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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1925)
0 o o o. MEDFOW) MATT TmBTTyE,.rKT)FO. OnEflfflgPTnAY. SEPTEMBER lf w PSGE TWO Oi News From Rural Districts WILLOW SPRINGS Millions have answered the call o' the cup An irresistible invitation those wisps of wonderful fragrance, waft ing upward from a cup of Hills Bros. Coffee. Eagerly you reach for the cup . . . lift it to your lips . . . drink it down. And back you come for more. Jo wonder this western coffee is The Recognized Standard! Break the vacuum seal. Breathe jhat aroma. Taste the flavor. A coffee experience! Ask for Hills Bros, by name and look for the Arab on the, can. Hills Bros. Coffee is economical to use. ' ; HILLS BROS COFFEE 7n thi original Vacuum Pack which kcrpi the cafjtt Irish. tm. nninBraa. r ICES' WPp n, -- mam Insurance I First Insurance J Agency I A. L. HILL, Manager C ; Phona 103 30 North Central i i i . . :. , Medford, Ore. i Are you going to cnlebrnte your birth diiy, or anybody's? If so, rost usuro(l that your pnrty will bo crownoil with success If you servo some of our suporlor "volvety tiiHtlnK" cream as a refreshment. Ask for YunvYum or Nutrltloue Ice Cream Jackson County Creamery "Eat Where the Eats Are Good" GUSHER CAFE BERT M. SULLIVAN, Proprietor 15 South Front Street "Justf a Whisper Off Main" MEDFORD, OREGON . ' WB ARE MANUFACTURERS OF Doors Screens, Windows and Sash, Window and Door Frames Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our Conetant Aim It to Keep Our Quality and Price Absolutely Right Do Not Order Prom Out of Town Concerns Before Letting Us Figure on Your Bill. , .. ' TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Oregon Medford A Modern Mill Mr. and Mrs. Hal Piatt wore week end gucsta of Mr. and Mre. Satcu well. Mr. Amy left Monday to spend fair week In Medford, Mr. Hugh Hun It In spent a day or two here this week looking over the grounds In view of improvements that are contemplated for this re sort before another season. A com- munlty house and more cabins are badly needed. .Mis. Merrlman moved with her family to Trail for the beginning of school. Mr. Merrlman Is now chief cook and bottle washer at the runner's homo. .Ian Mount nt RnnriwIMt Tnlnnflfl. ' who Is visiting his mother In Ash land made a trip to Diamond Lake this week, stopping en route to visit Mrs. gatchwel) who Is an old family friend. Bob Spencer of Ash land was his companion and they were expecting to get a deer on thfir trip. The Onddls family spent Sunday In the woods here und at Crater Lake. The Heckelheimer family will live here all winter this coming winter. They are contemplating extensive Im provements to their properties here In view of accommodating the pub lic next season. If we got all the improvements hero that we are working for and that are really needed, this beautiful resort .will be coming Into Its own. It is really the most delightfully sit uated of any station on the Crater Luke Highway. An hour's drive from the lake, wonderful fishing, both creek and river, 1Q miles to tho hut-kelberry mountain, 4 miles' to Woodruff meadows, 3 miles to tho beaver farm and many other points are here, such as a short walk to the natural bridge on Uoguc river and the climate is delightful, neither hot nor cold, beautiful shade and splendid water; truly an ideal place to spend the summer. FOOTS CREEK NEWS Mrs. J. W. Taylor and daughter. Arlene, from Klamath county, drove Into tho Carle's place Saturday even ing to spend the night. Mrs. Taylor is a member of the church at Merrill whore Mr. Carlo did his last preach ing and midnight found them still talking of old times In the sage brush country. 'It Is an 111 wind that blows no body good," says the proverb. And this was tho thought --of 'a group of folks who helped cut one of John Short's turkeys which had been year. killed by an automobile. Counting babies, there were 16 in the party. Mrs. G. W. Matthews and daugh ter went to Grants Pass Sunday. Tho El Oro ranch has a fine lot of alfalfa pasture which is now being grazed by cattle of several neigh bors. Tho Blrdseyo family recently made a trip to the Oregon Caves. Rev. Mr, Wilson started to Port land Monday for a month's vacation. Miss Arlene Taylor was a visitor at our Sunday school while her mother's car was taking treatment at our local hospital, - Would It make a community bet ter or make It worse if once a week each family met tho other families, gave n hand shake and asked kindly of each other's welfare? If In ad dition they spent un hour studying a book which has as the sum of its teaching to reverence God and do good to your fellow men, even to those that hate you, would It tend to brotherly feallng or to strife? Tho Sunday school gives tho opportunity. Tho Foots Creek Mining company were so well pleased with tho re sults of tho ore which they hauled to sparks' stamp mill at Itoguo HI vet that thoy uro now building a stamp of their own at tho mine nnd are taking on additional men. The mine is located well tip toward the top of the divide to Galls creek. John Short and Tied Koc.it er put In pump for the school . teacher on the Gclgor place Monday, Tho picking of pears at the Felden heimer orchard Is about finished. Tho fruit Is unusually fine and It Is the heaviest crop that has ever been pick ed from this hundred acre orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hacket and daughter, Miss Huth and Mrs. H. II. Alcerson of Grants Pass, were visitors last week at the Crossing Ranch. P. A. Bonney and W. K. Parker purchased a number of pigs this week. They have decided With melons at half a cent a pound and bacon at 4Ge, there will be more money iu convert ing melons into pork. The Willow Springs school opened last week. Tuesday, with Misses Moore and Greenleaf as teachers. There are about thirty pupils enrolled but there will be more coming in later. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Clarke and daughter, MIbs Doris, and son, Hobby of Salem, were calling on old friends In this vicinity last week. The family had been on an auto trip down the coast and were homeward bound. They were dinner guests onVrhursday ot the V. K. Parker home. The Clarkes formerly resided here and Mr. Clarke was resident engineer during the paving of the highway The Misses Vivian and 0ereild.no Jones of Central Point were guests iur the dny last Friday of Wylamao Parker. The Eld en, DuBuque and Carney families spent last Thursday at Dead Indian Soda Springs. They s report good roads and a delightful time. L. A. Salude, Jr., spent the week end visiting friends in Ashland, but returned early this week to prepare his poultry and pet stock for exhibi tion at the county fair. Kusscll Harris, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harris, motored down from Portland with a friend and spent the week end with his parents. Kus sell will attend school at Corvallts this year. Junior Boardman has been quite 111 and under the doctor's care. He was suffering with tonsilitls but Is again able to be out. Kugene Heames who has been se riously sick for the past six weeks with typhoid pneumonia, shows but stilt little improvement. The fever is gone but it leaves him very weak. Miss Kvelyn Heft, who registered as a freshman at the opening of the Central Point high school, has been ill and unable to attend since. Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Bonney entertained a number of friends at very enjoyable watermelon party. Iast Thursday Miss Leah Parker left for Chicago, III., where she will take a year's work at the Columbia Normal School of Physical Education. Miss Parker majored In that subject at O. A. C. and expects to finish the Chicago courso during, tho coming ALL THE FAMILY LIKE DELICIOUS-WHOLESOME- SMDER'S J "Gold TV xT , MAX CLIMBS HUH ITEMS School opened last Monday. Sep teinper 14, with Miss Thelma Franks as teacher. Howard Ash and family are camp ed at Trail. Howard Ash is working for 'William Cottrell, putting In a wing dam for his ditch. Velma Thomason is very Blck with typhoid pneumonia. She Is now in Central Point. Harry Merrlman and family are campod In MiddlehUHhers' yard, so it will be convenient for tho children to go to school, , Mr. Lewis Is taking his Iambs out to town for shipment. Hev. A. G. Garr and family left for Hlverside, Calif., last Friday. Hev. and Mrs, L. M. Phillips, daugh ter and family and some ot their friends aro visiting them from Port land. John L. Wise is moving into the Watson house for tho winter. A Young People's meeting will be held at Ashland next Friday night In tho bungalow at tho Llthlu park. Everybody conic. ; George Hall's v two brothers and their wives were visiting him last week from Portland. A reunion of tho Taylor family was held nt 8. F. Coy's homo Sun day. Thoso present were Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Taylor and Hilly. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Harnlsh and family, Mr, and Mrs. W. Hoi man and family. Sam Harnlsh. Mrs. Swazey and Mr. Wll8on. A delicious chicken dinner was served and later loo cream and melons. Mrs. Gold visited Mrs. "Walter Charley Sunday. A farewell party was given Thurs day night In honor of Hilda Hanson who left Friday for Persist where she will teach this winter. There wore thirty-eight present. Taffy was pulled, penoche, divinity, nnd fudge were made; nnd sandwiches, enke, coffee, and melons were sorved. Kn- tertainment wns furnished by games, stunts, music, nnd dancing. Every one thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nelnon, Marlon Cen ters and John Owens were visitors at the Grissom home Sunday. Nim Charley has re-shlngled his old bnrn. Nels I,awsnn returned Sunday to his work nt Klamath Falls, Hen OswnUl whs a dinner guest at the Coy home Wednesday night. Carl Hanson nnd Ed Holman left Friday for Doris. California, where they will stmt work. Dorothy Coy n oinpnnlcd her father to Eagle Point Saturday. Mrs. Mary Taylor Is spending n few days w 1th her daughter, Mrs. Sam coy. i Crown Prince Like to Pnnoo HACCOMGIA, , Italy The crown prince Is ns enthusiastic a dancer as the snowbound Prince of Wales In Chile. Humbert is delighted be cause nn orchestra of eighty pieces Is to play dance music every night now for the guests nrrlving for his sister, Mafnhla wedding. v Took with a. X V. Vl' J . y t 'On 1 How to Remove Superfluous Hair -FOREVER Modern arlonee definitely proye that the anfoat and aureat way to remove eiinprfluoiia hair forever 1. by tho repealed removal of tbc hair root, thomaelvea. 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