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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREflON. FRIDAY. - DECEMBER 7. 1928.
SURPRISE PARTY
EDEN PRECINCT
(Hy Mnry Ck. Curry.)
KDKX I'RECIXCT, Ore.. Dec.
(l-'lti'clal.) Li!t Tuesday cvt-niiiK u
Uer Hetty. Mrs. Dalt hrmmht the
little mlhM to their home went of
1 1'hoenlx. j
; Thone who wera in titti-mlance
at tho rtehelinh conveutlon In Med
ford from north TaleM were Mm.
llnzul Form and her mother, Mrn.
Kiln I'iUterHoii, and Mth. Noah
rhitndlcr, ulxo .Mr. John flobei tH, '
; Lula llohvu, AlU ItewMlu HlaVr
' lira ii U from I'lioi-nix, AU llci-lhn
irnnian and lir mot tier, Aim.
ilaymond, from Tnlfni.
Jam h Allt-n of north Talent,
who Buffered a Mtroko about two
weekA uko at his home uotith of
rhoenlv. In Mill no hetter.
CITY COUNCIL OF
at their home. Tilt .nest were
Mr. und Mrs. Oscar Shepherd, .Mr.
and .Mrs. Ym'. Kads and sun, Illllv,
Mr. aud Sirs. T. S- Wiley and
three daughters of Ashland npent
Thanksgiving wllh the Wiley-Carter
families.
.Mr. unl Urn. Gregory of Califor
nia are spending a tew weeks visit
ing their old time friends, Mr. and
Mm. Win. llaruuau.
Air. and Mr. Karl Ktrahan had
Thanksgiving dinner at their homo
with all their children present.
Thoso present were .Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Mnthls and children of Tal
ent, Mr. and -Mrs. I'hil Strahan of
Hock Point, Sir. and Mm. Frank
Htrahan of Eagle I'olnt, and Paul
FOR THANKSGIVING
Itoguc Klver.
Mr. and .Mrn. Forrest Burnett at
tended tho unveiling of tho Christ
man windows at tlrantH Pass TueU'
day evonin-
(By Mrs. Myrtle Whipple)
HO'llh' IllVjat, Ore.. Dec. .
Mis ilernudlne mid Irsel Vouiw i (Hpechill At Hit! annual city eleo-
fcw of ihu intimate friends of Miss and Miss itessle ideetoand were .Hun held .Monday, December J, Ja.
lieriinrdino Young came In on her : guests nt the homo of Miss Irene Whipple was elected mayor; Clar
fur a surprise. Tho tlmo was spent Ktandloy last Monday afternoon. fnco Stielil, li. W. Hparks and Al
io names and music. Light re- -Mrs. K..K. l.lti lefieid of west , "ert .Milton were elected as council
frcehuii nts wore served during the 'Phoenix was In- phoenix Tuesday i '''" to nerve 0110 year. . .1.
evening, doing trading, .lonea, Kd Woodcock and A. T. Mc-
.Mr. and .Mi's, will ltiuln of north 1 -Mis. Edmohla Anderson of east 1 ''" wp elected to Serve as conn-
... . v . ...... . . a-'Mimin fin lu n vim
J:iient spent a few days in I'ort- i-.uen was nosiess to ine roiiowmg - i ....... met Thursday night with the eemo.
land recently. They w In at- named Kuests i.t her pleasant home . i . " ... teiy hoard and arranged for work
Will Chandler, uncle of .Noah , H. 1'. . llnrncburg. Fred llnriiclnirg, J?1''
;Z tr. nd Mrs! in.-'A-,
for tho Thanksgiving holidays. Donna, t.raye- Car. Anderson ami''' Mtittl
and family of Medford. also at the keys graced the hoard, besides nil i u.,.' , l,"' a,.har,K,i'
.Voah Chandler home. , the other excellent dishes of which ; !d wl,h. slower
itev. jonnson. tno new minister -ura. iinucrson .s masu r , me, of ,,lfa ,rom tler ,,.,,, rcsen.
WACXER CnEKK. Ore.. Dec. 7'.
(Special.) Mr. anil Mrs. M. A. Do-
ran and son Robert of Oakland.
Sidney, William and Ernest, all of Cal- tllB 'rhaiiksi:ivlnB vaca
tion at the home of Mrs. Doran's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. s, Lynch1
of this creek. Mrs. Eleanor Per
kins and daughter dean KHen ac- '
conipanled them home and will '
i'he cemetery working committee 8t"' unt" 1,10 frsl of the year.
.Miss Coldiu Abbott and Miss
Cleona Fowler visited ihe Wnener
tendance at the bh; football Knme. , ThanksKivlni; day:. .Mr. and Mrs. : ' ;" """"" ,i " , : to commence at once cleanlnE un "Creek school, last Wednesday and '
of the Presbyterian church at I preparation of.
. Phoenlv. wns making severnl calls j
and beautifying the cemetery. report very fine work beinc dune, i
Mrs. Percy Thomas returned last Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Orcen are
Tuesday niiiht from a three weeks' moving to the creek for this win
visit in Orovllle. Cal. ; ter from Dorris, Cal. ,'
Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Nichols of F. W. Combs and son Howard
Fort Klumnth visited at tho Wiley- were In Ashland last Wednesday !
Carter home Friday niaht. attending tho dedication of the i
Hill While in doing some Improve- Reader Clulch dam.
Tin nnilui.B. ivoro ,,nn,i ,,nfl n,' mcM work on.lils house. A new i Paul Decker of Mcf-nv rw :
nun, ,.,,.rui.K .u K fta. wh eh were henulifol nnil use. 1 l"cn aas oeen uuueu anu now rus-. and formerly of this creek, wns
nloni; the hlKhway south of Phoe-! the pleasure of being at tho boun. fui wcr8 8lown , ttn Ar.r v) ... ; tice on the front of the bouse. in this locnlity for the nnst few !
nlv last Sundny afternoon. ; teous dinner at -Mrs. Anderson s, jK tt ,y,n0 t10 nvnnnl. closed and ' Marlln lltirkhnrt and Jim and i (l.ivs visiting friends. '
,; .Mrs. Donna Oraffis loft the Inst j Bl'en on Thanksgiving, on account uufo,.0 departing for their Jionies all j Mutk Whipple wore (ioltl Hill visit- j Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Mathason '
of this week for Sacramento and! of being In tho Elks' bond which wuhod these three young cotiplea a : orH '''"'-"''"y- 'and family wero business shoppers :
Stockton, Cal. Hho will go first to ' went to play for the Medford team I on(r am happily wedded life. i M,!l" CiLJ'.v Sarnlry waa a Wed- Medford last Wednesday
Sacramento, where she will visit In the state championship gnnje. I A crew of 21 men has been work- nesdyd avoning vlsitora at Grants j Mr. and Mrs. p. V Anderson1
witn Mrs. Raciiei look, men go to ; . Jeir lien was o n last r.unuay mg for three weeks out of Rogue ' ,, land family of Jacksonville Ore
Stockton, where she will atny for (from Talent to have your corro-, Hirer putting in block signals on1 rvllle Dingier returned last ,ok Thanksgiving dinner at the
a while with Mr. and Mrs. John ! spondent type a number of tanning : the railroad between Grants aHS . week from Piuehurst. where he has homo oC Mn Anderson's mother
Hildorbrnnd. I recipes. Mr. Hell has one of tho and Cold Hill. The men.are board-1 ,lj'"1 '""I'loyed, and will remain ; Mrll . Klu Ai,bott.
Miss Irene Btandlcy has lately; best and easiest of tanning roclpca : n.r at the Waldorf hotel while here. lK're tM" w'"ter. Mr. and .Mrs (ieorge Kerbv and
tnken up lessons on tho ukulele. put out in recent years. Mr. Hell, The ladles' Aid will hold a son Donald. .Miss Rachel Williams
She bought a very fine instrument j Is 86 years old and walked from 1 cooked food salo am! bazaar Satur-.' mnift I Tlflif PrtHrtP "nd Jesse Wllllnms called on Mf
recently. Hevernl of the north Tal- Talent to Phoenix recontly. day at the Community hall. UU Al I M i-IIUli- and Mrs. H. L. Sommers and fari-
ent young people nro forming n I- f. Hchemrmerhorn of Med-j Mrs. OKelly entertained the La-. Pjl f I KU I II M 1 1 1 I I ilv last Monday evening
FIRST SNOW FOR
SEASON FALLS IN ;
DERBY ON FRIDAY
DEHnr. Ore.. Dec. '7. (.Spec
ial. The seatM in the school gym
nasium have been made very at
tractive with a new eoiit of paint.
The first unuw flurry of the eu
non arrived KrMiiy moinlnj;, hut
was all melted hy evening.
The ThanksKlvinsr holidayn were
fittingly- telfln-atia in tills com
munity. The Pat Hmith family
were dinner Kuests a tthe homu
of their daughter. Mrs. Chaster
Iarsons of J'lioenix. The i'red
Dunlap family., arcom panted by
-Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wurtz of Hilt,
Cal., wero ue(a of Mr. and .Mrs.
Tom Cook of Uutte I-'alls.
Mr. and Mrs. iiirum Webb and
daughter Frances and Grandma
Chambers enjoyed a family re
union at the K. iJ. Chambers
home."
Mr. and Mrn. m. Dunlap of
Uutto Kalis spent the ThanksKivins
holiduys with Mr. Dunlap's par
ents, Mr. and Mn. Chamberf.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Hay
Parasoto was tho fccene. of a Jolly
reunion of friends uml relatives on
Thanksgiving day. About :M
quests enjoyed a bountiful dinner
and visit. .Among those entertain
ed wero tne ee ii:!l and iluker
families.
The Christmas program is bein
put into shape and promises to bo
VfM-y f;ood.
Mrs. Carlesa spent TliauksKivinc
wllh her family in Phoenix.
Shtrley'Smlth and Wesley Ma
rion were on the si-k roll and w'it
altsent froniM iiool ihe first of tl
week. ' Q 'F
Kverythliitf im "if l!"t asunifS
a role ut miuur impoi'iaiire liiis
week sinee ail effort i:nes toward
'making the P.-T. A. bazaar and
dunoe on .Saturday niht a real
suc-eess. Thf maids are lying nwuke
ntKhts thinking of delirious sur
prises to put into their boxes f'i
the box toeinl:- the matrons arc
burning midifght oil. finishing ar
tit-leu for the Various booths, ana
every youngster (and all the Dads)
are saving up to fish in the fish
pond.
firing band.
hud In about thrco and u quarter
acres of field corn on tho west
end of the Ilargravo tract, and
ho ays he raised over cJght tons
of corn thin season. This shows
there Is no bettor corn land In tho
valley than this section.
Phoenix U still improving In the
way of business houses. They have
a new butrher shop, new shoe re
pair vhop and tho Phoenix Mer
cantile company has tho addition
to Its warehouse finished, and well
filled with feeds and other ware
houfe goods.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Bohnnek, who
live In norih Phoenix recently ship
ped half a ton of dressed; turkeys
let Han Francisco murkiHs. Tlu'y
have also sold a good many of tho
birds to home markets.
Mrs. Carey's nong. "The Way oft
Faith." was recently sung In the Uaymnnd 1,. CurnweU Win glv
t hrlctlan church at Ban Frnnnlu'oja lecture at ltogue Klver Academy
. by MIhs Orpha Hawk and unotliev! Hnturdny evening, Deo. 8 at 745
young sinner. : p. m on his personal experiences
Mrs. I'M Martin was trading In ! among the Indians of AriKonn. He
Aniaud 1 uesdny of this week
! ford was over to his ranch In east . dies' Civic Improvement club at her '
homo Friday afternoon. Alter the
regular business hohhIoii the ladles
planted Hcveral treoH around the j
city hull und then relumed to Mr.
O'itoUy'H home, whoro Him Herved a
delicious lunch., ' . .
.Mr. und Mra. T. T. (Jail gar; Oscar I
Hliephord and' Jlecd Curler woro
Medford visitors Monday nveniug.
We are glad to see MIhs Tillle
Andersoit ahlo to be out again after
a long Hick spell.
Frank Kvnns of north Talent ! Kden the first tJ this week, look-
i"K ti n 'i ii in ikiiiiiiik iiiuji fmn.
Mr. and Afrs. Klmer Andvrwin
have traded their acreage In eiist
Kden tq Mr. Khureman for town
property.
Kenneth Harnehurg spent
Thanksgiving with his aunt, Mrs.
Weldon Hartley, near .lac.ksomi)o.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted Furry had as
their guests for Thanksgiving Mr.
and Mrs. Nlel Franklin and daugh
ter liarbnra, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin, Hr.
CfllitTtfllLn AT
ROGUE RIVER ACADEMY
; Among the callers at the homo1
lot Mr. and Mrs. CI. A. Ilrlner last
Monday evening were C. A. Mc
I flrew and son Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. !
i C. 10. McCllew and M. K. ilradiey.
Mrs. Klla Ahhott and son (ilenn
iiri n nrror nnrrii"1"' uu,iui,r ohuu and xnss ao-i
NlAK Kttoh LKtLfx !"- in Mpd -
Crao
for Cut
f3
The Height of Good Taste
Gift Boxes, $L00, $1.50 to $7.50
' i .
Al Your 'Druggist's or Confectioner's
Mrs. Hadle Dale, sister of Mrs.
Jack Allen, was called to the home
of her mother. Mrs. John Illcp of
Ituch, last Friday hecauso of the
sudden Illness of her little datich-
Albert Chamherlnln spent n four
REESE CHKEK. Ore., Dec. 7.-i;lay TunnklvinK. vacation at the
(S.ecial-A good manv have heen ho1!'? "f Mr- 'ra-
Mark Whipple la Installing elor-. on the sick list the past week with ' """
trie llghta in his dairy born. severo colda. t M,IM' '''eanor Powers was a busl-
Ham Handry Ih atiil nursing Ilia! Mlsa Dorothy Chrlsllnl apenl Ihe ",HK vls1""' Ashland last Jinn,
sore hand hut we are glad lo report ;Thunksglving holidays with her par-! ' r- ,
It Ih ImprovinK rapidly. . enta at (Iranta 1'ass. I '
Mrs. lhll Htruhan was callln The Eagle Point Irrigation dls-l
.tiiMiuu.v in ivokoo niver. irici uas nau a small crew or men
BAKING
POWDER
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
Mr. York, the Whtkins man of I engaged hi this snetlon clenninir ; -
Metlford, wits calling on hla custom-! ditch and screening sand for 801110'
era In this district last week. j concrete work to ho done on tho'
.Miss Uiru IDildnman of Cottage ' imiln canal In the spring. :
Orovo, Miss Uiroltn Mason of Kit-1 Edson and Edwin Crandall snem
gen und Professor Wlllert of Kit-j the week end with their grandma
gone, an . rencners in the senool, ' 111 tiranta Husk. . 3 Vnr, m vr
apent tho week end with homo! The I'.-T. A. will hold a special 1 S ' l 0r "omen JpA.lltJ
folks. , . imetlni( on Krlday. Iteeemher 7.
' Dwight Horton. who haa heen nt ' The turn nut in iiw. f.iiwii.v ..,n,.t. i
will tell of a visit to tho historic t Portland attending harher " school. , Ing last Suiulav wiik SO Hilt (Mfiirlni-e
Cliff Dwellers and other very in-1 haa relumed lo llogiie lllvnr and Ih It was dccldcil 'to have another next
tereating Incldonta. lln will also Inssiatlng his brother In the burner Sunday, tho llth. Ilev. JameH John-
" " """ii.- i'-in i inenv ; nnop, atou win prearii both In the morn-i
P''on'0- I Mr. anil Mih. lorn Tioller enter- lug and afternoon. A hnsket lunch 1 T1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 rl
i iiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiir
for over
ZBJears
25 0uncesjvrl5 tenia
Guaranteed Pure
and Healthful
Millions of pounds used
by the Government ;
All nro eot-dinlly Invited.
Inlned with 11 Thanksgiving dinner; will he served at o'clock
Pif ssed Turkeys Want
v '
rhent for th'e Christmas Market
,
We Will Advance 30c Per Pound for Number One Birds, Balance to Be Paid
After Returns Are Received
RETURNS ON OUR THANKSGIVING SHIPMENT
NETTED THE GROWERS 37 CENTS Per POUND
CKWJS For WonderSul
' wfi!MMW' "-cooks in 2V2 '
'' I to 5 minutes
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Q) 0
NOW
Phone
932
AND WILL RECEIVE UNTIL DECEMBER 12
Ship Early for the Best Market
We Have a Market to Place 10 Cars, and $40,000 in the Bank to Pay for Them F. O. B. Car.
Phone
932
Poeltry Producers
ssociation
At the Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange
CLAY D. PARKER, Manager