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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
.. . .. O o Y. OPTOr.KT? 2. o N'ews of 4acjksoff Counjy DEER HUNTER GEIS BUCK HALF MILE P. FOOTS CREEK. O :t. 2. Mrs. P. -arrf- Harry Carr and wife nre work ng at the Del Rio orchard. Ward McQuat got a deer last week ack of Champlln'a orchard not more nan a hnlf mile from the highway Victor Blrdseye got a deer on the Jlrdseye ranch. The Koester boya cnme home from Pleaaant creek with three deer. - Marlon Lance celebrated his (list Sunday at home by coming to our iunday school with his new car as 'ull as It would hold. Mr. Auld and wire of Kansas City irrlved last Sunday on Foots Creek o visit their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. tfarion Lance. Mrs. Bertha Poyer, her daughter, kirn. Lester BolinK. and the three hlldren climbed over the hill from 31rdaeye creek to attend our Sunday chool. We still have room for more, t Mrs. Chamberlain Carr reports that apers have been signed whirh mean hat the Black Channel mine will loon be a going concern once more. Ilnce Mr. Carr has been overseer of he--mine for some years, the report vould seem to be reltuhle. Harry Vieaux and family made a 'rip to Trail and Prospect on Tues lay. Wm. M. Carlo is putting a new oof on his barn. It Is a proper ex pression to say hu is "shaking" the jarn? . John Stratton cnme home Monday, laving spent the summer In Cali fornia, visiting the lava beds and Dther places of Interest, j ; Harry Slevin came home to his anch Wednesday, having spent the Rummer in the lumber camps. Mrs. J. B. Short visited Thursday it - the Christ, Biles and Ilunsley families on El Oro ranch. tEev. . -w. A. Smith and wife nre guests at the Carle's home. iThe ' Lance brothers nre working hard to get their many orders of wood . delivered before the wet sea ion here sets In. . . El -'..".' 104 Marriage Licenses 'According to the records- of the ounty clerk's office for the quarter riding September 30th. 104 licenses o wed were Issued In this county. rhls total Includes June, the favorite nonth for weddings. ' During' the mine three mouths 19 suits for di vorce were filed. Cook with ass. Ily MAItY CAItF.Y. Work has ugain been resumed nt the Independent Packing house nt Phoenix, on Winter Nelles pears, and will contlue until all the apples are packed. II. M. Morrison of North Talent, last Monday purchased a new Ford tractor and began farming In earnest. Mr. Morrison has several small placea rented in close proximity to his own. Among them: A. J. - Hanby's. Mrs. Laura West's and p. Carey's, beside his small garden tract on the high way, Mr. IIollls and Mr. Reeder of Med ford were out to The Plant Facm Monday, where Mr. Hollls often, buys fresh eggs. Mr. IIollls is In very poor henlth. having recently returned from the hospitul In l'-ortland. Mrs. Effle Taylor spent .last Wed nesday week ago at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Rader, and on Thursday, they in company with Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Ciarrett attended the Pioneer Reunion at Ashland. Mrs. Walter Hughes, who has been spending a couple of weeks visiting with friends asd relatives in the val ley, left her liome In lower California on Sundays J. M. Hader sold his cattle last week along with those of Mrs. Owens, nnJ others In the valley, who have first class beef cattle. . The buyers were from California. Miss Marie Miller returned last week from a week's visit with friends in the northern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy of Idaho, who are stopping In Medford, were out to Talent nnd vicinity one day last week looking for a small place to buy. They say they are well pleased with this valley.' Many of our most public; spirited citizens nttended the formal opening of the new hotel at Ashland last week and were very enthusiastic over the fine hostelry. Many think It the best between Portland and Frisco. Phoenix Ladies' Aid met at the manse last Thursday, and a very en joyable time was had. These meetings are very pleasant socially as well as being a financial help In the church work. Welborn Beeson this week made an exchange of fifty acres of. land Just eust of Talent, to , Lem nnd Tuss, Hughes, taking in some Ashland prop, erty, on the deal. By the deal the; Hughes boys become owners of some very fine garden and fruit land. Mrs. M. Rose and Mrs. A. S. Furry, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Barneburg were all In attendance at the reunion at Ashland last week. Mrs. O. C. McClaln nnd daughter Dorothy, were doing trading In Med ford on Tuesday of this week. ' Miss Nellie Town has been spending a couple of weeks with her sister. Mrs. Clara Smith of Phoenix. Miss Mollle comes from Seattle and has not visit ed her old home for several years. Whitman's Salmagundi ! Please don't fall it "a box of candy!" : ' It's a trinket chest of metal designed by a famous artist, fit to contain the finest candies made. Salmagundi, among other things, means a medley . of good things. In the Salmagundi are some of the v best things made of chocolate, sugar, fruits, nuts and flavors. jt Inside the Salmagundi are such delicious new pieces, some of which are found in no other box. ,:,'!" . -.'' ;,'4v When you select the Salmagundi, for a gift you I'i'est assured that the pleasure of the feast will.be ..enhanced by the beauty of the setting. Haskins' Drug Store : Phone 16 Larry Mann, Mgr. As near as your phone. George Maddox Tenor ' Assisted by W. Carlton Janes, Violin ' Chas. D. Hazelrigg, Piano 'A Presented in Recital Presbyterian Church Friday Evening, Octs 2 . , Admission Adults 75c, Children 50o Mr. . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. - THE PATRONS AND and Mrs. Richard L. Wilson and Mrs. Kmil Mohr and Mrs. 8. M. Scott and Mrs. Delroy Getchell' and Mrs. Joe Hrnwn and Mrs. Edward $hlte and Mrs. H. Chandler Egnn and Mrs. Ralph Stewart PATRONE8SE3 ARE: Mr. and Mr. Vernon Viftler Miss Elizabeth Gore Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Clancy Mr. I'orter J. Neff O O.Mr, and Mrs. W. H Dora. Mrs. John McConchle V Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G If ford Mrs. K. E. Oora 4 Q Wo understand that tho firm thul Is now owner of the Suncrest orchard has ido Investment In several big orchard properties lately, but the denU are not ready for publication as to prices paid. Welborn Beeson, former Talent res ident, was transacting business In Medford last Tuesday. l.em Hughes of Fern Valley was a Medford Tjusinea Bcaller last Tuesday. Mr. Hughes has a good apple crop this full. Mrs. II. J. Henry of Sunny Cliff or chard was calling on your pondent for a few minutes Monday. Mrs. Henry entertained a party of friends at her pleasant homo Tuesday evening at dinner. Miss Vlvisn Mtiincllfft nnrrowly es caped serious Injury, ur perhaps being Killed when her car was overturned from skidding while, attempting to pass a slow moving truck, one evening iast week. Tho accident happened near Voorhles. Mrs. .Mary Stevens Is nt the home of her daughter, Mrs. It. II. Morrison of North Talent. Mrs. Stevens has a son Oeorge, at Ashland, and S. S. Stevens Is also hor son. All of whom she Is paying a short visit while hero. I wonder how many ot the farmers of the valley nre giving duo apprecia tion of tho fact that the orchard men have bemin to use on nil tho danW""'d hay as fertilizer In tho orchards. This means that the good hay will bring better prices, because this hay will always bring all It Is worth at its ni trogen value. This Is somewhere In the neighborhood of IIS to $14 per ton. The Suncrest orchard, belong ing to Uanks company has bought several hundred toiiB and hauled It to their orchnrd properties. They have bought several hundred acres of al falfa land In order to havo this kind of fertilizer. Or so I have been told. RESE CREEK RIPLEIS John Si Hie arrived home hiu week from Dunsmulr, Calif., where lie had been helping his brothers out on a contract. . Miss Myrtle Mlnter left Sunday for Monmouth. ' There will be Sunday schnnl next Sunday as usinil. .Suliject "1'anl in corn's- lAthens." Memory verse: "In film wo live, move anu nave our lu-liig." Acts li-.Si. A. B. Knadles and family called on H. Watklns ftnd wife Sunday after noon. Mrs. I.lzsle Jacks hn.k dinner with Mrs. Ayres Tuesday. W. K. Hammel and wife were lu Ashland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs HnmmerHly of Butte Falls visited at W. 10. llammels Sun day and Monday. , Mrs. Bllh Tungnto visited at II. Watklns a few dajs the first of the week. Kdwln Chamberlain of Medford nod Fern Jacks, who is working nt the cannery vlsted the Vestal homo Sun day. Arthur Bellows and family of near Myrtle Creek visited nt ('. I-:. Bellows the last week. Mis. c. I:. Bellows' sis ter has returned to her home. There aro several In Die neighbor hood who are having bail colds. "4l I'liiui Ashland and .Mis. Ander son fioiOllIlt, spcut Sunday wlthOlr. and(!rs. lilck Vincent. Mrs. Williud Horn's father Is visit ing lift- from the east. l1)lvoiu Hue Violet l'llllllps li spi'iil Sunday with i u Balkan desperado whLdi she regard- n t)d as a patriotic act. u Macedonian I girl must fast yearly on the annlver i miry of the tmaiir. She has been I sentenced to eight years In prison Tusllco In ttut Balkans. VlKXpA. Convicted of murdering New Shape LOW SPRI It. W. Nichols is having a large hay and horse barn built at the Fel denhelmer orchards. W. K. Parker has charge ot the work. Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. DuBuque are Irvine: nut n new mdlo set and ex pect to have It Installed in their home If It proves satisfactory. J. S. Miner is seriously 111 and confined to his bed with diabetes and sciatica. Mr. Miner has been In poor health for some time. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collie on September 27, an eight-pound bov. Mr. and Mrs. Collie live In southern California, but Mrs. Collie, whp4 whs formerly Lorena Law, has been . visiting- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cobb lw, for the paHt month. .-Mrs. w. A, Thompson Is teaching In Phoenix and 'as soon as the car. which she -has ordered, arrives; she expects to drive back and forth to her work.' .1 . ' -... Frank -Bonney left Tuesday morn ing on a business trip to Longvlew, Wash. H1b mother accompanied him as far as Woodburn, Ore..-where she will visit her . daughter, Mrs. Scott. . Mr. and . Mrs. Walter Phillips of Vallelo, Cal., en route to their home. after ah auto trip to the Canadian line,' were callers at the Blrkholz home one day last week... Mrs; Phlt litis and Mrs. Blrkholz are sisters-in-law. Rev. J.' W.'Angell and Ron Joseph visited old friends In Phoenix last week. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher of New Pine Creek, bake county, Ore., re- turning last week from a trip to Cor vallls where their- son Marvin Is in college, visited at the homos of Mr. Fisher's sister, Mrs. John Must, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H Fisher. . Robert Donegan .of Oakland, Cal. called on Phoenix friends Tuesday. The congestion In the 7th and 8th grades hus been relieved by the open ing of a new room in the elementary school. ' J; R. Tyrrell keeps the 8th grade and Mrs. Edith Thompson' takes the 7th. She also assists Mrs, Ferns' by-teaching some of the 4th grade classes. The" pupils under the direction of Mrs. Fletcher Fish are reheursing "The Pirates of Penzance." which will be given about the last of Octo ber. - -, The committee on . entertainment for the coming Presbytery which con venes Oct. 13 and 14 consists of Mrs Fred Furiy, Mrs. , J. M. 'Rader, and ,ihe pastor. It Is desired that .those of the community who wish to enter- tuln delegates' ndvlse the committee at once. The morning sermon hy Rev. R. W. Nelson next Sunday will be on the subject,- "The Puradox of the Cross. The evening theme will be "The Bread of Life." Fred Furry nnd Floyd Purves have gone to Lost Prulrie to bring in Mr. Furry's cattle. . Mr., nnd Mrs. Hnmmergcn of Son Francisco called at the it. S. Furry home this week. Jess Wilson was successful In get ting a deer last week - Mr. Parsons and family of Kansas are living in the R. S. Furry cottage. M. B. Hart and family who recent ly came from Albuquerque, N. M., and who have been living on the Magon Butte ranch will move to Ash land this week. t Miss Marie Malmgren who graduat ed last Mny frosn the University of Oregon has entered the University of Washington where she will do gradu ate study In llbrury work. The piano which has been pur chased for the high, school nHtVmbly room IsQtrently appreciated by the students. At a Mrthday dinner given Sundnv at hIS home In honor of C. B. Ward, all of his children were present ex pt his daughter Mildred fho Is at tending U. of O. Mr. and Mrs. Sayles of Ashland were umong th'lt) guests who enjoyed the occasion. Mr. nnd Jb. ('. J. Lancaster nnd Mrs, Kiiiy motored ftom Alnmi, Cat., arriving Monday nt Uto home of .Wt and Mrs. John (tniWiilll. The monthly Ladles' Aid tea was given at the home of Mrs. R. N. Nel son Thlirsdny jrfternoon. Mesdames Vlu n.l ii ., v.s? . ...... 1... ,i . , .. . . .. I TRAIL ITEMS Mary Weeks Is working In the Bullls cannery ut Medford. Violet Phillips Is slaying nt the homo of the Haches. She Is Intend ing to work in the cannery. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman nnd little daughter, Alethio, Lester Phil lips nnd Johnnie Hoskins snent the evening at Haches last .Mnmlny. Florence Naught, from Oiitrnl Point, was up to see her friends at Trail last Sunday afternoon. Florence O e r t r u d e nnd Mny Adnmson from Kagle Polnl snent Hie afternoon nt Ashe's last Sunday.- Thelma Franks spent Friday night and Saturday with Irma Ash. Mr. and Mrs. Icenhower and two How Soldier Dispersed Attacks "For two years my Rtoninoh trouble was very bad. my doctor had to Inject morphine on several occasions when I was stricken with these attacks. Klnce taking 4 bot tles of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy I have been entirely well and am. serving In the artillery! huvlng been pronounced in perfect health by government physicians." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal traot and ullays tho Inflammation which causes practi cally all stomach, liver and Intes tinal ailments. Including appendi citis. One dose will convince or money refunded. . At ull druggists'. CU 4- v. M Servian cmd to take a rest. f .11 i 'a cup ot milk or hot choc olate. You will feel as re fresher! as if you had stopped Try it today and every day. Treat the kiddies at the same time. They need the nourishment that comes in crisp, flaky Tru-Bake Crackers. Your grocer sells Tru-Bakes. 'Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland The Home of Tru-Blu Grahams, English Style Biscuits and the Famous Tru-Blu Fruit Cake I I WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OP . Doors- Screens, Windows and Sash. Window and Door Frames Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kindt Our Constant Aim It to Keep Our Quality ana) Prlcee Absolutely Right .1 . Do Not Order From Ojt-of-Town Concerns Safer '" Letting Ua Figure on Your BUI. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Medford A Modern Mill OrsfOB Wm i $1.35 ve 99c A Bucketful of Procter & Gamble Soaps 6 Cakes P and G Naphtha 2 Cakes Quest Ivory 2 Cakes Ivory Soap (Medium size) i 1 Pkfi;. Ivory Flakes 1 Pkg. CllipSO dJirge Size) and 1 larfre, strong, galvanized bucket All for Only 99' o o While They Last Tho iilinvc is n splendid soup iissortnient, cnrcfully selected ho lis to supply every need nhout the house brands famous for tlieir quality the country over. As. for the buckets you never saw hetter handy for nil sorts of uses. Fair and Friendly Warning: Act immediately, while this bargain lasts it will go fast. See or Telephone Your Grocer Before They're 'All Cone! On Sale Tomorrow, October 3 and for One Wpek Only At These Stores: MEDFORl!), Oregon o o. Q Q Berrydale Grocery Gates St Lf diard Hall Si Hall (Home Grocery Hiitchi$m S Litnsden Iiouie's Cash Grocjery H. E. Harsh 0 C o McDonald's Grocery o 0. C. Sabin & Son Service Stores Inc. Twentieth Centiry No. 34 Twentieth Century Jo. 55 Walden Bros. CENTRAL POINT, Oregon E. C. Faber ' o B. P. Theiss . Weaver's Grocery PHOENIX, Oragon Phoenix Mercantile Co, -I i on In enlerUliUJig, - o o e -
