Medford mail tribune., April 21, 1922, Page 7, Image 7

Items of Interest From the Rogue River Valley
PROMINENT HOE
IN LOOKS OVER
ASHLAND FIELD
Will Moor, Mrn. I if. .IiiivIm, and Mm.
I A. i.. Lamb will attend til" alii" do
1 imrlini'lilH, K'mmW being lit disposal (in
j either it wholesale or retail haul.
.Talent visitors were eiiti'Vtitlnml tiy
.Him club recently.
! Kids nii solicited by the iKiiiKiftlfo
iilopniititent fur carrying the iiiiiIIh bo
'(wi'i'ti local li"ii'l1iinl"rx Mini Hi" M"
(Hit, oil II schedule which Implies til II 1 1
service cm tiiHlvi'Iy iinl not iiiiiessarlly
; mooting nil trains,
i
WILLOW SPRINGS
AHlll-ANI, April 2t. Artcr n thor-
011 Hit lllNIMHltlilll f Opportunities us
they occur hern In behalf of the Insial
tut km of ii hotel nnt sanitarium In
Ashland, A. 1.. Iilchmond, prominently
Identified with these iilllllln through
out California, has departed, taking
llt.i qiimitlnn "under advisement." In
tlio way of n outing li was taken fur
n ifclve throughout tlm parks and over,
tlm scenic driven, iilim from Hi" prac
Ileal Mtlnt of view, wnn shown th'
various spring pinpeitle built devel
oped iiml undeveloped. Vice President
McCortulck. of Hi Hoii'lfrn Pacific,
iipcoinpiinli'd lilm. Tlm following
minim constitute a ) nl niiltl--o
wlilrh will I"' finiiwirod to enter Into
negotiations with Mr. Klchtiloiid mid
IiIh associates In tlm big Improvement
projocr. lieit Orcer, I'. T. Kt!il'M. W,
It. MtNiilr, V, H. Eni:o, Fred IIoiikh,
Jl. McGee. I. K. Vtnlng. F, K. French,
II. A. Hlonrns. J. II Hill. II (i, Flldcrs,
Jr. mid Unita Ivulisfl,
It. l, Kauford. ianrher and ri h
nrdlHt.' also whilom CHHiiylnl. theolo
gian ttiul psychologist, since removing
to town hint inti'rid llm business
marl n n full fledged realtor.
A local resident, niece of nn Ohio
man who recently died In 1'lniida. will
together wlili other nieces nnd
nephews share In uncle's estate In the
i tint of ll'iHI each, there leln a
small army- of these Iwneflcinrles.
With the advent of the finn spring
wi'tithrr, tlio telephone ( har.go head
quarters a ro Iteing ro-dorniatod In
hues as gay an un Eauu-r bonnet,
Tlm Shrine dam' nt Medford under
llllluli Temple anll cleared fl.t
Tlio social event nt HrnDiK Pirns netted
li0 or ovi-r for Hi" tww'fit of tin1
patrol fund. Tli tlilid nnmlr In the
H'-rlcM will h yjwa ut Atdiliind. Muy
12.
TUo norli-ty liuxl.H rnliftrft. It Im
Blvn hy Klrnt rompuny, tiikcn plnn
Friday nluht. nil ronrf miIhiih nnpnld
lor up to Tlundiiy linvitm hpn din
pooi t tho followlim ny,
Kriintrn llnmlln. of Honolulu, will
Holt lifrp till nuiiinipr. ntti r n pro
iiai-ud utiiv In I tin lliwiiii.in IhIiuiiIh.
Imt (tlin will return n Mm. Konnolli
!). ft Junn lrld'. Tlm Piiyn nrr of n
piviioln- ut K null n(i fumlljr In Honolulu.
cnKitici'd In imrrnnllli' piitHiiltii. All
tlirw- ymr Fntltrt Im romnlnid
with Kt. Andrew I'rlory nn nn InHtrur
tor. nn liiMilintlon undor KpUroimi
tniHiraii which rankn IiIkIi imionK tlm
i-diirniloiinl fiuinrn . in tiu li Hnm'N
ItiMtilitr KHi'HHloni In tlm 1'iii lfli'
1hh oil nu n oik JuNtly idnti'd over
ri)Mrtit front th TrlRontn drlllltiK nl
Hon tluil tho pnipcrly lit ylrldlni; I'U'.Hl
tmrrHi pir dny, tliln qu.intity ImlnK
ni'ri'ly nn irrH output ' which
xquoncoM hy tlio drill nt n lfi0 fiwit
lv...
Tho Cvi Improvement rluh now
nuinlirm noiirly on hundird prii;rr
kIvo wouixn. It will wMn r'0Mn mil
vitKP Hlinp licinl luaitoin In tlio font
nenr tlm TldlnKn ofllf. whirr Mm.
Tint Modern Woodmen liltvo loiiHi'd
Mi viim hull mid will iiwivo tlii' in on or
liefore Muy I. Their Hrhftdnl" f'r rcis
ulnr meetliiKK In the flrht Monduy In
the iiionili, with tlm prlvlleito or
oftener If ro'iulred, ii h Hi" roonm urn
iiviilliililo to timiinm on nhort notlctt.
Iiliitrlct Hepiity Welch In rolllnt; In n
lot of upplli lltloim for metiiliurnliip.
with tlm n-milt Hint dpocliil moeiliiKM
will luive to l held In order to lieconi
modulo the new urilvnlM. l-nter .n It
U piojHiKcd to hold ii Joint intlficutlon
meeiiim with Urn Medford nud Tulent
CninpN. '
Mill Alley oliervei Kllh!'r liy
tinurlliiK it roynl ihlnook n:ilmon thn'o
feet due pei pendiculnr, with n cli'cnin
ferenco In iirnirtlon. Thin lit Hie IdK-
Kent flidi hooked Itliire the lulvent of
I he open KPI InK neunon.
Trinity fiulld held nn enloyuhln mid
pm ty on TluiiMdiiy. Thon uueHiii who
were Indifferent nn to mnnipiiliitinK
Hie fiirdlioni'dH. foiiiul ho I, tee either in
UntltliiK or deftly nhnpInK Intricate
emhroldery iiloim KennliiKton ieli;nit
tiiiH lledlieri: ruptured flmt prlr.ti In
the hitler vociitlon.
After n winter'n oliirn In the In
honiltnlile rlliiiiite of Houlhern Culifor
nln. Mr. nnd Mm. II, I., (ileiin have re
turned to noutlmrn )reKon, whero
every prolect pleimeH.
!virK .Merrlfl' td. of Portland, ronnt
tepremntiitlve of n leiulini: eautern
loilne i (pilpnient ImUue, win here thlx
week exhlhltltm cOhtuiiied of Royal
Arch Miihoiih roheii, wlilili KiNklyoit
chapter In eonteiiiplntlnK liiHtalllnit,
milijecl to approval.
Tlie-leim "inxIplilUH" rli'.litlv applied
to froHtliitien i.raiii-i'o. retalleil In local
uuirkeln for n nickel n piece HtraiKht.
CAR STOLEN FOR
THE 2N0 TIE
WII.I.OW KPIIINHH. April 20. Tho
J. H. Iionrdinnn cur whh atolen nKiiln
hint Hiiturdiiy evetilni; from In front of
tho Nat In Meilf ird. It wiih found early
Monday mornlns Jimt eimt of Central
Point. Thin Ih tho necond tlmo In a
llttln over a month that, thin rar haa
heen taken and It han been a ld
penH to have It repaired both llnn a.
People from thin dlHtrlet tire uettlnit
decidedly leery .altout pnrklnn tlmlfj
autoM .n tlm htreets for nny IcnKlh of.
NOTED BANKER BARRED
BCCAUSE OF WET VIEWS
time after dark.
Mr nnd Mm.
II. II. Clarke enter
tained nl dinner Saturday evrnlnK.
i--uetH from Medford and ai?a!n on
TucHdny evenlni? of thin week In honor
of Mm. Clark r alater. Minn Merrill ot
Piuadi mi. Tlm Kucut Tueday even
llilt liexlden the KUent of honor, wore
Mr. and Mm. Hamilton Patton and
Mr. and Mm. Hubert Prown of Med
ford. Mr. and Mm. C. C. CRaper of Kucena
were week end Riientn nt the HuKh
Porter home. Thin hoiute party neroin
panled hy tlio It. K. tiloanon and Mer
rill Iloat:l:ind famlllea of Central
Point. Omar Porter, wife and baby
. tUtmmm, irnf. itA i it i i m '
i
TALENT BERRY
RANCH IS SOLD
TO A.W.WARD
V.UV.H VAM.KV, April 20. A. W
Ward, who him lived In the vicinity
"ot Tn lent for dome tlmo. hnn pur-ehiiM-d
th Poxnll durdeit place In
the hoiiiIi end of town, on tho hlKh
v.'By. Thin In ono of the lx-nt (?nrden
tr.niH In the Talent corporation.
Kden. a mort pleanant aoclol cather
ln(f for dinner waa enjoyed by the fol
lowing named liidlen: Memlameo J.
O. N. Tolinif, Mm. Otto Cimter, Mm.
J. Maccnbee, Mm. Frank Bcheutte,
Mm. Haulnmiin, Mm. f)eori?o Drake,
Mm. Ijonnii flraffed. Mm W. K. An
deriton Mm. Tflly Andernon.
Mr. nnd Mm. Clina. Ionian of Talent
rejoice in the birth of a girl buby
born to them hint week.
Mm. Joo Hkeetera In Jtmt rerovor
inn from a aevcrn alck apcll at her
home caat of Talent. ,
Ouentn at the home of Mr. and Mi
J. Sf. Kader Kiutvr Hunday were
Mifwea Yaffer, Haywood, Iteynoldn.
Mra. Kffle Taylor and Mr. and Mm.
Fletcher Flub. A chicken dinner waa
nerved, after which the. afternoon
IN Y
AT ELK CREEK IS
PLEASANT AFFAIR
wan plennantly npent.
Mm. Lilly l'-liukwood of Phoenix'
ii .wan viKinnf? ner oauKnier. Mr, vv. o. ,...
. ... i ..... il ...O k. ,l.r u.....nr v,. . " """"I.
OHN l -I n n iHTTI-.-n Mini rtiifnil nillOi nil numi.ij. ... i n. n.uui N.i .mi
.lumen Hpeyer. w recently named
chairman of the H.ilvatlon Army
drive count. Htee. ,1Iih vlewn wern re
ported antl-prohlliiien, which led
.MImh KviinKeliim P.' otli. lender of the
Salvation Army to reject Mr. Hpeycr'a
chnii nianahlp.
for yearn, nnd ban nlwayn producid
heavy vro)H. The purchane price
wan In the neighborhood of ten
thousand dollarn. The place wan for
merly the old Horrln P.oot plaro. Tho
nlie where the firm pOHiofflce wan
built In Talent In the dayn of tho
old nlaite coach.
I.. A. Drake of Kant Kaden wan de
liverinn the Inxt of bm wheat crop to
the Phoenix Mercantile company hint
week. Mr. Drake Hold the grain to
been til the pant week.
Mr. and Mm. Adamnon hav re
turned to Talent from flardena, Cal.,
where Ihey npent the winter.
Mm. Nell Franklin of Medford, wan
brought from the Kacred Heart Hon
pltal to the home of her parentn, Mr.
and Mm- A. 8. Furry of Phoenix
Wednenday, where hn will remain
for a few weckn until nhc In ntrong
after her operation.
Noah Chandler han finlnhed wreck-
them early hint winter, but held it In'lng the old Tannery building on the
Went place. Theno old buildingn are
j THOMPSON CREEK
bin grnnery und delivered it an the
firm made room In thclrn for It.
Talent In noon to have a largo naw
mlll. Tile promotem are in tho little
city making tho preliminary arrange-
mentn for the rite, and other legal
t.UHlnenn. Thin in the necond time
jthla enterprlne han been launched:
but norr.e of the bunineiin part of It
could not be natinfactoiily arranged.
Hut it neemn to ! nn uured thing
Mr. and Mm. Anders m Mee niotoriil i hln time. Thin will lie a great thing
. . . . - i.. i ,.ir..r.l .,n W'..,ln. .l-.v ,f ln,. tor latent nun inn Burrmiiiuion rumr
alno their houim guenln. and Mr. nnd, to Medford on e.lm sd.iy of mat; V!.i,mt.in timber
' within a convenient dlxtance of the
town to make It fenwible. The rail
Mm. K. P. Hhlrlry, Mr. nnd Mm. Chick
Hawk of Medford picnicked Hunday on
tho river near Hold Hill. They reort
week
Itoh An tie went to Medford on Wed
nenday of laat week expecting to may, rn.1(, rf)mr,nny jiavc nlwayn promlwid
ELK CREEK, April 19. Thi field
meet at Trail which was to he held
April 15, was about a faiittre on ac
count of tho bad weather. But Mrs.
Aah kindly loaned tho hall tn the. pnb-
Mln Holmes called a meeting
Th first BiiHilw
was community singing. Then Mr.
Wood, who agreed to take charge ot
the events, gave a lecture on "Tho
Work and Health of Others." Mr.
Wood Is secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
of Medford. We all enjoyed his speah
aa he added a touch of humor once la
a while
After Mr. Wood's speech we had a
basket dinner which was enjoyed by
all.
In the afternoon Mr. Wood lnstrnct-
ed. the napils of tho different schools
in a decaying condition, ana are - how m & gf)0(, Btart , foot
really nuii;m iim utihi,
filled with decnylng subntanccs from
the tanning.
The little town of Thoenlx suffer
ed a great Ions on the night of Kanter
Sunday. The place commonly called
the "Dive" burned down, together
with nil its contents. The loan in
thought to l nearly covered by Insurance.
a delightful time In spite of wind and I In Medford a few days and then so t'j their hearty support if thcrnlll went
weather.
It. W. Elden drove down front Port
land tho first of Inut week for a short
vIhII with the home folks. He hroucht
with him nn gueKtn Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Elliott of Eugene. The Elllolfs were
Calilornla. I In. The nurtlen who are working on
Jess Knot of Central Point returned (the deal are experienced men. and
to his homo laiit We.lo-nday afu-r a! will no doubt, mako a grand success
month or six weeks stay on Thompson "' 't . .
J r I J ii.in jiifi iimmiru is
1 rndfli.rn fmi.pnnrit luincri 1 -. An Hid
Mrs. Will .lord.jn returned to her,ri ..,, ,, ....heant of Tat
creek.
reslilcnt-i of this valley until njwmt two , homo last Saturday nfu-r a week orj ,.,. T)l hmine in for the use of his
without illncoiiiil in dozen lots. whlcu'yenM ago and owned a ranch on ttie on imi i-.u-nani. nn iu orn lor Jir. ipi'-
iIioiikIi niipeariiiR normal have about j hill rond
an much flavor as n ration of baled
hay plus rordnge drowning.
Ashland greenhouses supplied the
races. Then all played volley ball.
While tho volley ball game was pro
ceeding Miss Holmes called a council
to discuss and decide various subjects.
One was to postpone the track events
until May 13, to he held at Prospect.
It is rumored that a citizen ot acid
vicinity will give prizes to the win
ners, besides the regular prizes offered
by the county. So we hope that every
one possible will be there to witness
the fun and take part In the afternoon
games. A basket dinner as usual.
Miss Falldine, the county nurse, ex
amined the pupils ot this district Mar.,
1? Cnn.lill,... I. Y. a ..LaaI r. 1 1
their home near Rancheria Sunday.' g golBg b
BROWNSBORQ NEWS i
l ' !
Mr. and Mm. Tom Stanley, went toi.
lilies used for tnlila diH-orntlons at the
lonohoon Incident to tho Templar ole
nervance at Medford on l-Cuntcr Kunday
and the splendid blon.wims were pro
noimcel finer than tho lniKiiied vari
eties After several frequent moves turn
out viii lull pa H i of tow n, John Maty
hnn oHtahltHhcd his tailor shop lit the
homo premlHen on the Weenie I rive.
"Ills name In pants."
All election roads of late hsve been
leading to the PllliiiKS offiren. where
registration priceedlngs have been
lively iirellmlnury to tho primaries lit
May. V
Jack Kimball, of Klamath Fulls, well
Cottage Grove who has been an invalid
Minn Uulh Morrin of Pasadena Is a,f"f more than a year.
...,, ..i (.f ,nr uier Mm 11 II. Clarke. i Miss Irma Jordon returned to her
Miss Merrill Is enrouto north on an
extended visit to her sister In Portland
and later to her parents In Ppoknne.
t.lttle Junior Clarke will accompany
It Ih modern in every way, having
hot and cold water plumbing.' Mr.
Itnpp Is planning to plant five acres
home laat Saturday after few days l m,-,"n"
Another of the old landmarks, in
vlnit with relatives in Grants Pass.
Miss win i raiie, t ranit Knmzenj ,hc wav of a rPBi,.nro, 1(l ROon to be
and Mrs. Hilly Kinsman were visiting j lorn down. The new houso near tho
his aunt ns far nn Portland In hopes at tne. nome 01 .Mr. aim .Mrs. ueorse cim plant win noon tane me piace m
ii,... i. . i,..n.... uill tui.ien hi. recov. ' Kendall lust Sunday. itbe old Dave Payne place, so well
cry.
tin Easter Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
K. Parker entertained nt dinner Mr
ami Mrs. .1. J, llropnyTtrTiTTamlly nnd
Mr. and Mis. K, C. llrophy of Jackson
ville, Miss Leah Parker wan at home
for tlm week end from her school in
the Cenlrnl district.
An auto iarty surpriHed Mr. 'nnd
Mrs. M. F. Young the flint of the week
nn I were their guests for the night.
They are relatives from Cottage drove
known through mi all southern Oregon nnd were motoring through the valley,
as timber rrubier on a big scale, in Mr. nnl Mrs. Anders are entertain
superintending no lens than a doien , Ing two young men from their old
camps of hiiKiiloglcal exports who this, home nt HuntlnKton, Ore. The gentle
Miss Wilma Kendall returned to her! known by the older residents. It
: wan liuilt In tlio year ot lsai. jne
spring will inaugurate a war of exter
mination onilne bcttlo pests.
The Parlnh House Is the temporary
home of the American 1-ckI u Auxil
iary. At a re'-cnt gathoiing this affili
ation received seven additions to Its
memberilhip.
men nre looking over the valley with
the. Intention of locating here.
Italph Elden. Jr., was a week end
guest nt the F. D. Wagner home In
Ashland. There being three young
sons In the Wagner family, there was
uo end of tun and Jolly good times.
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For the Babies
Everybody loves the babies and we are devoting one of our win
dows to a display of Baby Furniture, Novelties and Dolls, and ask
everybody to notice the windows, and come in.
Full line of Sturgis reed Baby Carriages, in natural grey and
ivory. Big bargains at $24.95
Sturgis reed Sulkeys in natural, grey and ivory. Priced
$16.50 and up
Famous Comfy Cribs for children. Complete with mattress and
netting, in white enamel. Price. . . I $27.50
Other Cribs, priced . $8.50 and up
Combination high chair and rocker, quarter sawed oak. Priced
at $10.80
Other high chairs as low as ., , . $3.95
Baby Walkers, down as 1owls , , , $3.40
Baby Jumpers from $1 and up
SPECIAL ON
LEATHER ROCKERS
f
Lnrpp, Ronuinc Loath or Mack
ovs, with full wintr. Priml
$23.85
Sco window ilisplay for (fiial
ity ainl.pi'iop. ' .
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USJHSU aOMLJIMM.1 jS 1 W
.'MilktoMiitiukui' i.'J
GARDEN TIME
Garden time is here again,
and we want ytni to see our
windows for all kinds of gar
den equipment at lowest
prices.
WEEIivS & ORR
Complete House Furnishers
wt nt to Applegato one day lant weei!))OI.t Or0Knl)i rnme to ,
called on Mrs. Hilly Kinsman nnd Mrs.) week, and on Monday c.i
P. F. Grove n their way home.
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Orove spent a
very pleasant evening at Mr. Al Leon
ard's a few evcnint-H ago.
If Easter Sunday has anything to do
with the weather conditions for the
next seven Sundays, wo certainly will
not get much sunshine for a few more
weeks, as we certainly had all kinds
of weather on Easter, although more
snow than anything as it snowed here!
the greater part of the day.
Mr. Hoot came out from Central
Point last Monday. We understand he
is intending to move hack on his place
here nt an early date.
Claud Hawkins has gone to San
Francisco on a vinit with relatives.
There Is quite a good deal of sick
ness on Thompson creek nt the pres
ent time, several different families be
ing afflicted although they seem to be
Improving.
Mrs. Hick Hoffman attended the
ladles' dress form meeting at the
Applegato high school last Monday
Pho reports the meeting quite interest-'
Ing although there were not many out,
We havo had two days of sunshine!
this w-eek, w hich makes us feel as I
though spring had come nnd all want
to get busy in getting their garden!
j seeds In.
They havo run the road graders
'over our roads to smooth them down1
1 to get ready tn work Inter on. j
M. F. liinghani nnd nieces Misses
I Alice and Errol Hingham went to
jflrants Pass last Saturday. Miss Alice
went on to Portland and expects to go
ifrom there to Washington to remain.
h.tteft l?iut Wi.iliii.H.I n v tiri.-i- ft tfW ilnva
vlnit with Mrs. Hilly Kinsman. 1 availing 1
MlKses Alice ant Errol Hingham ' 'V, '"l',, M. Pr-a vnon. or NVwl
Ashland last
came down to
Phoenix and took Mrs. Cally Stead-
man and Mrs. Itoh Furry up to spend
the dny with Ihem at the home of
Mrs. Norton's father. Darby O'Toole.
where they were visiting for a few
days before priK-eeding on to Sacra
mento nnd Hosevllle, California, to
vlmt-Min. Norton's sister and brother
nnd family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen of North
Talent, went to Oold Hill Thursday,
Jack going on to Grants Para to pro
cure berry vines. Mrs. Allen visiting
her aunt and uncle. Fred Trntts.
Mrs. A. H. Fisher of Phoenix, left
Friday nlKht for Eos Angeles, to
spend several months with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Hob Hayes. Mrs.
Fisher says if the climate agrees well
with her that she will spend next
winter In tho southern city.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hish spent Eas
ter Sunday with their daughter. Mrs.
Evans of Centml Point. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Earnest Jacobson and Mrs.
Alice Kichardnon were also guests at
the Evans home.
Ijist Wednesday, April 12, at the
home of Mrs, V. C Oanswny, In East
They have been at Eagle Point during
the winter.
The Fish. Lake Ditch Co. have pu a
double shift or night and day crew on
the steam shovel.
Yantz Marshall and family visited
the former's son Walter Marshall Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ed Cowden made a business
trip to Eagle Point Monday.
The Stanley Bros, have sold their
butcher shop, the City Meat Market, at
Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen. Jr..
and family were visitors at Walter
Marshall's home Sunday. ,
L. D. Tucker made a trip to Medford futnro.
drinking water tested, which comes
from Elk creek.
Fred Sturgis has been hauling hay.
He secures it from the valley.
Hazel Pence was the guest of Gladys
McDonald, Saturday, April 15.
Lee Whitley visited his mother, Mrs.
F. A. Whitley, March 17. He also
secured some berry roots from Mrs.
Fred Sturgis and Harvey Morgan.
A high school has been prepared at
Prospect and all districts that want to
join may do so. We hope it will be a
success as there will be plenty of chil
dren to attend from the outlying dis
tricts. The results will be known at
the meeting to be held In the near
Wednesday. j
ft E. Tucker sold some dairy cows
to Mr. Valentine Wednesday. j
Ralph Bieberstedt made a business
trip to Medford Monday.
Miss Frances Greb who Is teaching
at Persist siient the weekend at her
home in Eagle Point
Carl Dressack and friend from San
Francisco is here visiting friends and
while here is looking after his home
stead. Mr. Monia while doing his chores,
heard a coyote nearby and upon look
ing he discovered one chasing the
sheep. He got his gun and killed the
animal.
The Brownsboro and Butte Creek
Those who attended the Trail meet
Saturday the 15th. were: Miss Wllllts.
chairman of the council; Miss Greb,,
teacher in Persist district: Elmer Ivey
and Hazel Pence, pupils ot Elk Creek
school.
Dave Pence, the chairman, visited
Elk Creek school Friday the 14th. He
also witnessed a ciphering match, with
Hazel Pence the victor.
Miss Inez Willits enjoyed a visit at
the Dave Pence place Tuesday the
ISth.
Some person was mean enough to
steal some alfalfa hay from the Kelson
cabin, which was stored there last
summer. It didn't amount to much but
was picked hay saved for a lot of little
rabbits. This mean person should
srboola gave an Arbor Day program ; have his conscience prick him to show
Friday. There was a large crowd, and j him right from wrong. The place was
after the program Miss Homes, the 'not broken into by cattle as certain
county superintendent, talked to the signs indicate different The place 1
patrons about consolidation of rural owned by L. A. Whitley. i
schools. ' I The weather seems to be changing
Lloyd Stanley who has been in Kla-jwith the moon as it is pure sunshine
math Falls, has returned home. all day long.
, AKH ITEMS
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Mrs. Cnrl Narrepanof Ant loch drove
her car through to San Bernardino,
Calif., to bo with her sick brother.
j Mrs. Fitzgerald accompanied her.
Alfred Godfrey of Portland, la hero
to visit his brother Tom Godfrey and
will take his brother. back with him
If he Is ahlo to travel.
' Mrs. Hay of tho Meadows visited
with Mrs. Sam Pollard ono day this
week,
Joo Mayfleld has rented the T. God
frey ranch nnd will move his family
there.
Several farmers of this lelghbor
hood hauled rork and gravel on this
road to mako it passable to get to
town. Tho county truck nnd grader
passed up nnd hack nnd made the
roads so had with deep holes and what
with the late rains 'Honglo has the
worst roads in the county for this
tlmo of year.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan and
Mrs. Sam Marshall spent Easter with
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Pollard.
Waldo nnd Charles Morrison visited
with their ulster, Mrs. B. Chapman
Eiistor Sunday.
; Fred lnluw and daughter were trad
ing in town Monday.
Miss Zellu Taylor was out from Cen
tral Point to visit her parents nt Chap
pttrrul Easter Sunday.
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