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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1925)
PAGE SIX MRDPORT) MATL TRTBTTXE, MEDFORD. 01?HD06 FRTDAY, ' JUNE 19, 1925 NEW BRIDGE IN--SAMS VALLEY IS Li BEING ERECTED BAMS VALLEY. Juno 19. Tho Jfurtnmn bridge contractors are put ting la a now bridge In our road near tho Mary Duggan place, which has been a needed Improvement since ttie high wnter of early spring. While this bridge has been absent a good strntch of road was rendered entirely useless find much complaint was heard over tho delay made in putting in such a necessary niece of work. Some of tiie young ladies who are making preparation to attend Ashland Bummer school are Misses (lladys Rogers, Frances Fitzgerald and Elsie Straus. Our school faculty for the coming year was procured some time ago and includes A. H. Collott, principal; Miss Roadside of Eugene, socond high school teacher; Mrs. East of Ashland, Intermediate, and Miss Culey of Apple gate, primary teacher. . Mrs, John Hall has been busily oc cupied with the Mrdford dentist this week in getting considerable dentist work done. Mr. Scott, who hns been painfully 111 for Home time, is showing marked improvement tho last few days. .Our nnnunl school meeting was not very well attended, few taking enough Interest In leave their hay fiehU long enough to vote. Mr. Hlghaiu was elected as director to succeed Dick Straus, and Mr. Abbott was rc olected as clerk. We are proud to announce that the prize winner in the cake naming con test was another Sams Valley victor. Our precinct keeps up well In the county contests of all kinds and Mrs. Fisher Is the attest among several rocent winners. Sovoral of our Orange officers at tended tile Enterprise Orange at Wlmor Saturday and report an Inter esting as well ns Instructive afternoon. The Sams Valley Orange will bo pro pared to Initiate several new members at our next meeting and officers from Wimer hnvo kindly offered their assist ance to aid us in getting along with our Initiation for that timo. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Howlt of Merced, Ciil., were pleasant visitors with the Cook family last week. Tho llewitR are warm friends of Mrs. J. A. Cook's rolatlvcs, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sleln meU of Merced, nnd stopped here whllo en routo to Cannda. Miss Mable Scott is spending her vacation at home nfler finishing a third successful term of school ns prl- j mary teacher In a Junction City school, i. Through the ability of Mr. McDon ough, our Ornngo secretory, In cam paigning for now members for our order, we have ton now inombei-B' ap plications in. ; The Union Sunday school group gathering will bo held at our school house June 28. A good program will be rendered, including some splendid speaking. Everyone Invited to come nnd bring your lunches In order to join In the big spread. What is known as iho Sinner or chard has boon changing hands so continually that little progress has been made towards tho proper core of the orchard; but tho lateRt purchaser is moving rapidly and a large crow of .tblripors commenced work Thursday, with a foreman who Intends to rush jtti'work as much ns posslblo. Mm. Chnrlcn Stall anl rhltihen nnd Mrn. Horehern of Meiifiinl ment Wed m'sfluy wit h M ih. I Aiy. M m. liorehors will renmin with Mrs. buy fr Bovoral dny. Mrs. OiVHUtiiKh of ItoaelturR 'H visit triff with hue parents, Mr. and Mm. 1 Jones. - -i Floyd Morgan returned for a day a fow daya ngo to look after IiIk pron , urty hero. Mrs. Allen left fur her homo at Joffomon Sunday and after a Bhort 1 Ktay there, she will nttend the huiii ; inr-senulon uf Slate University at Eufteno. "'Mt Hoy Stanley will attend the Bummer normal at AhIjIhikI, Bam Greenwood of California, tho owner of tho Uutte Creek orehanla, was here tho first of the week, Inok ng, after his orchnrd. ' Many young people withered at the home of Mr. and Mm. ,!. O. Thouip , son to attend n birthday party In honor of Krilentlne Dahaek and Clara Thompson. I,orcn Hon Hit aw returned Sunday from Klamath county, whoro ho had gone with Mr. l.ixnley to help drive his rattle. At the annual school meeting, Mrs. , Georgo Daley was rn-elecled a direct or fur threo years and Mr. Floyd IJeaxrp was elected elerk. Many of our eltlxenn viewed the military parade In Med ford Tuemliiy Htternonn. The parade offered to many, of us considerable Informa tion, as well rh much pleasure, i - Quite a number nf our people who . belong to the different nrKantzattonH ' which have been providing social di ' versions for the soldiers, have been to these, affairs. It would be well for any of us to take a little time off and If poHHtMe, go to Camp Jack son. observe what Is going on there. nnd learn first hand how the hoys 'live how they work, nnd how they nmuse themselves. Ity all means get acquainted with some of them to see what type of men they are. Such a visit would bring much enllght ' vnment and many happy surprises. ' It would be well worth tho time. , Card of Thnnks. . , M'e wish to thank our friends for their help and sympathy during our recent bereavement In tho loss of our , darling baby Nellie. Also for the many beautiful flowers. Mr. nnd Mrs. t-rt.rick A.-.ttioney, and Family. "7 Ol o Whlltler pulil fft- bin education by making slippers ut 25 cents a pair. Ui- EAGLE POINT ITEMS Golden Rule k iffli . A new Very smnrt Roman striped model with appliqued embroid ered motif and white collar and cuffs. Colors There is an extensive se lection of fashionable, new Spritut shades, including:' Orchid. Peavh. Turquoise Blue. Pondre Bine. Pink. Coral. Jide Green. Almond Green. Beige. Maise Roman Stripes. n Charming striped model with collar, Ut and curls of white Radioux chiffon. 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