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PAGE TWO MEDFOTCD "Nr.ATL TRTBUXE, MEDFOim fcTfEfiOy. FTUDAY. MAY 1R. 102S. TALENT WOMEN TOLD -OF EARLY aftei nron a Seli iouc lunch was j ami Mm. Donaldson made up a fw-rv.d t.y M. mis 'JVirill, Hold-j .Uni- and fitihini; party, which iiMue Hiid lAiuWey. Ntxl Thur- h-iiI the afternoon unduy ai 'flay fw-n.rii; th. Huh l;uilt will ' kuue river. ! eni.-rtain Oicir liu!,.tml. Alii Ml. W Vt,m exitVVta to leave u-lul ladle are rf.,uestd i ieMonday lu aUend lhe KfU-fciih preM-nt -it Huh mmi.,1. with their . ,lwM.IIlMv which convene ai huHhumlrt. The chtiirmun r the j j:oM.,ult Wuy 23 and 24. ' .May cuiiiiiiuiee Hit) uriiuni 0.slioi. the TALKXT. May 17. Tin; i im munity club iwt Wedni'Mlay :fier imon at the Hub room and watt delightfully entcrlalnt-d by Mr. Hatchwell with a mst interttnif a count of early life In Or-Kn. inoto. oiie falJy lnteretfnir man the n.uiiinu of lhe liuuur liner, and ' Ihn Hoftue Itlver valley. Fn.m thin account, the early settlers called the Indian which T" located ' In till valley ,-rot;ije." becatme of their depredations and uttack on the settler and thin ' berauHO it wa conKidt-red the IndiaitH river. It wjih galled the ItogucH' river, the Koifue' valley, and wan handed down an the Hokuo liiver valley. Mm. Sate li ve II also read the beautiful poem, wrliten In memory of the early w tilers, whotie name are en jtruved on the tablet, which wa erected at the Illue Flower loilKe. j and which wan read at the unveil-1 in of the monument, .Mr. Hatch-1 well wa accompanied by Mr, i Joe A. Thomas, both of McdfoiU.j After these Interrnllnff papcrH wero I read, the club proceeded with the i regular routine of huttinen. The j officer for the coming year were : elected at lhht time: Mr. Charley; Kste. president ; M r. "baric v j llohlrldKc, vice-president: Mr. Kd ' Horge, secretary: Mm. Will Kern. ! treatnrer. At the close of the' food sale, which' Mr Katie Mawm and dauKh- was to occur Saturday, to fcoinc..'1 . " . future .late, un account f w.l,,,,,t"" wtrt "nolJl,MlJ In Ashland many Um.K uccuriiiB this we-k-j Saturday cvenlni;. end and hope lor a willing co- The wuior play Friday even operation at the time het. a has'int wa well attended, the school been offered at lhe present time, i i' allzinw 170, which will o to the The . .lub will have their "Mother i play shed. Iay" at their n'xt Meeting on j M. I. Tarkcr has moved hi June iiih. Mr. Terrell was ! I family from lhe confectionary pointed chairman of the entertain-: to the Hteppy house. He inetnd ment committee. Mrs. boiic.i" convert the resident room into chairman of ho'-.h. committee and billiard . rooms at the c-on fee Mr. IJiulley, chairman f the tionary. decoration committee. . Mr. Kthel ickhart wa a Mr. and Mrs. KImer Kincald 1 K""" Mrs. Vera Home and dauKhter. fharleen. spent , " 'Incda.x - Sunday evening in Medford. Mr- I;'V'n of Medford field 'representative of the Daily News -lucre win ue a pre-h.-i.uo, . ...u ; of fi(.e waR Jn Talent Tuesday. took in after the Interests of his 'Talent business callers in Medford! Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Lamb of! the Klamath agency spent thc i week end with home folks Ini i Talent. Mr. and Mw. Loy Hamilton and family arrived by motor from ' Me lford. Oklahoma, and have rente dthe Kverett Boone house. Mr. iJamilton is a son of Mr. ani Mrs. Guy Hamilton. They expect to remain In Oregon about a year, ' and may decide to locate here : luuir. at the Community hall Tueduy .. , r.t, n'l.;. t. f,.w nnv- rliilH " " . paper, up to the aire of six years and Mr M(orliin( wno haB those who will enter school in h(f moinn w(h hH hroIner. S.ptemler. All parents with in.,aw A l;rookH, If.ft Hatur. children up to six years are sup- (;(V for hu Jiume ,n WuUa Wjta posei t attend this clinic, Wafh. Hev. and Mrs. Wagner left j Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Hotchkiss Wednesday morning for their old urrived Friday by motor from home in Ohio on a two months' ; j,atnar, Colo., and will make an vacation. There will be scrvh es i extended visit with their parents, each Hunday, as usual. !.tr .and Mrs. c;uy Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ten ill and. their brothers and sisters, daughter Itarban, were shopping j Will Cbilders is putting a new in Medford Tuesday. f coat of paint on the butcher shop I T. Crawford had his ton- J ;,nd his residence and fixing up jdls removed Monday t the of- hi property generally, fice of Dr. Wood in Ashland. . Mr. and Mrs. Ixmg. Vrofcssor Mr. and Mrs. t.'haso Cardner. jaMd Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Minnie Jae Mr. and Mrs. Horge and family. rkal, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wlth Dr. and Mrs. McFadden. Mr. and; row and family, Mrs. Fred Kapp Mrs I!. IJ. Foster. Mr- Sloppy land two koiis. were among the Clarence Homes left Tuesday for Klamath Falls. He Is work ing on the stale Highway. Miss liertha leaning and Alton Hart were quietly married Satur day afternoon at Medford. Mrs. Hart is a graduate of the If 2 3 class and is the daughter of Mr. , Kd learning. Mr. Hart 1 a son i of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart. The young people have spent a good share of their live In Tal- : ent and have the congratulations of their many friends for a lont; land happy life. Mrs. H. H. Lowe la In a very critical condition at her home. iHhe has been confined to her bed for the past month. Mrs. Glenn Saltrnarsh oi Apple- 'gate district is spending this wee with her parents, Mr. and Mre. , Guy Hamilton. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Christenson and ;.M1-h Hall of Medford attended the ; senior play Friday evening. Mr. ! ChriHtensen played a xylophone i with the orchestra. Mrs. A. T. McMfthan was called Mo K u ge n e 1 a st T h u rsd a y b y the sudden illness of her daughter, ' Mrs. Ilcssio I'almer, who under , went an operation for appendi Icilis the first of the week. I Mrs. Cora Den ham and son. You fry doughnuts a few at a time . . . for the same reason Hills Bros roast their coffee a few pounds Frank, were dinner guest on '"Mothers' Day" at th home of her daughter, Mr. Wesley Dds kell in Ashland. Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Hedge and family, and M r. and M r. WiU Wheeler and family of Medford Were guests at the Hickerdikc home on "Mothers' Day." Ted Flurry of Andcnon 'Creek district ha traded his property in that locality fur property in Chilniiuin ant moved last week, the new owner moving on Satur day. Mr. Clarence Math is and Mrs. Marion Tryer motored over to the Holcomb Springs Tuesday re turning by way of Koguc river. Mrs. Glenn Withrow was a business visitor in Medford Tues day afternoon. I'.ufurd Ixmg and his adopted father called on Mrs. K. K. Cook Sunday, while en route to Cali fornia. Mrs. Kmma Miller, mother of. ProfosMor Miller and Mrs. Laura Applegate. an aunt, arrived Thurs day morning from Yoncalla to be present at the graduation exer cises Thursday. Mrs. C.us Beck. Mrs. Wedge, and Mrs. Clayton spent last Thurs day afternoon shopping in Med ford. Mrs. I O. Pcnland has been on the sick list for the past two weeks. Miss linth Ncwbry of the Itell view district was a guest of her cousin. Miss Edna Newbry over the week-end and attended the senior play last Friday -evening. Mrs. W. A. Iirooks moved Sat urday from the Kverett Door.e house to the I-ockwood place on Wagner creek, where her hus band has been falling timber for the Tomlin mill company. Through the generosity of Will Ferns. Chase Gardner had his fish pond stocked with cat fish. M r. a nd M rs. Lo Vn nder enter tained 25 of their relatives at a picnic lunch and fishing party on Hear creek Mothers Day. Jeff Hell Is making his son, Tom IJcll, un extended visit. Mr. and Mrs-. Frank Holdridgc and family expect to leave Satur day for a week-end visit with friends in Palermo, California, re"ninr Monday. Mrs. Pearl Wilson of Ashland was. a business visitor in Talent Tuesday. Ladies' Aid of rhe Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Ira Williams next Wednes day afternoon. Karl Hcott. who has spent the winter in California, was calling on old acquaintances in Talent Wednesday afternoon. EDEN PRECINCT i at a time ' (Roasting in bulk can never create the flavor that has made Hills Bros Coffee famous You fct lighter, ttmlfrer doughnuts when you fry them "a few at a time." And Hills Bros, turn out finer coffee for you by their patented, continuous process of roasting a few pounds at a lime. This process of Controlled Roasting was originated by Hills Bros. It makes all the difference in the world in aroma, flavor and richness. One taste of 1 1 i I Is Bros. Cofice will win you forever A-ith its rare goodness. 1 1 i lis Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum, a process originated by them. Until you open the tin not a bit of flavor and aroma can escape. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for the Arab on the can. Send the coupon for a free copy of "The Art of Kntcrtaining." lllllJi BROS., Dirt ui l ILiruoo St., !ud trtacisco, Cl. Grnllfmen: lSBd Be your bgoUtt, "The Art of rnttruinioi," tree o( chtrfe. '"" Street , I ; r;'r "t' HILLS BROS COFFEE wotru O o Fresh from the original vacuum pack Easily 0 wt ofened with a keyf Ily Mary O. Carry. Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Kcase are in the valley. Mr. Ilease was called to Ashland to be at the bedside of his father, K. M. (tease, who is not expected to , live. I Jr. Svvedenburg is in at tendance, and pronounced tne ailment vulvnlar heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Froeman and j Mrs. Crane of West Medford were in Talent last Thursday and visited at the John Lobison home. They stopped at the plant farm for tomato plants. William Schnier, who recently bought the U. N. French place j in North Talent, will plant about three acres of tomatoes for thej Ash la nd Ca n nery. Mrs. L. M. Kamsdell of Wag ner gap, whose husband is tend-! ing the ditch at that point, was down last Sunday and stayed all night with M rs. Zash and Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Donna draffes spent Wed nesday night wjth Mrs. Hose and Mrs. Furry at the Furry home. C. Carey and wife and Mrs. Uease spent Wednesday afternoon in Ashland at the bedside of K. M. Uease. M r. and M rs. George Garrett of Medford were out to the Carey plant farm Tuesday afternoon. Kay Thompson and wife of Herkeley. Cal., have been visit ing In the valley with his mother. Mrs. Anna Simpson of Medford and with M rs. Noah Chandler. The party left last .Monday for rowers. Ore., to visit Mr. Thomp son's brother. Irvin Thompson, for a couple of days, before re- turning to Lerkeley. Mr. and Mr. H. (. Shearer of Medford visited with Mr. and Mrs. S. 1:. Ifarneburg of East Eden last Tuesday. Mrs. M. liose was auite ill the first of the week, but Is about again at this writing. Dr. Malm gren was called to attend her. We reg ret to a n no u n ge the passing of another of oul neigh bors, antl an old-time resident, of rhoiMiix, that of .John lobin:t. He was a member uf the YV. O. V.. camp at I'hoenix. Mr. Koozer uf the Ashland Can nery was in th:s part of the gar den belt Monday interviewing the growers of tomatoes. Mr. Looser j wants all the acreage he can .- cure. Mr. Lo Ks h u iontrac'M to grow about four or five aTes of tomatoes for the A.-bland cannery. C. Carey has sent her entitled "The W a y of Faith" to a publisher and it will be on fa lo in the towns of t he valley and elsewhere. The cherry crop in the vicinity of Talent is the heaviest In years The fine Cherry grove of Charley Holdridgc is loaded heavily. Apri cots, too. are in good condition in the eastern portion of the valley. A I fa 1 fa h a y h a l vest I in full swlio In this part of the valley and is heavy and of fair quality. Th hie ntr wherry patches along the highway north of I'hoenix are beginning to ripen. There are several large pint near Mr. Ilildrbrand and Mr. Wlllett. Th ur her Cole, former Atdiland and Klamath Falls man, has i moved into Modfoid to reside. Mr.' Cole wili work 'in the McNair) lrug store, having formerly been I in his employment at Ashland and the Falls. , j Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Lock wood ; uf the White Winn poultry farm, I are now hatching turkey eegs. One hatch brought out a hun j dred per cent for Mr. Mack, who Is mining a large number of the) birds this year. Mrs. song, r "WWK rs rTv ftltf A CHOICE SALAD OIL deliriously good to eaL Anjr woman who has a flair for French Dressing will tell you what piquant touch it has when blended freshly at the table. And incidentally she'll tell you that Wesson Oil makes quite th most captivating salad dressing that she knows. And no wonder! For your oil is perhaps the most important part of your dressing. And here is a salad oil so deliciously good to eat that many people use it plain, just as it is, for salads and vegetables. You know it's pure and wholesome the moment you see the light, crystal-clear color of it. . . And there's no salad oil that has a more ex quisite delicacy of flavor. Indeed, that is one of the reasons why Wesson Oil blends so per fectly with the other ingredients of your dressing. . . Next time you make French Dressing, try Wesson Oil. It's good and it's good for you. And whisper it here's another suggestion. For frying and for biking. Wesson Oil makes food taste much better. It's convenient to y y y 7S'K-seS&E&& II II II II II II II II II II '' i " 'y II Little Steam Engines That Burn Up Energy a Mile a Minute Boys and girls play hard They do not spare themselves. They arc veritable little steam engines that burn up energy a mile a minute. That's why it seems so impossible to fill them up. 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