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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1925)
o PAfift TWO urcTiForcn matt, TiimryR. OREO OX. FTJTT w - V US- Mis. Dopp and llttu. dauchu Florence, wero .pleasant . visit,.. home of Mr. and M ru. A. 8, Furry. Mrn. Clark is n sister of Al rs, M, Hose. They return to l'eco, Wash., Thursday. Mr. and .Mrs, J, K. Klsh and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Wild spent last leaching, were vieitms at the home of Mrs. J. m. Jiader, one evening la.st week. Mr. and Mrs. Jjcol n and Mrs. Jneobson's mother, Mrs. Alice Kith nrdKon, have moved to Klamath Falls, where Mr. Jucohson will work at the carpenter trude until fall when he and his wife will teach this winter, Mr. and Mrs. Frost of Seattle, par ents of Mrs. Eva Car less, have been spending a fe wdays with the latter. Mr. Frost left Tuesday for . their home and Mrs, Frost will visit a while longer before returning home. Mr. (leurgo Itoeding from Niles, f'al... one of the leading nurserymen and fruit authorities of the United Slates, was at IhP Expedient Sta tion lust Sunday. Frank Swett of San Francisco. Cal., general manager of the Cali fornia Pear Growers' association was nt the Experiment Station on Wed nesday of this week. Professor Kennedy ofthe Univer sity of California was at the Experi ment Station on Thursday. He is making a study of all the native species of clover of the entire Pa cific coast. Mr. and Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Eva Carless and daughter. Uilly, wero entertained at six o'clock dinner at the pfcasant home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. France .on Monday evening. The Ladies' Aid met at the pleas- the erey homo on Wednesday lnK also their regular ten nt tea A most enjoyable time was had I ". very .LUdous refreshments "d- Dr. Jlulmcren wan "'lied to Cali fornia pn aeeount of the rlou. ness of his brother, the first f l" week. " ' ,, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Foss and Mrs Uvensood of Talent, were ''"ending the parade of the National t. in Medford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Terrell teachers Hip past year in Phoenix schools, wit U'in to attend norma school at Af.hlanil.nt the JW1?? term, whleh begini. the coining wk- 1 The progrnm and banquet given honor of Mr. nnd.iMrH. 1. , I30ac phoenix on Tuesday evening of J! week, was ir socinl succeso in v way. The banquet was one of thoZ which never - can be excelled T6 it cornea to a, question of d'elicin'0 cakes , and salads with ce cre and eotfc . and othor good thin"1 to eat. , "n Sunday on Jenny cre-k fishing. Mrand Mi?, Spray of Itoseburtf, ( . and Mr. and Mrs. Hone II Crow of' 1 Portland have been in I'hoenix vislt- Ints relatives. lioth Mrs. Spray and Mrs. Crow were daughters ot Em 11 Houston. Mr. (.Trow belongs to the! National Ciuards at Portland and has' been in the encamp men t at Cump I Jackson. j Walter (iere and his two daugh ters who have recently returned from, liy Mary O. Cmry. Efirl lirlscoc of I'hoenix has pur chased the Neede Jones property in tho north end of town on the high way. Mr nnil Mm. ('lurk ii ml thnit- nlern T)nrtltirr fni. lw.tr t .... ' 4 j ' iUSS0BSlun- f Imiiortant facts concerning hla fm health .unit jtJi.heaUh jUf his.fj J!? family in .pa Id up Insurance. re TGATHE and nephew. wera Visiting at - the f California, where the lrls hn been' a . , , . , v r-f B I m 1 News From Rural Districts union rn nuir 10 -i i! Ilflloo r ALUmt Id tltNFMI SPEAKER. GENTR CENTRA POINT, Juno 10. The Jaeksiin County Heaitn association met on Friday, June 12th at the home of Ihe'.MIsses Carlton, west of town, a large number of the mem bers being present. Tho main fea ture of the day was the talk by Miss Marie Fnldine of Alaska. MIhs Faldine will be ravorably re membered as the first Jackson coun ty nurse who ever held that posi tion. For the past two or three years, however, she has been n pub lic health nurse in Alaska, and was sent by the governor of lliat coun try to Washington, D. C us t ho Alaskan representative at the Na tional Public Health congress. On her way back to the northland. Miss Fitldiue stopped off here and was asked to spea It before the meeting of the association by Miss .Mildred Carlton, president. After a fine banquet in her honor, M iss ' Faldine told of her Alaska work ; hard, unceasing fight against disease and unsanitary conditions. In many cases she found herself tho only person in a huge village who has any Idea of caring for the sick, fighting "flu" or of sanitation, and in ail cases one physician lias to cover several villages. There was a meeting of the Civic chili last Friday which was qullo well attended and a very successful meeting was reported. Miss Jtrown, "dry' spoko nt tho Christian church last Thursday night. Miss Hi own "threw down the ga.ugo' to the '"wets" in a rousing address. showing where tho dry lawa uro gradually . winning the fight,. Mayor w. C. Lecver is again "out among 'em" after a long and wear! some Illness. His many friends arc glad to see him again able to bo on the job. Miss Helen Webber who waa ope rated on at the Community hospital on Monday, June 1, has so far re covered that she was able to return to her home in Klamath Falls on Sunday, June 15. Miss Webber stop ped In to say "Hello" , to a few of her many friends on her way thru tgwn. (Jood luck, Helen! .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fields have moved their music storo from the Peart .building to their new place, recently purchased from Archlo Par ker and located "Just around the corner" on the highway, and are getting nicety settled. frtf. Parker and family have gono to' San Francisco to make their fu ture home. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Clark motor ed up from Oakland, Calif., last week for a short visit with Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. 11. Thornbrew. They camo Friday morn ing, returning Sunday morning1. Mrs. Clark wus , formerly Miss Mtilly Thornbrew, iMrs. I j. , I j. NorcrosH left Sunday morning for a visit with her brother, who lives In Cottuge Clove. M Iss Alt it Norcross, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. h. l4, Norcross, is home for a visit from her school In Vtsalla, Calif., where she has taught the past three years. She will at tend Hummer school In northern California this summer. 'tola's Mildred Burger, one ot our C, P. H. . S. graduates this spring, iBTijiiw'in the office- of the Medford chnhiber of commerce. Miss Mil dred's many friends are glad to hear of 'I W new position and are all agreed, that sho will surely succeed. J. S. March has returned from Eu gene' where he was visiting with his son. E. S. March. Mr. March says that the Eugene climate did not agree with his health nn he decided to Upturn to the old Hoguo valley, where he knows lie will be well. Mr. W. I. Vestal has purchased the E. 1. Ilennett home. Mr. Ben nett has moved to Medford and Mr. ViwL'il Is now employed there, John ltfts ' is once more officiating at ."We old rhnlr" in the barber shop, roxentlv vacated bv Mr. Vestal. 'Children' Day" was observed at tilt; Central Point churches Sunday whh very pleasing programs. Tho bWk chur'-h held their exercises In rnlng anil the C h r 1 s t I a n In the evening. The Child Welfare clinic met !mlny afternoon at the Brick cMirch. Irs. deary. Kreafto and JrV'ftnmii examined the little tots, a fell Miss Mrewster had charge or a (0 is. About forty children below theage of five years were entered and the doctors pronounced them aOexceptlonally fine and healthy gjoup. BThero were two auto crashes on .fttln street last week, one Saturday n & tho other nno Sunday, Four nut os were concerned In tho affrays ltd at least one of them camo out Niuifl a wheel. The annual school election was Ul Id In the high school building Monday, June 15, nt 2 p. m. A ligrge representation of the qualified ers were""p''r8,nt and tho work of ting the school trustees for the ulng year wns quickly attended E. Holes was re-elected and ivrnnetn jjeene was eieciea to mi tlje vacancy caused by the retire ment of W. J. Freeman. It re 4$! red about, thirty .minutes to at (Aid to all the ' business connected v5th the election. rA goodly number of Central Tolnt lplo saw utid greatly appreciated the military parade In .Medford on Monday. A number of Central Point ladies are nt tending the "homenmkers In stitute" In Giants Pass this week. t lih' morn church in "Hm. 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