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aid llunsley i in i i ' of the HI (Jra
lanchuient a (W)v days at Crescent
City, 4J'irn,,'R eiintlay evening.
Miss Dophlna fattliBW8 of Foots
Creek Ih vIsllliiKier sister. .-.M in.
Charles Klser of nasebtirg, f((Jj)ir few
clays.
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K. K. Evans and family left TueVj By Mrs. Mary 0, Carey. .
day for ii motor trip niroiiKii tai-i AmonK those who atteiuleil the deiui The
ern oremm. They expect to return ration at c'oiieu laM;imiliiy from Eden uiS) re
uhout Auitusi 1. irreclnct were: .Mr. and .Mrs. l)oi anil aUKhter durlriK the Fourth of July
Horn. Sunday. July Ii. to Mr. anil (lauKliter, Morence; Mr. anil Mrs. holidays, an a result of tno reunion
Mrs. I,. Smith on Wumn avenue, j Louie Culver, MrQanil Mrs. lul Ham-llf ,,, llunf family. All of N P.
.... ,.,..,.i ri, Hnilth.lln, Mr. and MrST Wit Stancllfio. .,, ,.hip.ir,.n ,.,.,k.o,i i.v si-
family reside Ml Itcddiiir. !.. I.ut ?'r- nnu. -MrH' Carey. Jameii Allen. . nl h, fr(lln ,,. .vHou places.
In 'talent. ;'," """ '. - nf abode. Mr. and Mrs. l.esle
i.imiia joiin.son. .Miss Irene ,iitiinuer,
MKDFORT).
urn
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me weea-enu were lien v. el 17.. .eis i ani;e
Jjiwson und Ben Oswell. An Inlnal springs.
party was held Friday evenillrf (W',J Mr. Kvir.s drove up froi!
a nelBhlgJhood d(kV..e was iven on ' Sun.- to discuss mining with
Saturday night. We congratulate u.r Yrnrlev. ' i(Jth nu n seemed
the Hansons on being excellent liwats. enthused over the flndln - of
Mi
lunaops on being excellent liwats. enthused over the
k ounfc)alQi-,i the rodeo In hounds near here.
w Pawn Knlm-ilni'
r,,,onVMrs. .dinner. !h.rln and
1 l, ... Kun.lav at Mr. llrowin.
Medfonl! A. Knaiiler , jra.e home for a
few da., but ri-u:.n
MrtQwIn Tue.aay. where he has work
dia-i iiamtliiK.
tlri.nts I'ass Snturduy
Andrew (irlssom's new barn is
Jeted and Is already filled with
f complex
WKd H
lils honi
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The IU'ese, Creek
ll
lils home In Aattaand. - -
I Mr. and Mra. Sam Coy au family
let hills and dells of (Ml- and Alice Dennis motored 'up the Several
nded with merriment audi crater hake hiKhway to Hogue Elk.lfew from
REESE GREEK HPe
; r
of ihe neWhburs
Kagle I'olrir und ,
1all;
KM Still.'
who
Irvin ThoiniiKon. the latter
G
iinntllri" (he Miimmer
Among ihiwc frytn 'aleni
if lvli:ucd the 4th
15F noun were mo rurvm. .c'tifw, Srasjldp.
jjiiK una Mranun ntmii.r-.-. , nr. Ihirjrruvp nnd wife and d;iuKhter,
Mr. anuQ.rn. Kdward Slownn jd Qrmer I'hnenlx and Medford residentH.
d;iuKhi r of Kalr:iin. Alalmma, havif are In tlio valley from Berkeley, Cal ,
n-vn QitliiK Mi'h. (i, Jl. Carter and 1 coinblnhiK liuslness with pleasQe.
lumily. O ' I Jr. HnrKinve li.'irt a vc?ry fine auple
chux-p far.,.,- of HUHon. 'iiUf..!?ri l,a,l 1,1 Nrtli Talent is here
... . . ... . , .. I. . .i t.
K,,e, ,, 7 " "!,, ,,. business
...n ,...1,, j.n, n
evening.
river.
Hear
Werly Coy
HansoiW
Ash
Air. and Mrs. Niin Charley
n.ilay school
I IQ foll..wli.!).oifk's Sunday
serve0.ne nest
niil. C. finumn'on: -
.s:ant sirintvndent.-Slrs. OlHlBer:
Secretary and tfeaur'lV. H. C.an-
muFictil fllretl"'' ana u'h"
Inn, licrie Mime.
and B'-raer,; will be another all -day
.. y e . ... ...........fOj.inrlnV Schools
snmno ' mi: ' ol .me unie,e,.,v
...i i . c.,,i,,ffl iie t-2. un itoguo river.
ihe'nr ti... l.ii.lEJ. ll.Tl U. 1. Ken
dall husi.chuiKO of the vrog)'"'.
followiiiB Sunday there wRT be
SuiOiv i' Wil lctal.
m .,T...i..., W,.,V there was Mi
ami overvonn liad nnt li.ine lithe hlllsl other autu ccidi llt on the .l-n.i
M-i.ll.ul r.lo I t I iuhtMv allir.ll.
Su'.,4iiy. An enjoyable picnic dinner ;iierl the fourth very ijUieTly
waseatcn on the banks of Hogue vyably in the move
a Ion
creek 1iank At Mr. vesti
I. Hanson, lien oswell and, From the number
.niinuii were callers ui tuv piif.i ( iiiung me puller l.a.;
irume Sunday evening. wav one would n;ist w.n
stab.
if Mh
that
hieh
rt, n,ll.. .if 14111
Lake of the;,, n , .,, hiiKnn fri.m '" -"'dford. Hilda Hanson el Asn failllly and Mr. and Mrs. Ona Coln- f. I,. ('uirWns was "called (Jo
C(n . ,' .land. Carl Hanson of Klamath rail stock and family spent the fou"ttv at Cnttville, Calif., last week on ui-
-and Oscar Hanson of itutte Falls, the Waller Charley home. i count O illness' of a friend.
Several friends who A-re also enter- Fred Dutton rod.O.11 (irizxly moun-j Ilert clarno and family' look din-
i III the.ierest of the property, as well
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Three ladies from Stockton. Vjjio
wh.l had l.cen to the lake and wen
relurnlni.-. and driving very quietly
-.wrung
..ear and' Venf lrifo the
ml mm-i
ThX ca
sngntly
Chevrolet
slightly damaged,
After the car
ii,., vteertn
.ii.Sn.i jiset. No one was In
jurcd. Thir-' car
und only
.... ulass was aken.
righted the inojen m.- imn
d.
irP iiicndi of Mr. and Mrs. V.
of Lower Bridge, -'OrWgon,
fa. il.i,.w
Soul.
Jacks
visited thVWi one nlghO-anls week.
They had been i a vacation and
nt home l,y way of Crater IJike.
M Watklns uil wife wero Jn Med.
rQ Tinirsilay.'-OlnB with Mr II.
.. fi.ffil,, nf KtiKOne, at Mrs.
HATTEIOI0
Phone 144
Cal.. were nver tn thn vnllev Sundnv
l-ouln llrown of Copt-o, Cal., vlnlu d , n(ui rftma,lfM fr a ,uy or two Mrs.
hlMQanilly here over the wcik-end. j Heesnn wbk KetMnt? fruit to put " for
Mr. and Mra Itlley Nynwaner went j winter, espeelally berrleH.
to Tillamook over Hip 4th to vIhU 0 Ml- an(l N,rs- lJolP returned last
Mr. Nyswaner'H yteiO j Sntnrday from a four days' rampliiK
, . , , v. trip above Unite Kails. They found
Mr d MrH. Ludl of nhuo Neb
irit lal Mondav niornlnjc after a w
Hhort visU. withr. and q ,oHpect for u klehf !eH?whIch Hoy
frawford. The CrawfordH and u1Ih ' ' togiltr H Uuio later,
were neiKhborH back In NelaHku. irvin Thompnon of Powers eame up
Collier LemminK returned to hup to vffiit his HlHter, Mrn. Chandler, ity
liiat Montlay evening, whero he0i hl lotlier, Mra.. T. T. Simpson of
working. : O .Uednmlrand the celebiOto the Fourth.
O A. V. U'AlO-r und Kvelvn niPl Alt hs Km ma .lnhnnioit fornia- Plinenix
&vi(Q Da rrah retAned last Thura-IkIi). accompanied frim frou ttosS'burp
HJiy IIUIH u Iiiuiur uipgiu nuuinri n i nun icuiuicu mini mill iui vu nnj
Jtiitish Olumbla. Thoy i.ort Ahu; way back.
o Canadian mountain wfenery b"i uti J Halph Roberta of lohoenix left with
ful.
O Mr. and Mm. Kvert iloone Of 1110
nniveil the 2nd for a 10 days' -vhfit
tth f'ntR :0id relatives
Marian Costley reftinft-d Morlay
from0 Klamath Falls where u tient
IVi Fourth with fOendn.
Misfl ftllzabeth llrown
th a Crater like with
edfoi 4 fronds-
Mr. nfld Mr. Clint Duinlneton.
Cook aid Dofiald hon niaftorod
over from Morrill, ore.. spend "tbe
Hj'and week-end friend and
relative. Mr. and 'grH. DuoniiKlon
vlltC0 relatives In Jekfonvtlle a0il
the boys motored ovt to ilut IHh
lo d.-y rfff the 4lh. nre former
PA lent reffidegta.
'pills wife und two dituuhtein the fittter
panui)i last weeK to vikii in rasacicna
with Mm. Hoberts' purAta of or $
ftiort while. O 0 ;
Mr.and Mra. Walter Stanrllff havo
laterV Iii8taed ffoprsKure water ays
teni fttr their house und grounds at
spent thel.- . m ' - .....
i nartv otiJLr9.' 'I1'"' ""0" "l '"
The haPe a natural p.-irk surroidinfj
flu residency and (i?y war wan
needed n mke it beautiful. Ovhich
u'UI nnu.' ho ilftnn Mr StnnrMffo Ih
spend "ix-jairpjy ianWnf? her flower beds and
Joel Anderson, uncle of Mi. .1.
Williams of WaAier creek, $ill be 00
yeiO's old In October, yet he imikesohe
)est shaped baskets of anyone i this
viilli'V in(kiir (iicin t auk wlui 'l tins
HuroTd, ftay nd Lnwrei' Burnett ,l(jt he piparea hinrnflf. 0
! chgrlle Long enjoyed the 4th ati The ladies of the Women's Bible
tit fti t s I'afp. 0 Icloss uf Phoenix held n very ajoyahle
Vaul iV nimer and Cecil enjoyed an picnic: iu Lfthla park fin TuonJay of
(ting ift lJamonb I-ako over fie this week. They rook baakft, diOnern
aim iem me nay wjere; ii. wna ineir
jjRular quarter) meetlnpdny. O
Mr, and Mrs. U)velF"ns of Fern
Valley returned fim a ten ikons' out-
tit.
Th
it I motr
the th
R'jynundson fnmilv and
totreL to CI ran A 0Pa
qh9 (or
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Miss Thompson and Mhca C.ladOswnf atSunset beach and tber coast
lldcbrowno of Kl Centi?, and He- tonn. last week. , Tey found the
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br, Cal.. respertJvoly. impurial val
ley towns; have leen RiU'iOat the
Dome or M r, .lenn Lnwrpme for
n frw days. Tty'y Ivy. f yiiKone
Acdnesday, accompanied hjP MIph
A lhe lAwrence.
. Th? t'varllo HolderldKe and Ijiw-
rencc fnniilipa t.nd their Ru't frojjj
ne iiificriai vnney in c uiuornia
k"n( the th kt Crar Lake. O
Wol eoiiKf from Tfconias IM
t the family are located at Whit-
tir, calif, r, . : 1 .
. Vp hve dlsrontlnurd Sunday
( honl on affount of the sliortaiy of
attendance f!nfc the wnri vQiOkt. It
will open i0alnin ft'ptAnber and we
ope to have a larger attendance
ton. 0
Mr. I.oD. Tiicki'r made a brief vlsil
at his bine ui Itrowns'boro bul0huH
now returned to his work at Pelican
1V.
0 Itlanche and I.elund DyHlnO't-. Mrs.
Sluubind C. . Ituttei-rield en-
.tved the 4th at theGKnlph Tucker
home and they and Kllen TuckeGand
Ktell Ad.intH attemled the dance at
Lakn creek i ft t eveing.
The majority qf aMie llrownHboro
people spent the 4 O. nt (he Dead In
Qjllan SoiUi SprlngM and all rep.irt a
Tiig crowd and n good time.
Minn Thelm) Dallas spent the 4th
wnn me itoaoiimi ra'mily.
Mr. A. I1'.
djM'onk Pn,
the summer
Mr. .'Q-x
iibson have driven their Hheep to tl
i nwiiua, mmiMicr range.
Or. nn.QMrs. Alex Andvknii and
family have ykvu a (rip to the coast
tn upend the 4th and wltl return
Oitor.
The paying weason Ih again nt
hHinl and sicklQ are huy on every
place. Wo hupp that there will be
no tuQ to rpoll their crops this time.
Mr. H. 1.. HoaKhind made a buslneHS
trip to Medford Monday.
) Mr. and Mm. It. K. Ti;.er. Kllen
pucker and Stella Ada-s nle biml.
liens trip to Medford Thursday.
mounlins aloij th way bright tl
1 llOt II Ml C 11 1 1 1 11 i n lUl IDA milVC, 1111.11
added the pleasure o( tho drive.
KVIni.Tlu l Men llni'lni- at thn Itlnn
owor lodge at Phoeix, recent for
cnnnor wero .mis. iunn uieneniuu.
Mrs. niendenlnd, Miss Jennie Olen
dniiid of Fort Jones. Mrs, Walr
(ilendenlnd an'lliss hftsiUlcndemud
of Chico. 0 e .
Mr. and Mr Charts Klser and son
Howard, of near Kosehurg. spent th
rourth with Mrs. Kisers parents. Air.
and Mis. C. W. Mafthes, returning
to their homeWednes(ay m owning.
9 Mr. and lrs. (Jeorge Slden anJ Mr.
Mrs. John Buyer called on Mra.
Maude Chainplin Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Lance of
Foots (9-eek are camping n Prospect
for ; few days. e
Olr. a ml Mrs. Toss allfoftihi are
livlt tu tho houao owned by
John Whorl of Foots Creek. t
F.o U. Chnmplln was r visitor 111
Medford Sunday. o0
Miss Muriel Mattuews of Foots
Creek and Miss Aletha (iravOif Itivew
si'. who are AtteuJng summer sehofrl
..t (..I.IA..I . .".K l. I ...ft.
thehO)8renl8. . , . G
OKI Holt liuller, who Is working In
Mudfort viis.lvoni for a Ujw hours
Monday.
Coiiio to the dance Saturday night
lit I n.i lllltttritlun A lr.11.. Tn tn.. ...!. 1
oiauoi'K oc tne Meauowi orclutra will inrulsh the music.
lias tlrlveu his nheep to
rangfe
AndeiHon and 4Vllliani
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which broke, the coast sCK o o 0
. to coast re60E4mI85 wfi 0 G 0
1 . "T ' r 1 wmir . o
. 8 WOlllf .
.Mr. anil Mrs. .Ig'l. ll,.,,,,- ,
Riamlsun were aiming thnse inesent at
the Tueker linie tat ui-.liiy.
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LiniE APPLEGME L
TliSf Kmnir
11 inriils
i't CrRt
fanillv anil Kli'lt-
n9w.ticiT
Miss Ksther Klelnbammer Is home
from Ashland for tier summer vara
tli.n. tti'. Cass Is having h(3) house palnt
filiit his raneh hnnte. .
Mr. anil .Mrs. Jim DeynniW . re
visitors on the creek the l-'onrih.
.Mr. anil .Mrs. I.elsnn Pin-sell hprnt
the l-'ourlh with James Ithea.
.Miss Olive I 'ill Mi ) Is vlrilhf mi
I'rump raneh for a few .lays.
Harry Helms and family, also the
Dtituifntttons aro camped at ttulphur
HpiWlts.
Miss Lottie MontRonieryAas on the
creek last week end.
Mrs. Crump was at Medford Friday
on business.
MQ J. I'm Irtl has been III fin few
daya. w W
Everybody G
wants a $ecd
cup $inc&'c
started uin
(aswell's6
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ORDLR BY TELHONE
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On April 20, 18 Captain Cresly maie history when his good ship,
'The Flying Cl&ud" completed the fastest voyage eer made around the
Horn making the coasf to coast "dash'oin eighty-nine and one-rfiird days.
And this was four years after J. A.
Folger & Company Ifcgan supplying
coffee tornfhew Pacftic Empire. Then
the green coffee came to one port (San
F?ancisco)in clipper ships; was roasted
at Folgcr!s Pioneer Coflee Mill, and
distributed by boat andn wagon trains
within a small radius of SanFrancisco.
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Today Folgcr's Coffee, Spices, Teas
ami Extracts arcg demand iij)29 states.
The early settlers did not forget the
fotks back home. They liked Folgcr's
Products, ?lnd their endorsement led to
.calls tor Folgcr-markcd packages from
the East,oXorjh and South. So great,
in fact, was the tail, that a modern
ranch was established at Kansas City,
Missoufi, 0and Dallas, Texas, in ad-
' 0 J. A. FOLGEI?& CO
San Fwcisco - Kansas City - Dallas
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diotion to the Repeated enlargement of
, the pioneer plant at San, Francisco. Q
On the label of our first package of
roasted coffee were printed the ? ords,
"Our success isQlcpendent upon qual
ity." This holds good today.
On this our Diamond Jubilee we
make thjjs promise; th at Folger Quality
and Folger Service shall never change
Qfrom the high ideals set by our foun
ders; that products berating tp Folger
name shall always be of the highest
quality jflst as they havg been for
these seventy-five yea. W ith a back
ground of 75 years' experience and with
a will to apply thatxpcrichce for the
benefit of ourustomcrs, we loolfor
ward r serving many generations to
come.
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