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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1928)
rT!TF.OTTO MATT; TTtTTHTyr?, rRDFOTCT). OTTCflON' WFDXTWDAY. OCTOBER n." 1023. 'III Jl. , JACKSONVILLE. Oft. 3. (spno laU Tliero will bean old fnhhlniud 'apcll down" urn) n liox Hnclnl at th school Friday cvninff, :t. fi at 8 o'clock, hionhoi(d Uy Ihe ). 'f. A. Thf Jai'kKonvill' orehentra will furnish wvtM'ul niUflcal Hum hers. Everyone cimr nd hrhiff ;t baftket. Air. and Mir. Fnrrot of Klanmth Ffillrt wpro ,vlHitoiH hi'in Hunduy. The house formerly (ou wmI by Mark Forent, wodt of the city bull, was recently pinehfiHOft by Wniiil I'hilUpH of iieml, Ore. W. A. Chil dprs, local real ewtatu iiKcnt, in:uht ihe dU. Mr. Phillip and fnmily Have moved Into their new home. )l(v. and Mrs. Kltner McVieker lVfl Monday for North .Itend :n nt tpntf I'resbyteiiu, They expert to rtqrn home Friday. 1 Mm. J. W. Merrell and daiiKhter Mm. Kanderon, wore visitors nt ihe home of Mlnfl JkhIo .Mt'iilly Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John Hhely from fVntrnl ; I'niiit, whs ealllnir in-re l-'i id;ty. 1 1 let1 da UK bier, .MisH Wilmu, ru 'tinned home Willi her to Hpend the ! week-end. ! Mr. ami Mrs. John I'ejiioll nnrl .sun Junior of AppIeuatK and MIkh Kva Couch of 1'onioiiit, Calif., were in town cuIHiik on friendn Sunday. Mis. fieorKe I.!iUi)hiaUKh. Mih. Kobifison and little son Ji lf-i t (Worse of Medford and Airs. How ell Mines of Portland were calling on friends here Satin day Mr. and Mrs. Klmer McVieker were recent dinner Kuesis of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Kleinhaniiner on I he A ppleKate. Marvin Albeit, Msiynard 1'ulney, '.Marie Iverxon, Klizaheth Watson land J : u M i MeCalluin, all of Med ford were callerH at tho home of Mrs. Centre .Maxwell Sunday evening-. Mr. Cora ('rump and little grand-daughter Hwty, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Crump and littlo Het ty Wallace Hp'Mit. Sunday at M rs. Crump's ranch on thi Appleate. I Mi's. Fri'd llutchr-r and children Freda and Freddie and Mrs. Kihi-J Olson made a trip to liable 1'olrit Friday evening. ! Mr. . and Airs. Archie fintchcH and children moved Saturday lo (Jrilfin creek where they will live during the winter mouths. Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Childers anil , children Clifton and Maxine spent Friday niht at the Leonard Mc Kee home on A pplKatc. ' V. c. Fiirkimr and Fred liutch- 1 e;- of (ivi"iH Oreuori T.nnOxT Co., tamp J, tiliove J lu tlit Fulls, spent Sunday at Mr. liu teller's home here. M is. l-M ( iutches of Medford spent Monday with her daughter, Airs. Klinrr Adams. Little Carl Stanwood of Cold Hill, spent the week end with his Ki-undparentH, Air. and Mrs. K. C. ; Stanw ood. .Mm. Halph Jenninfrs and her dauffhter. Airs. Lewis Jennings of Aledford were visitors at the S. 10. DunniiiKton nomu Hunday. U: Oliver, eye Kpeelallst. who ; has liad his office at the Kogue . Hiver sanitarium, moved Tuesday i I to Crescent City. 1 H. S. FRESHMEN AT CENTRAL PL ARE INITIATED i Seek San Alateo .Man i PORTLAND Ore., Oct. 3 1 ! Southern Pacific special agents are eeklmf trace of A. C Palmer, of San Mateo, Cal., railroad employe I who disappeared Sept. 13, and has 'not been heard from.' Palmer was spending his vacation at Gardiner, Ore., when ho vanished. The ' woodH near (lai'diucr were scoured ; without trace being found of him. iJfo Savings Iost KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3. fP) The saviiiKs of m. lifetime, more than $L'.ooo, which she carried with her because she was afraid of hanks, wan taken from Mrs. John Gibson, ti6, by a negro purse matcher a she wan on her way to work yesterday. CRNTRAL- POINT, Oct. 3. ; (Special) V'teHhrnan initiation lk : place Friday evening of last week . at the high. Hchoo! and v.sfU welP attended.- A program, was opened j by the vocal selection-i "Chloe" and ' "Dream House," by Fern Hatha ; way and was followed by a speech ; from the Htudent body president, : Georgn Johnson, which was an-1 ; nounced by the Freshman preui- j dent, Donald Patterson. The Fresh-i 'man roll was called by the sm-1 1 rotary Helen Lees- and was re-' Hponded to by maily all rnem- , J hers of the class. Alvan Maple , rendered a harmonica soio, after' i which Wyvette Jloswell s a n n t I "Itumialow' of Dreams," and "Mary I Ann." The initiation then took ! place and eit"d of several and ; j various Htutits which ' were ; per-! I formed by the freshmen under tho i directions of the upper classmen t t and was closed by stni;inp the Hffrh I sihoid hhi', AM (hen went ! tlni in nasi uui whei bountirul re frehfiinentH of two kinds Of sand wichea, olives, itickles, cake QiS punch were seized. The balance of the evening was spent In play ing games. .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. lleniallialch and family and their guest Phil bp Oo-is. left for their new home near Santa Kosa, Cal.. last Tues day. Mi'. Hezrnalhalch gave the evening address at the Union church the Sunday evening before and the Christian Kndeavor pre sented the family with a beauti ful 'picture of Crater lake (l a farewell token of their apprecia tion of their help in the Christ ian work of the I'nion church services and the friendship that was felt toward them. The well wishes of the community go with them to their new home. Kvejett Scott ha 3 Ui misfor tune to cut his foot badly while working with- the ('open surveying crew near Diamond Lake and was brought home one day last week for the doctor's attention. The wound Is getting along nicely. Airs. Asp anil son ' Henry Asp., of Seattle, Wash., have been mak ing the J. L. P.urger family a visit of about ten days, returning home .Monday of this week. Mrs. liurger. Miss Mildred Itur ger. Airs. Paul Martin and her daughter Miss Dorothy Martin, Mr. Ap and Mr. Henry Asp drove iver to the Oregon Caves one day last week and the Durgers and theiP firsts also took a trip to Ci-ati- Lake, returning by! the lamfll alls w;- This being the fhy trip to southern Oregon they frlfghtcd with our beautiful si iry and especially Crater lft". -'- J. K. liosweli made a ou -pi of V visit with her husband at Yrt lst week, returning, on Friday. .r. antf rs. 'Will Musty were ir our city Saturday evening trad- , in with our merchants. They brought A couple of sacks of beans grown on their . new ranch at . Grants Pass. Mr. Theodore Glass and family of Santa llosa, hut former Sams Valley people, and at one time res idents of this place, arrived from ; Santa Rosa last week to take pos session of the Chas. Hezmnlhalch place. Mrs. Fox has been on the sick list the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grimes nnd family nnd Air, and Mrs. Hay Wyatt took a drive over to the lApplcfiato country Sunday p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fiord and f a m i ly and M rs. La Fra n ce a n d Mr. Wells, from Venice, Cal., were I visitors at the Paul Martin ranch recently. They were on their way to visit relatives in Montana. Mrs. , Fiord is a niece of Air. Martin s. The Applegate family have moved into the house formerly oe cupied by the .1. W. Casad fam ily on the highway and Mr. Casad and family at occupying- gie old Linn residence. Dr. and Airs. Heckman left on lasr Tuesday for a month's pleas ure trip to Honolulu to visit then daughter Annette, who was mar ried List spring to Air. Gabriel of thut place. They expect to spend a couple of weeks on the island. A'Svttsa End to i r 1 -TT IliitlkiiLs.Aiulcron LOS ANOKI.ES. Oct. 2. (VP) Are Minikins of Xc limska. who uIoiik wlih the lille of "Wililcni" rurrit'N the ajili.-Uatioii of "fiKM inosi fitililcr" of- i-inK'Ifiii. niKht, after a layoff of three months will turn out to utiow skep tics his worth as a mitliUewelfiht title chiillenft-er. The Nobraskun who seeks u rematch with Mickey Walker will meet Joe Anderson, the nh-ely built aiid clever Ken tuckian in a scheduled ten round hout. It will he lliidktns' first fiKhl since his title challenge was thrust aside ! Walker in rhlruKo last June. Iludkins is favored by odils of iu to X. MAKER. Ore., Oct. 3. tiP) I. H. ! Howen Hr., pioneer editor of the Baker Morning Democrat, one of j the oldest daily newspapers in the I Pacific northwest, has sold his half j interest In the newspaper to K L. ! C'rockatt of Baker. Mr. llowen will; retire and continue to live in linker. AHJ or dicmforl following a iwal doesa't uein jou must go on a-"diet." tliDe tines out of ten iidigBiin, acidity. 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EDLOW BALLOON-SPRING THE MATTRESS THAT WILL NEVER GROW OLD 6Af Cantilever Springs Keep the Edlow Permanently soft, resilient, restful SCOTT WOOLP FURNITURE STOE 217-219 W. Main Phone 9 One Edlow BALLOON-SPRING Mattress will last you permanent ly. It will never lose its resiliency nnd will always seem as fresh and new fit the day you , bought it. Make itcv point to see the cut open Edlow today, Scott Woolf will -have an display during this Sale an Edlow BALLOON-SPRING Mat,tress, cut open like the above illustration, for your inspection, see it. Be sure to Under each of the forty biscuits of this mattress, between layers of felted cotton linters. is an Ed low Balloon-Spring Unit each unit consisting of 16 cantilever type springs, made of the highest grade piano wire, as strong as it is light. (The springs, in all, weigh less thfh 5 pounds.) y 1
