Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 21, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextymnreRBi wxrv unwmm, ympgoftp, '.'leuBfloy. fktdtt; September" sCtm. COMMUNITY CLUB OF TALENT MEETS; ELECTS FOR YEAR -TALENT, Sept. 20. The Tnlont Community club hold (tn regular meeting at thjB club rooms Wed nesday afternoon. Mrs, F. L. Hold rldge and Mrs. Wm. Brposo were , lctedon the executive board with thft other officers. Mrs. HIrkIiib was elected, recording secretary to fill the vacancy left liy Mra.,o. K. Borjr, and Mrs. CVW. hong was elected corresponding secretary , to fill the vacancy -roaUHed by-the res ignation of Mrs, ,C.,,E. Clements. Committees also were appointed for the year. , The club plans to gIV the annual teachers and pat rons' reception next Friday even ing, Beptembor 28, nt 'the -islub room. All patrons of the school ae invited, especially the - new comers. Mr. and Mrs, Will -Prazier of Wyatt, Cal., arrived Monday even ing and visited at' the homeH of their cousins, Mrs. E.' C. Gardner arid Mrs. R. R. Foster. They re fturned to their horn Tl ursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frazler were former Tal ent residents. ' Mr. and Mrs. Xol . Erskine of Mod ford have purchased the Par ker confectionery.' In Talent. They opened the estnhiishment the mtdr die' of the week; Mrs, Erskine will liaye charge of the confectionery here but Mr. Erskine will con tinue his classes, in music fn "Med fjnrd and. Cehtral PQlnt; . . : Miss Margaret-McCoy AndMIss EJrances Pratt, teachers In-the Tal ent high 'school, spent the week fend at the homes of their parents In Ashland. Ml us Pratt ut tended I a birthday dinner in honor of her grandfather, George Trefren, Sunday afternoon. - .'Services at the Methodist church Sunday will be as follows: Sunday school at 9:46 h. m.; Lester N'ew bry, superintendent. Epworth lea gue at 8 p. m. Young people's prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:30 p. in., ad regular prayer meeting Thursday nt 7:30 p. m. There will be no preaching Sun day because the temporary pastor h attending tho conference and no one has been secured to fill tho vacancy for Sunday. Lloyd Hamilton and his sister, Miss Peggy Hamilton, encounter ed a serious accident while going to their work fn Medford last Fri day morning. The uccident, which was caused by Mr. Hamilton los ing control of his car, occurred near tho Joe Rader residence. Al though not traveling at a high rata of speed, the caiturned over onto the bridge guard at Anderson creek when he lost control of the car. MIrb Hamilton - was thrown clear of tho wreckage but Mr. Hamilton was pinned underneath the ear, which was badly wrecked. He re celyeaVa dislocated shoulderj sev eral torn ligaments, jn th&Tshoul dor and' other minor Injuries while, his sister . escaped uninjured ex cept for a. fow -scratches ,and; bruises and a bad shock. Mr. and- Mrs. Paul Quackenbush, who were also going to Medford, wore fol lowing close behind them. They stopped fend took -Mr, Hamilton and his sister to Medford, where they Immediately placed Mr. Ham ilton In the Community , hospital. Mr. Hamilton was able to return to his home Monday evening and is recovering from the Injuries and shock as, well as can be expected. . Miss Juanltu Miller is to be pre -:.ed at nn Informal music re cital at the home of her music in structor, Mrs. E. iC. Oore, nt 11 Geneva avenue, Friday, . Setember 21. .Tuanita is the' daughter of . Hills Bros9 Arab says HILLS BROS 'Coffee "is more . . than something hot to drink HilU Bros.' process 0 , 'Controlled' Roasting': gives their coffee an exr i. elusive flavori .v;tiv JK.'?.-' ' Look for the Arab I It's the sign of the genuine I litis Bros. Coffee. That famous coffee of unU form deliciousness because every berry is roasted ' evenly by Hills Bros.' exclusive continuous prop ess. No ordinary method of roasting could pro duce such a marvelous, full-bSdicd flavr.!.;: , ' Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum. Ail the rich flavor and exhilarating aroma come to you intact. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for the Arab on the can. '; ' , . ; ; Fresh Iron the triginal - vacuum fart. Eaiily ' opened with tin kef. s,'-':7 ; r ; . EEICHSTEIN AND DEUEL " ALL KINDS OP DRY WOOD OAK-tAUREL-FIR GOAL ; i OEEEN PINE SLABS MEDFORD FUEL CO. . 1118 North Central TeL 631 Prof, und Mrs. J,. 1'. Miller und is a graduate of the Talent high school with the class of 1928. She expects to enter tho Southern Ore gon Normal school Mondny. Talent was well represented nt the county fair Friduy, especially by the young people. Mrs. Clarence Mathes and Mrs. Marlon Tryer were business vis itors in Medford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kincofd nnd daughter Chnrleen spent Sunday afternoon at' Prospect. Clarence, nnd Austin' Hossander of Ashland spent' Saturday at the home of their sister, Mrs. Walter j itusseu ana rnmiiy. M ney reconny came to Ashlnnd -from Portland and. expect to, spend -tho winter In . Ashland: r J : . Miss VanNoss left Sunday after noon for Pohtland and other north ern points In company with somo friends. Miss' VanNoss will attend, the 76th annual-session' of the Ore gon conference of Methodist ministers- at 'Hood River this week. Miss VanNess has acted as pastor tho past six weeks at tho Talent Methodist church, and on her re turn sho will reside in Medford as she has been elected deaconess of the Methodist Episcopal church at that place.. She will assume her new duties about October 1st. "Miss- Etta Klrkpatrlck and Rob ert K. Smith were united In mar riage at the Christian church In Medford Saturday morning. 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith will- reside at the Klamath Orchards, south of Med ford., Mrs. Smith formerly- lived fn Talent and' Is a sister of Mrs. Guy Hamilton. Church services nt the Raptlst church as usual. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. G. W. Burnette, pastor. ' R. IT. MoCnll, who recnntV enmo hero from Montana, purchased tho House property west of Talent last week. Mr. House hns purchased the grocery store and confection ery at Merrick's auto camp in Med ford.; V .Mr. House has already taken possession of tho store. " JrS. Spltzer andMr, Pierce of Talent were business visitors in Ashland Wednesday. 'Mr. npd Mrs. Billy Reed moved to Medford Snturday. Mr. Reed has been employed on the George Ross place for several years. N. A. StockwMl of Medford spent Sunday at the Guy Hamilton home. ..Prof, and Mrs. E. E. Evans of Ohlloqifln spent Saturday uCtornoon at the C. W. I-ong home. While in the valley they attended . the county fair. Riley Nyswarner left Monday morning for Klamath county.. J-Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Penland arid daughter Jeanrietto left Tuesday morning1 for Pendleton. They will attend the round-up whllij at that place. . . Mr. "and Mrs. Tod YanTTook and daughter. Marian of San Francisco and. Mr. arid Mrsi .Clarence Mathes and son . plarerice, Jr., spent Sun day at Crater Lake, returning home by way of Klnmath Falls. The VanTIooks nro. cousins of Mrs. Ma. KM and hove, spent tid' months. in mo yaiiey visiting minuves. They returned to their homoln San Francisco Tuesday.' .' "' Mr. and Mrs,' C. V. Lonf? spent Sunday evening at: tho home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dnpp in "Med ford. Miss Ruth Howard of- Medford and Earl Hamilton . of Grants Pass spont Sunday at the home of Earl's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Hamil ton and family In Talent. Mr. and Mrs; H. T... Andrflwa of Medford and their son Harry, Ji?.,; of San Francisco spent Snturday evening nt the homo of Mr. arid Mrs. Wesley Vogelt. ; VMrs.. O. A. Munnlne- and her niece, .Mrs. Cnrllone White, Mrs. Jay Terrill, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jen kins and daughter A Ira, Mrs. Ella Patterson, Mrs. Will Ferns,, Mrs. F, C. Relmer. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long arid daughter and Wm. Petri and .family wore among the Tal ent people shopping nnd doing business in Medford Snturday. Wiley Jones, who Is employed by the state at-Crescent City, Cnl.. spent the week end with his wife and daughters. , Steve Znrka of Ashland spent Saturday in Talent. O. A. Manning purchased, a new Star sedan Irtst Thursday. v Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pay were business visitors In Ashland Monday. Will Cook, who arrived Sunday from Subulu, la., left ruh his humc Tuesday -after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Manning. He returned homo by - way of southern California. Mr. Cook was an old friend of Mr. Manning when he was in business at Su hula. While hero, Mr. Cook, en joyed a fishing trip with Mr. Man ning on Rogue river Monday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Savage and family of Grants Pass spenr Sun day afternoon nt the C. W. Long home. The Savages are old friends of the Lng family. Dirk Vlrloop, better known as "Dutch Fred," made a business trip to Ashland Tuesday. The concession of the local La dies' Aid society at the county fair was considered a success. . Allen Proctor returned to Cros cont 'City tho first of the week. Mr. Proctor Is employed there. Harry Hamiltoiuls driving a 'now Ford sport roadster. The Talent exhibit at tho county rair received honorable mention and a part of tho reward was given to the local Community club and Grange. The exhibit of tho Tal ent school nlso received honorable mention. There was a lot of work dono on tho exhibits and the com munity as a whole feels well re warded for tho efforts put forth to make It a success. The packing house nt the Iag tey cannery has laid off the crew of workers for tho rest of tho woek. A grader for apples Is. being Irstalled thlH week. Apple packing Is expected to be started the first of next week. Guy Hamilton was able to. re utrn to his work In Medford at the Tomlln Lumber company. Mr. Hamilton received injuries to his back about two weeks ago and has been confined to his homo un til recently. t George Carter was a business visitor In Medford Tuesday. Warren Herring arrived Tues day evening from' northern Cali fornia nnd is visiting at the homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'John Herring; Mr. Herring has been working in tho mines on the Klam ath river. ' Mrs. Asel' Beckwlth of Ashland spent Thursday In Talent visiting friends ,nnd relatives. ; ' t C. E. TSorge. E. C. Gardner and the Olseh brolhers returned Tues- dny from n hunting trip in the Dead Indian country. , They brought back a fine three-point buck. R.. R. Foster, -Frank Stratton and .William Glenn returned Mon day;from a threc-tday hunting trip. They secured two-bucks., ,. L, O. Penland. who has a large crop . of tomatriesr is . having them taken to the Ashland cannery, nt which place ho sold them. 1 , Mrs. -Chnrles Wilklson of Dead Indian soda springs spent Sunday nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Clnude .Jones., Mrs; Jones Is a daughter of Mrs. Wilkison. Lester Newltry, Miss Edna Now- bry and Miss Esther lloldridge atr tended the Epworth leogue chapter and' chur.fily soj-vjeos at thttyMutb:-: odlst 'church In Ashland 'Sunday evening. , : Mrs. Glen Saltmnrsh of Little Applegate, returned to her; home Monday after spending several days, nt the Lloyd Hamilton home. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Tryer were business visitors in Ashland Wed nesday morning. Donald Long is employed at the Clancy orchards, south of Medford. ' The Ladles' Aid met at tho homo of Mrs. E. T. Newbry Thursday afternoon, September 20. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long nnd fris attended the vaudeville show In Medford-Wednesday. Big dance. Riverside Community Club, Sat. night. Broadway Orches tra. 183 EAGLE POINT ITEMS II , CLIMAX CLATTER ! li Scafcjed but it left no scar "HE prepared to treat burns or ffj scaldt immediately and avoid deadly infection which is always athan4 Anti-Prexot relieves the pain almost iruwnxiy, stimulates . cell growth, is a soothing, heal ing application used by physi . cians and hospitals. . Oct a tar from tout dmuiu today. You u-dl , find M an mdiiptnubit aovmAcU remedy. .. AtAII Drutftfists , ATheNew 711 Nameis! LLI in tube Mr. and Mis. Perry are attend ing the round-up at Pendleton this week. i Mr. and Mrs. Garrett of Med ford spent tho day with Mr. and Mrs. John Under last Sunday. Mrs. Gnmmtll and Mrs. Webster of Phoenix nnd Mrs. Lathrop of Central Point called on Mrs. O. T. Morgan one afternoon this- week. The brother of George Phillips, who with his wife has been visit ing here, has returned to his home In Idaho. ( Dr. and Mrs. O. T. Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Coster and Sybil attended the Denzer-Dletrlclv wed ding in Phoenix Friday evening. The social meeting of the Grange on Tuesday night was given' over to a reception for the teachers of our school nnd the outlying com munities. A very pleasant literary program was followed by refresh ments nnd the evening was pro nounced by nil a very happy and successful one. M r. a nd M rs. Da I Pozzo, who have been visiting with Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Stoner, havo reutrned to their home in Santa Darbara, Cal. They visited Crater Lake and tho Oregon Caves while here and are agreed that our slognn Is a irue one and this Is "a great ennn-' try." 4 fa- J Many hunters huvo ben rimm ing the hills here but so far no Btime has been brouglu liw The following attended the fair j lust Friday: W. K. Charley and I family, A. J. Gressom and family, i Miss Gloria Blair, and Mrs,. UVrw I nnd daughters. . - j j Durwood Llvesay, state engineer ! of Washington, Is visiting his sister Mrs. II. K. Compion. Oscar. Hanson of Butto Falls, Carl Hanson of Azalta. and Ben IWortz of Hilt' were Wwek-end visi tors at the Wertz ranch. A large rattlesnake caused quite lot of excitement nt Climax school recently when if cntttti'tl out from under the school house at recess time. The entire school joined in the killing. Floyd nnd Claus Charley of Bownsboro are looking after their cattle on Grizzly, L H. Wmtz delivered a truck ; load of fat hogs to the Star market this week. Mrs. Louise Blair departed for her home in Portland after nearly ' a month's visit hero with her daughter. Two additional vats are being ' constructed at the mmc and work )ls progressing rapidly. C. iD.' Croaueh wns a business ivlsitOL' here recently. ! Everett Grlssoni is' attending ' high school at Central Point. INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager ' Phono 105 30 N. Central Medford Oregon 1 Classified advertising gets results. 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