Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 15, 1928, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextUP-TODATE CAFE OPENED, TALENT, TALENT. June U Mrs. Edith ; Cochran opened her new rafa last Sunday In Iho bnlldlnn formerly occuided by Hiloy NyKwarner"H pool hall. The hnlldhiK has been re- ; paired with lunch counter and con venient tables and re-finished for comfort, and 1b clean and whole some. Anyone who wishes to oat at this place, will he assured of a uood well cooked meal, for Mrs. Cochran is known ihroujihout the country lor her culinary art. She em. has filled up housekeeping rooms A marriage of local interest took lu Iho rear of the rosiauraut so , phu-n, .Monday morning In Medfmd she can servo tho public efficiently, j when MIkk Mildred I'aup of AmIi The restaurant has heen named the huid became the bride of Jay Clod Cochran cafe and. will bo of Krent j dard. The marriage ceremony was benefit and convenience to the I performed by Itev. William Kay of town. Mrs. Cochran has spent the jthe South Methodist church of Med- most of her lift around Talent and has clerked fn the I'hoenix .Mer cantile company slor for n num- ; ber of years. i Talent was well represented I among those observing the lar.xo j passenKer planes which arrived in Medl'ord Monday and Tuesday. The rock crusher which has heen located on Lear creek near the bridge fnr tho past month was re moved Tuosdny to Sams Vnlloy. Mr. and Mrs. (!. I,, Uullen have rented tholr home In Ashland and moved part of their household THIS YEAR OF YEARS K - AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRT P jf What 'if TP turn dldPeMed , SIEIR(D)1LIEWIE STAIVIAltI) Oil-0 COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA! I goods Into a Buite of rooms in the Amen hiiililinK. j Walter ltu.-:ell was olected town niarnhal ui a Kpeei.il meeting of ' the council railed Tuemhiy lilnht j to fill I ho varuney i-aiiKed hy the ; reHi;natfon of Mr. Connor, j K. Kvuiu came over from ('nil iomiln WedneBduy. flirt daughter, I MiuH Anna, who has heen attend 'ins the normut at Ashland which ' eluded lor the term Oil week, ae ! com pan led him home. Mr. and ; Mth. Kvaus and family will leave , ahnnt June 24 for I. oh AnKeten, where .Mr. I'v:ui will attend huim : mer nclmo. (i;, KruillMl:(, of lh(1 HlatP mirmn , u,s week. MIkh linmn wuh a tin-, ! mer student of the Talent kcIioo! and Hpeiit IS years of her life in Talent. MlflH hurl Applejrate is 1 another former Htudenl of Talent to Kradtiitttf with MIhh Hrown at the slate normal. MIhh UoiIh . re Hides with her parents west of Tal ford. Moth the young people are well known in this community. Tho bride is a dutmhter of Mr. and Mrs I'ace of AHhland and has been a resident there tor tho pant three years. Tho uronm Is an obi rest- dent of 'lalent but has spent tho past three years In San Francisco. Mr. (ioddard Ih a nephew of Hend rick (ioddard of Wagner Crock. Alter a short honeymoon the youn.; people will he at homo to their friends at the! rapartment lu Ash land. .Mrs. Cora Don ham nnd son. Secmes your car against the new high engine speeds answers the new problem of friction and wear I zslskfor if byname a quart Franli, left recently for their ranch fn the Mate, of U'a.HhfiiKtoii. .Mrs. W. Davison was called uud denly last week to the bedside of one of her children who is seri ously ill. ,M rs. luv infill lei't the firwf of lust week for her old home in Michigan ami cxpectH to be koug about tdx wcks. MIkm Laura Tryer Is spending a month with her Jdt-tcr, Mrs. Fred Hrant, in .Mod ford. !. C lOrl. who recently arrived from California and trader) his prop erty in that Mute lor tho Wicks property on Anderson creek, moved bis hotiM-l.nld (,'ondn from the depot to his ranch last week. Mrs. Hubert lllt;h and daughter. Helen, of Ahhlaud. spent Friday afternoon at tho homo ot Mr. ami Mis. Will IHkIi on Warner crcelt. Mr. ami Mrs. Dean Saltmarsh and children spent last Friday at tin. homo of Mr. and Mrs. Cay Hamil- Ion. Mr. Saltmarsh Ih a forest run- fer and was on bin way to Wagner flap, whore he. will be located for the summer. Itortha Kilinimdsoii returned Sat urday alter spending the week :h a Kiiost of Mr. and .Mrs. Claud Wil liams at tho Snucrest. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kond, Mr. and Mrs. 101 mer Kincafd and daughter, Charleon, returned Suntlav evening after sneiultnx tho week end at the iica' h at Crescent ( ity. Walter Itussell ret itrned Sunday evening after spending a couple of weeks at Condon and Portland. .Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Xewby and Mr. and Mrs. Kruest Williams en tertainod a party of ymniK people their homo Saturday evenltiK. The evening was spent in playing games, refreshments being served. at a late hour. .Miss .Marlon Tryer made n busi-j ness trip lo Central Point Vednen- 'day In tho interest of the California Ferfuiu company. Frank HnMrHu- and Mi'.' and .Mi:i. C. W. lmn were busiueHH vis itois In Medl'ord Tuesday after noon. Mrs. M. A. Doran and son, Hobby, of Oakland, Cal., are spoiidinu a few week, wisitins with Mrs. Do ran'nt parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Lynch. Mrs. Doran expert en to re-1 main until aner .iuiy i oerore re turning home. Mr. Doran exports to join her tor the Inst two weeks of her visit. Tho Community dun will hold its annual hu-dnesn meeting at the next nniint; of the. club, which will be next WedncKdny afternoon. All members are titled to bo pres ent. At the morning church services at the Methodist church next Sun day Children's day exercises will be observed by a 'nod program. The evening services will be con ductal by tin F.p worth League. The young peoples prayer meeting will be next Wednesday owning and adult prayer mooting Thursday evening at 7: Hit. Mr. and Mrs. I'harley Kmch and ! daughter. Fay, will leave this week 'for F.tiieno for a summer's outing. I They will also visit points on the Jooasl and in Washington, returning ;tho latter part of August or the first of September. Mr. Kstes ban been advised by his doctor that : Iho only cure for his trouble was Tr!- i'"TlT IU' ,ali i '.."i,.; . i i".r..i.V. i .mi. ...in. n.. .io iii if In' ii i-T" ii "iim im iMi.ii intuitu i"i,(iown from ilpail Inilinn ovpr Knit- Mm. iiiftrinvinn luit-iuit, .tip. iiiiti ! Mrs. (!uy Hamilton, left Tuesday j morning for their home at Lninar, j J Colo. They are making the trip! by motor. I lllzabeth HI-'n:inH arrived hntne i To promote kafr flvinn thi Com pany ha rrrrtrd, and tnaiulain. lo gtiint airbracont SiantUnl liahlo linbl on Mount Diablo near San tranriaco, and Standard-Lo njtrlr light on Mrrrrd IIPU near Xam AniErlra ra"b vivihlr morr O than a hundml nilr. i last frYlday to upend her vacation) with her mother and sister. She ; graduated from the blind school at i Salem last week, but will return next fall lo continue her music' course and wilt also take a post-1 ' graduate course. j Jeff Hell left Sunday to visit i with relatives at Klamath Kalis. He eects to spend two or three! 1 weeks in that city. ! Mr. and Mrs. tleorge Sutter of: Shatter, Cal , are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. (lay Hamilton. Mr. f Sutter is n nephew of Mr. Hamil ton and expects to fcpend some time fn the valley. The Ladies' Aid met at the homo ot Mrs. It. Logan Thursday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Clements and fam ily, in company with Mrs. Walter Hussoll and children, spent Thurs- day in Ashland. .Mrs. Russell vis - ited with her father, Otto Hosnn - der. while in town. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd l-acoy left Saturday for Korby lo be at the bedside of John Lacey, father of Mr. Lacoy. who is in a critical con dition from leakage of the heart. .Mrs. Ira Williams expects to leave Saturday for Portland to be with Mrs. .M. C. Heed, who recently underwent an operation Mrs. Katie Mason and daughter,; Velma; Mrs. Clarence Homes, Mr. j and Mrs. Charley Lon-; and daugh-1 r Smith, a caterpillar driver tors. Iris and 1-ouclla: Mrs. Fred j tor the Owen-Oregon Lumber com Uapp, Mrs. Hrynn Hugh, .Mrs. Hoy j pany, was struck on the back of his liwL'Imrt VL-ara unma i,f ilia Tnlr.ni 1 i ui. i.it !l.ooie hop,l,m In Medford Salur - .,la'- ij,ml)'and John llrincr re ,,,.. ''I,nv iliil nut vi.tnrn itntil Tuesday on account of the rnin Sunday antl .Mommy. Mrs. Claud Williams was callinK on friends Saturday afternoon from the Suncrest ! Marlon Horse had hor tonsils ro i moved by Dr. Wood of Ashland at ' Dr. 'Malnmren's office In Phoenix j Wednesday. j Mr. Cook ot' Ashland was calling on friends in Talent Thursday I Mrs. Jay Ierrill, Mrs. (.race Clm- :it 0u Krvini; at Moon Prai i ton. hilly Katun and Marion Tryer ! rie, Xick Welter at Lake of the i were business callers In Ashland Judge lJurnell and wife of Klain- nth Kalis, who have been treatments at the Rogue sanitarium, returned home takitiK I live r Kalur- day. Mr. and Mrs. (ireen and family of Klamath Falls spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Arndt. Mrs. Hamilton, who has been living in Mrs. Ogle's cuttitKc Klflb sired, "movei Medfonl ! Thursday. Mrs. Kd Si'Vfrence and Miss M.' fully molor.'d to Mi-dfonl Tm'n ilay evt-ninu. Mrs. Walter I Lawk and Mrs. Lester Stewart fl" iCelsii. Wash., visited a fw days this week with their Kislr, Mrs. Klmer Adams, in Jacksonville. The bouse on Kast California street next door to the teh-plumi office, owned by Kay Toft of Med ford. has just bad a rotiple oT coats of paint, which improved its up lit arum e very much. M r. n nd M rs. l L. tenon n and cbiblti-n 'were -iwitors in Irunts I 'ass Wednesday. Mrs. Ktta Tranta and Mrs. "White from v "n-drenon Lumter com pany camp 2 at Unite Kails, were vislturs of Mrs. Tranta's sister. Mrs. Kred Hoteli'M-, Tuesday niybt of this week. Mr. am! Mrs. S. K. Smith and sons, Maeum and Lawrence, left Wednesday morning for It la bo. Their many friends here were very sorry to have them leave. Mrs. Hosa Mini, former resident of Jacksonvilb . do d Monday nfuht. June 11, at the Community hos pital. Mrs. Uird was a sister of Mrs. A. Knyart of ibis place. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton's relatives. Mr. ami Mrs. Lyber keii ami daugh ter Xadine of Pullman. Wash., on their return from a lour of Cali fornia stopped Moonday for a short visit. They say they found nothing tti compare with Millionaire drive on the foothills of the beautiful IIoKtie Hiver valley. They left Tuesday for their home via Klam ath Falls and Hend. Key. ami Mrs. Klmer K. Mo Vicker left Wednesday moroniim fooro liandon, ami will return Sat urday. The annual school meeting will be held Moonday. June IS, at 4 p. m.. at the hih school huildin. This will be folloowed by no im portant speeial school." meetinu at r p. in. Frank W'ooten la ft Thursday moron ing for 1 bdeomb springs, n ea r Sa ins Vail ey . w h ere lie will spend n couple of weeks camp ing. Mrs. Anna Mall oof Forest creek was call t UK oon ofriends here on Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret Kdens nnd M iss Violetoo Olson spent Thursday at the Chester Wendt home near West Side sdoI. J. fT Dews passed away at his home In Jacksonville Tuesday Morning. June IU. The remains were laid to rest in the Jackson ville cemetery Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Dement oof Powers ami daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Kills Warner of IS roa d b e n t . who w ere i n A s b -land attending the commencement exercises of time State Normal, were railing on olood friends here Tuesday. Mrs. W. W. Cage of Cooouilb arrived here the first of the week to attend the Adventist camp meet ing. She will be remem tiered here hy her old friends as Miss Alice Kent, who toosetimr with ber sif ter. Miss nnie Kent, were in the millinery huslness here in lSTi'. She was a resident of this county for aboout ten year". Mr. (lace's many dut ic as sheriff f Coos county kept him from aceom panyinc hia wtti? here. I rnltyicrinn Ctuin h. .lackMim illo. Sunday ftrhooolo, 1 a. in. Koy . I M irtin. superintemlent. ' i Preaebini;. II n. m. ami p. m. Christian Kndo.fior. 7 : 1 : p. m. Ijflj'le Study Tuesday. T:5 p. m. Junior (jboir practice. Widncs i Wednesday. ' : ; : 1 JACKSONVILLF air. Hoy Martin, K. MfVh.ker. pa si or. el or. Klmer ML PUT ENJOYS A1 E MT. PITT, Juno 14 C. S. lier telsony of Medford satistacluril completed the painting and deco rating of the Mt. I'itt school build ings. MYs. Kaulcv. W'ifc of the late ! (Joorgo HuIev. came back to camp ( uftor her effect k and found that : the saving clock in which she had i deposited over $lui) bad been stol- I Her father, Mr. (lock, of Sams Valley, with whom sue expects tu make her t ut are homo, nccompa- j nied her. I A child's clinic will bo held linker Flat Thursday. Charley and Harold I'atton and 1 their families are camped ut tho I Smith cabin while making shakes. Kd Cook took Wednesday. horse 10 Derby jw work on a flat ,ur II " was 'takfn to Jlodford by one fellow worknrs. fi. .nwl Ah-H. Hoy Slnnlcy went to .Medford Monday. Sundny, June Hi, a real snow j storm struek here. The flakes j flakes were very larce hut soon i vanished alter reachini; the uromid. Tom Stanley went, to Katfle Point Wednesday to visit Mrs. Stan ley and their liulo daughter. The I'oreHt service in this vicin ity has placed the following peo ple: Mr. and Mrs. Klnier liowden and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Winn, at j Woods, (leoruo H(wd"ii at Clover Creek and Mud iiito. Henshaw at Mos- fieno Holers niovkd the horses land some pack mules to Mosquito J Tuesday. , Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Smith, who I arts staiioiiod at l-'ish Lake, had dinner Tuesday evoninu with Mr. and Mrs. I toy Stanley Clay Con ley, who has heen ill for some time, went to Salem Mon day, hoping to ho benefited. IiriiN'S Local opeorn. brk-k plant ATTHEBRFAKtiDAWN 0RTHEGL1MMER O1 TWILIGHT GOLDEN WEST IS ALWAYS GLORIOLSLYGOOD GoldeiteWest At the Center - - of Everything Oflering central location five .-.richis restaurants with fixed-price meals and r ice a la Oirte Garage f.T your car an entire fl-xjr rcsenrJ lor women guests Choice pi over one thouwn.l mcd em guest roorr.s at reasonable prices the big ge;t Hotel value in Chica;;t?. 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