E. C. Lockwood has one 300 egg hen. this end of 8ams Valley precinct which This fact he discovered when they tal Includes practically our school district '. Ued up the season's trapnesting rec into the Mound voting precinct whose lords. Tbey have penned her to ber t tolling place Is the Agate school ; self and are mating her with one of bouse. - j their finest males and will hatch as Our school being classed as eligible many of their chicks as they can. for training course girls to get practl-l Mrs. Fred Rapp and Mrs. Lawrence cal experience in, has been used in" the Crawford were visiting their parents, past few weeks by two young ladies Mr. and Mrs. Ben French of North seeking to better fit themselves to; Talent, last Sunday. ; take charge of rural schools In the Mrs. Ernest Peachy of Med ford, was future. jin Phoenix Tuesday on business. We are pleased to state that Mrs. Among other things she came out to Hazel Vaughn who underwent a seri-;C. Carey's after a setting of Light ous operation at the Dow hospital last Brahma eggs. week is getting along so well that tihe Judge Bams and family of Phoenix, expects to be home again in a few , motored to, Talent Wednesday morn days.' ilngon business. Easter Sunday will be fittingly ob-l . Mr. Geo. Oden of Talent, made a perved by tbe Table Rock Sunday ! business trip to Medford Wednesday scaooi next, eunaay witn a program consisting of song selections and in fttrumenta! music followed by a ser mon by Rev. Deatty of Central Point. The service will begin at 3 o'clock in shopping. the afternoon and every one is invited Last Sunday Mrs. E. G. Coleman of to enjoy the program and hear a fine Phoenix, entertained tbe following of message. 'her relatives: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. morning. Mrs. John Bonar of Griffin creek came down to Phoenix and took the motor car to Medford where she did tiii-'jgg' Safe TttUk infants invalids ASK FOR Horlick's tBe Original Avoid Imitation "iaVrif sod Sub$tUutc$ For Infants, In TII(3tnsGrowIngChnilrn Rlchfnflk,maitsd grain extract in Powdtr The Original Food-think For All Ages No Co-'-nr Noorhhin DUtmHM CHANGE IN SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE FEB. 1. 1023 MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES ! Daily Except Sunday LV. MEDFORD 10 A. M. LV. ROSEBCRG 1.00 P. M. GRANTS PASS-MEDFORD STAGES J)aily and Sunday Leave Medftird 10.00 A. M. 1.00 P. L , 4.80 P. M. Leave Grants Pi 10.00 A. M. 1.00 P. M. 4.45 P. M. Fares: Medford-GranU Pass, 1.1S; Grants PaMS-ltoseburg, $3.00; , Medford-Iloseburg $ 1.15. among his fellow workers In Phoenix Monday. From all indications in this end of the valley Mr. Altcid la finding favor with all. One more neighbor of the little par den farms between Phoenix and Tal ent has teen called to tho great beyond. Tho death of T. J. West, which occurred W Medford last Friday morning, Iieing the one for whom we are called to mourn. Mr. and Mrs West own the place formerly owned by J. D. Henry and expected to some day make their home in our midst. This neighborhood extend their sym pathies to the bereaved wife. Mr. and Mrs. Downing and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Shearer of Medford. were out to the 8bearer ranch in North Tal ent last Sunday and called on your correspondent while in the neighbor hood. Mrs. Ella Patterson who has been quite ill for some time Is reported to be able to sit up some of the time the rast week, but is still very weak from the flu. - Some time ago the Christian En deavor society of the Presbyterian church of Phoenix chose sides for a membership campaign, and the losing side was tho give the winning side a banquet. The results wore announced at the meeting of the church board last week, and It was found that Miss Margaret Sheets was the winning cap tain, Miss Edith Core the losing cap tain. Accordingly ft was arranged for the losing side to give the banquet last Saturday evening at Clyde hall in Phoenix. Miss Elva Caster was Miss Gore s assistant, w ith a number of oth ers who furnished the refreshments for the banquet. A most enjoyable time was had and the usual good sup per for which Phoenix is noted was the main feature of the evening. There has develojx-d an epidemic of tbickenpox Jn this precinct and sev era! of the school children have if This Is to be deplored at this time, as it means so much ueacb pupil to have to lose any time at school during the tests. The exams will soon begin and each day Is of much Importance just now. i ' " T. J.'Ffsb. had a very valuable cow taken sick Tuesday and ho bad to call the veterinary from Medford Tuesday evening. . ' t Tbe chicken Industry Is stltl on the increase between Talent and Phoenix, the latest additional yards being those of N. Chandler and C, Carey. These : consist of 150 baby chicks each, with 'several dozen of old birds already on I each pluce to begin with. The baby chicks in these new pens are White Leghorn. . Wednesday of this week Oak circle 242 of Phoenix, held one of the most pleasant meetings they have hnd for some time. There wan a goodly atten dance and they balloted on one name ond attended to other Important busi ness. There was a committee of three apjKiinted for entertainment for the next regular meeting. There are sev eral other candidates In view, and it Is expected there will be a class to Initi ate soon. . ; Married nt the Methodist parsonage iij..Asl)iinil. pa.A;y & y n:y, C: A. land after the, first of May. EASTER ATTHE PHOENIX CHURCH Easter song and the Joy and power of the resurrection message wltl fea ture nil the services on Eiutter Sun day. April 16, ut tho Phoenix church. At the Sunday nrhool hour at 10 a. in., there will l,e. besides the ttlblo study fur the d;iy. rpwtnl Easter exer rise by the children, under the rl reetion of Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown. At il:00 thern will be a service for all of riiuxlc. He. with an Easter PCrmon by the pastor. Setting forth HomethittK of the Immensured mean ing find power of tlto rueswiKO "Christ Is KlHen!" Fallowing the endeavor meeting at 6:4j, the young pci,e'! choir will Stive Hoverat rtmtiM songs, duels, et, at the ::i( service, which have been planned fr the nrenslmi. Tuesday afu-rnwin ut 2:30, the la dles of Ihe Mirslonary, Hoelety and their frlrndn will meet wilh Mrs. T. .1. Mnlniirrcn to study und discuss Ch I of the new- honk, "The Kingdom and the Nations." Questions for dls Hussion lire: What HSe the outNtund lnn neli jeveini'iitH of inodern Japan? Wh:it are the Kreut burdens of Japan (mil Kon :i toil.iy? t'tiinpiiro the growth of f'hii.iiianity In Japan and in Korea. "Current Missionary Events" will be presented by two Indies, Mrs. fcliine for-Africa, and Mrs. Angell for the colored peopln In America. Tho sprlnir meeting of tho Presby tery of Southern Oregon was held this week at INwhurg and was nt temled' by tlto pastor and fiy Elder llrown from th phoenix church. The next reKUlar meetlnx will ho In October, nt Klamath Kalis. An ad journed meeting will be held In Mod ford for important business, on Mon-fl.-iv. May K. n.t the library. Corns Peel Off Like a Banana Skin when you touch them with lor drops of 'I lets-It," tlm imfo, easy, quick corn remover--used hy uiUllon of pooplut Uqo "Goto-lt" No dnnserouseitttins, trimming or par Inn. liisiniit relief (rum nil pain snd sort) ness. 'oi,ts ,iit a trine evsry where. Mony (mck if It folk. K. Lswrenos A t!o Mfr :iilcss. . . Sold In Medford by Loon n. Hasklns Strongs Drug Store. ... f Xovor T-ft " .iiialii i a , it s Always .Appropriate mill s'ii'cijill m' at Knutcr tinic tiotMl, wliiilcstmuM'andy. )'fniv liavt' our lioxrs atlaiiutl stifh ctilorfol 'I'his t'artor, -with tlw usual hiifh ntaiitlai'tl of ty of tlto swoi'ts tlu iiiHflvt'S U ntltliiitf to our alrcatly lrt'at nodularity. W cany Voau'.s in Iio.kcs ami hulk, (iiw us vour ortlor totlav. Overland, always a food inttstmrnl, now tU grtalut aulomobil iW inAmtrk The men who make it are just as proud of as the men that work on high-priced, "hand-picked" cars are of what they make and with a better reason. It's a greater achievement to turn out so fine a car at so low a price. , t t ,' -: : TtUj'l OtftrUni: 25 mlta tt th$ talUm; mll ilul My; Mii tnsmit fiubh; f I TOURING. $S5t ROADSTER. $351 1 COITPE. $85 t SEDAN. $WS I. o. b. Toledo Busy Corner Motor Co. i ..i nix l jj i .1. ... aiwiulu. ...xuM iiiHiiiiiiiiiPi An optimist is one who believes he can get Kelly-Springfield mileage from an ordinary KCLLYfc tire. It costs no more to buy a Kelly ' " ' McCUISTON & MoMURRAY " 27 Koulli Front Hlirrt , ' ' i Tliono 03 a J !
