Medford mail tribune., September 21, 1928, Page 12, Image 12

WTDFOTrn MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRTDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1928.""
A -. i-.artl niirr ' l't wivoral diiys visiting with )i
i Lv DLL LMDI II VI I al8lL,r ui"1 her "loce-
T.irrr rVnllllT ! Hanu.y Miller will Iravotjiil.ircl
I.U L.IIII L.W 1 kk l01. uugeno to attend the Unlvi
I TO LAST 18
I to em ry - it on 'aro urged to be J choir priictk-t? WL-diiugduy ut
Itpy 1 preyent. j il.' m. " ' ' " '
Bible 'study Tia-mlity, 7:30 p. m. i llv(! urged to be ' present
evening ut :! emh service.
V ASHLAND , Sept.
l,l ,.nul,I,l ami omnlnvu nf llie.ln hlil .. l . . ,,, , " "l iiiune a
....... .. ... , ... ............. ........,.,...... ,, visit to his rathor, H. .M. ahaw, who'
Southern Pacific company, died on ; land public school but at tha prcs-' . ot.ntcd there
Major and '.Mrs. Clyde A. Malonc
, aro moving from their residence on
Sunday at the Sollthoril 1'nclflc Iioh- ! cut (line occupies a similar' position
nllnl ut San Francisco. The burial "t the Monmouth Mirniul sclioor.
service anil intermeeiu win iiron- "". '""' "'"-!wn street to the William Maxey
muv ne new m mimuu, buuuuku " " ." residence on Allison street.
OCIimie arriinKeillUIIlH lire lllll ym iniii.iiium wii.,uii nuimni buiuui i
known. Mr. Winn bad been In poor I last year, was In Ashland Tuesday!
' hoalth for Borne months and re- j In attend to business matters. Miss !
ccntly underwent a surgical opera- Hunt leaves Sunday to enter the j
tiftn at the San Francisco hospital I University of OroKon at BiiKcne.
for stomach trouble and chronic Lndies of the C'nnKrcKntlonnW
appendicitis. Since the death of church wilr meet Thursday at the
Mr. Wing's wife and dailKhter about i homo of Mrs. Don Spcncor on Iowa
two years afio his health has been I street,
JACKSONVILLE
shaken. Ho had been em ployed
until recently on a railroad between
Garner and Dunsmuir.
: MIhh Kdltli Dodge, daughter of
( Mr. and Mrs. Louis DodKe on the
Boulevard, left Wednesday morning
oit the Shasta Limited lor IOii
Kene, where sho will enter the uni
versity for her senior year as a
journalism major. Miss Dodge is
Dr. und Mi-h. C. 13. Jenkins and
The ladies will meet to jdaiiKhterH, Hazel and Kthel. Mr.
und Mrs. Horucc Jenkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Woodruff of 1'ortlund, ltev.
and M'rs. (iuthrle of Michigan, V.
K. Ituy and Dale nice of Med
ford. returned the first part of
outline their work for the coining
year;
MIhs Mildred Andrews, who with
her parents recently moved from
Corvnllls to Ashland ho that Miss
Oreeon Normal school, was honor j l'"awot ,rom tt 10 u"nB
guest Friday even in; at a surprise
party given at her homo by a
group of friends who welcome her
at the Klks rami) on the Itouue
lltlver und other points.
Miss Myrtle Pitts of Medford
president of the Women's league I to her new home in Ashland
and returns to the campus early to j evening was spent in games and
arrange for many of the details or
tile organization's work during tho
opening of college.
A jolly little theatre parly was
planned for Tuesday evening in
honor of Misses Eleanor Sweden
burg, Lynda Oeder and Mary (ialey,
who are leaving nt tho close of I ho
The i uesuiiy vimuiiK ner iiioiiilt,
:.wih turnu j'liin, in our :iiy.
week to enter college. The group
visited the Vining thentre and later
enjoyed refreHhments at the Plaza
cafe; Those who, enjoyed the af
fair were Misuse Marie Da v lea,
Mary Gayley, Lynda Oeder, Marie
Mitchell, Eleanor Swedenhurg und
Madge Mitchell.
- Warren Doremtis spent tho weok
end In Klamath Falls, where he was
a guest of his sister, Mrs. Jt. D.
Busfiard.
Dr. Bertha Sawyer has gono ft)
Fairview, Kas.,' to spend aix week
Mrs. Clara Hui'KCHS of Medford
was a recent guest of Miss Lena
Johnson.
S. E. Fny of KcIho. Wash., was
a visitor at the home of his uncle,
j, T. "Wilson the first pail of this
! week. M r. Fay was en route to
music until refreshments wore
served late in the evening. Those
who joined in the welcoming event
were Misses Ruth Owens, Marie
Duvies, Emily Taylor, Ellen Oaley,
Marie Mitchell, Mnd','o .Mitchell.
l.nri-nlnn Hmiriv lm-lu Hllfhonr-lr
and the guest of honor, Miss Mil- iHacramcnto, Calif.
di ed Andrews. . A . K, Bay, formerly of, Medford.
linv ir ir Pi.mimi'inii mi ! nf ' hut now living In .Jacksonville
the local Methodlt church. hns not';1"1" purchased lots on N.. 6th "treet
and Mrs. Ethel Olson and- daugh
ter, Violet, attended church in
Medford Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Erie White and
children were dinner guests Tues
day evening of Mr. White's par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. S. A. White of
Ashland
j Mr. Burr, a former resident of
.iicuiuiu, uieu ai unaianu, (Jam.,
and was laid to rest In the family
lot at the Jacksonville cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. fleoi'Kc 'Buckley gave, a
shower at her home on Applcgate
for her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mc
Orieter, of Jacksonville Tuesday
aftornoon. Those present were
Mrs. Lettllc Rogers and daughter,
Zephln, Mrs. A. Busmun and Miss
Mary Knopp, all of Klamath Falls;
Mrs. Jch Taylor and Mrs. Ed
Dutton of Ihe Applegate, Mrs. Kd
Severance, Mrs. Charles Dorothy
nnd Mrs. MurKt-ieter of Jackson
ville. At the 'close of a very
pleuKant afternoon a lovely lunch
eon was served by the hoKtcs.
Mr. und Mrs. W. A. Childera an-1 ,
W. II. Blrtho) made a business trip
to iuurpny Tuesday afternoon,
Mr. and 'M'rs. (
daughter. lOUa, attended the fu
neral of the late Dr. It. J. Conroy
in Medford Tuesday.
' Arehle jiowman . and family
moved Tuesday to their farm
In east Jackson vllle, formerly
owned by Mr. Kidder. Mr. Wake
field (h tearing down the house
and other buildings on their old
home, odjolning the school, which
was reiently purchased for n
playground for the school children,
.Mr. Bowman will build on and
improve hcir new home this fail.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Drown and
children and Mrs. Brown's narents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulrith. all rff
Klamath Fulls, were visitors Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
David Gammon in North Jackson
ville. .
An attempt at robbery was mads
at the Jacksonville Service Sta
tion Wednesday, but the parties
were discovered before anything
was taken. They were seen leav
ing in a Ford coupe.
Presbyterian Church of
Jacksonville.
Tho regular services for next
n. Dunnlngton Aumhiy and during the Veek. are
Are You Run Down,
Weak, Nervous? j
To have plenty of firm flesh and :
the ability to do a big day's work !
and feel "like a two-year old" at -night;
you must eat three good
meals a day, relish your food and 1
properly digest it. If you can't I
cat, can't sleep, can't work, just I
wine u Leaspooniui 01 raniac be- 1
fore meals.
v- ednWe8n. of 387 E. 67th
T0rth' Pnland. Ore., says:
elm? fureimy stomach .trouble 1
completely after three years suf- I
hT'iT ubuilt me "P t0 Pe''f"ct
healtfi, with a gain of 27 lbs. That !
was two years ago, and I still en- 1
joy tho best of health." I
JTanlac is wonderful for ipdiges- I
tion and constipation? gas, pains, i
nausea, dizziness and headaches. It '
brings back lost appetite,'' helps
you digest your food, and- gain i
strength and weight. It contains !
no mineral drugs; it is made of I
roots, barks and herbs,, nature's i
own medicines for the sick. The i
cost is less than 2 cents a dose. Get j
a bottle from your druggist. Your I
money back if it doesn't help. j
Tarda c
52MILUON BOTTLES USED I &uwMmmmmzm
vlsitli:. with her mother, who re-i and Mrs. Peniborton anil their fam- In Knst Jacksonville. Mrs. Walker and small son. Klllle, aecompaillcJ as follows:
sides there. y - -Hly before- they leave for the north, and her In-other were old friends, by Mis. DunnlnKlon's sister. Miss! Sunday school 10
M,rs. Charles J. lirady has ro-, "n" Mrs. C'lydo Youni! anchor tho Hlxhy's in Xebritxkit somoioiiviu Itosc or (Sonmiles. Calif., '.Martin, auperlntenUeut. . ( , I
tni'iiml rrnnt l..rl In n,l wh. Dl,.. Mr.and Mrs. KlWonil MeiDilirL' vinvein-H riun. - Iwh.. lu -.'lltln,. l.i.i-.. .....m (...!,.! I I.... .. ... ' 1 T.'Mtl
Knenl sevnrnl iIiivr i-lMillMi. win, : lied tilindav with rrleiiflH near M..u . A-..i.tA r..ni.. t .b.. Ti,b..hv' ptn.n'n,, wrl. , m ' land the Sltllle
ijrants t'ass (small dauKlitors siicnt WeUnesday I nexiluy l,y uiiy of Klainii.th Kails. I At D:4S 'i.-m. the youns ,.i..l""' "noir in-aeiiee, junior , i-..ie. ... . , .
i.. ' ."rs. j. ii. -turner nas rciurneii ,nnil tiih-hh.iv ,.t tiw. ,nmn t.r i:An n. .Merrll . a r a n a d u una u-ui i... .., -- - -
Iver- 7 '". I10".10 'ro a two day's stay l parents. .Mr. and .Mrs. Mark Ap.'Vn-ko. . ' ... . jtlie winter. All who exueet to
ally or Oreiion. Barney Is an Ash- '" ' . oru,vnore "no !ne Sucl plcitato In Medford. i Mr. and Mm. B. E. IJunnlngtun. 1 lake part In tills work and help
land hoy wlio has made an enviable V ...w o.oio.o, .ice lr. John Miller left Thursday who have both been iiuite iirwlthj
, i i , . ler and .Mrs. Kate Yoiiiki.' ....... ..... . . , , j
111 "",,u " l,lv toii nihil mi-iiooi ill I - -- iu viMii iiih oroLner. jr. 1 .inner imeiuiiiiii nu, aiu inuen nnpi ui en
U'bolh scholastic work and outside j ., ' a"a ,."',, .' ""rber on ,llt HurlinBiimc. Cal and attend fi.id able to lie up purl i.f the time, j
activities, tie Krauuatcu rrom 'ho wemiin Kof his son. John F. i , n. A. Evans and son. Willis.
,nii!n scnooi last .ia. , --- , " . " " , I. ' "7n Jr- se'"- 30, at Sacramento. :nmi Uuimhter Hannah from Kluin-
io-jcsso J,j!'Bi,:r,r,;ri";," ",f ,. , . . ,;:- -r rj:
Winn, a former well known Ash-i Ml88 Cl.a w formerly sill)ervlsoii! ?,1,:!'.", ".!!! ''r,.v? ?. If ,lr...ca,!. to i her mother-in-law.. Mrs. Co tor - M ih! Evans' imrents. Mr! and Mrs.
or fl rants I'ass. Mrs. Vincent o-l David (Jumniond.
Buest, Miss Adams of Kui,ene. . Rir. ml mih. Samuel Kvuna anil
A Ray Oil Burner
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Ready for Work
at Any Time
Automatically controlled heat from fuel oil is
the most modem method of heating; ; hoihes.
Come in and let us explain how you can buy a
Ray Oil Burner on our easy terms.
People's Electric Store
112-114 W. Main
Phone 12
been returned to Aahland by the
recent annual conference of tho
churches of atate, but has been
tranHforred to have charge of a
church in the PuKct Sound confer
ence. Mr. Pemborton hns bad a
very HiicccHsful paatorate in the
Ashland church and bin removal
will be keenly felt by the local or
ganization. The Methodist church
ulans to tender a reception for Hev.
J Try It! I
1 1 Choose your Fall clothes here I
tl and enjoy the satiHfaction of J ff
il looking luxurious and eing lw
Si economical at the same time. Iftffi
ffl Adrienne Steward FMl
3 Modford National Bank Bldg. -m
belonglm? to the rlty of JackHon
vllle and will build a homo there
soon.
MIps Jennetto Stewart o Mill
Valley, Calif., representative oC
the California I'erfume C'o., was
ii caller at the homo of Mrs. J. A.
HiiHmusscn,
K. A. Rolund of Lakovlew la
making our city a tdiort visit.
The Sunday school class .of tlic
esbyterian , church, taucht by
MIhs Jlhoda Keen, enjoyed a pic
nic on the lawn at tho church
Monday evening. finmcs were
played and refreshments of punch
and cookies were served. '
! Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sutherland
of Medford were visitors at the
home of Mrs. Kthel Olson Ved
inefdny evening.
i Ninety-nine pupils have ulroady
;i'nrolled at the Seventh Day Ad
vouUst Academy on tho Jackaon-'IMo-i'lioenlx
road. This Is the
largest number the school has ever
nail. There Is an attendance of
0 youiiK people from Jackson
ville. A larjro bus comes loaded
from Medford and vicinity and j
picks up the children here.
(JeorKo Maxwell was in Modford
Tuesday und Wednesday of this
week.
Mrs. Kate Hoffman, who has
been on the sick list, Is improv
iiiKhiff. .
Miss Olive and Julia Morgan,
who are attending school here,
huve taken apartments in the
large house on tho corner of Cali
tmnla and H. 4th Hlrcets. belong
ing to Kay Toft of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Irvino of the
nrtland News and Judge and
Mrs. Wealherfont of Albany eru
railing on rrlcuds here Saturday.
Mr. Irvine and MIsh MeCullv were
Hchnol mntnH nt tho ' Willamette
University.
Mrs. Otto Neldermeyer and dau
ghters, Joyce ami Catheiino Ann,
were calling on friends hero the
latter part of the week.
Mis. McCleuland, who has been
visiting at the. H. M. Sevoranee
home left for (irants Pass, whero
she - will vtHlt her mother. Mrs.
Conk, fur i spurt time, before re
turning to her homo in Pendlo
ton. Ore.
Mlsa Alice HoefH was a Modford
shopper Wednesday.
They will build on and Im
prove their homo this fall.
I.loyd Sparks, who left some
time ago for medical treatment
at the Vetrrnns' Imxpltul in Port
bind. Is Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Walker
Mrs. Walker h brother, perry
Arms, of Medford, were dinner
wtjgueHiH mat .Sunday of Mr. and
y'Mrs. Ulxby at thir orchard home
Arriving Daily
Carloads of Farm Fertilizers
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Winners of the Class "A" Transcon- .
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the only non-stop entry to reach
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Earl Rowland and Robert Cant-,
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and II. S. ."Tlyrhes, winner of the
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'Art Goebel flying the same Lock-
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Prcscott, Arizona, because of lack
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