t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, . OREGON, WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 23, 1929.
-IW-U -J- , 11 i.j
to tier homo at. kugeno and aha
and children are Waiting at th,o
home of her mother, Mra. Qwln,
Sam Sandry and Mr. Spencer,
superintendent of 'the Golden
Standard Mining company, were
htislnemf visitors In our city Tues
day. , . - -.
Q-nnrtmn Cwmll cole'Tatrrl her
83rd birthday Sunday at her home,
not being able to leave home. A !
chicken dinner was brought to her
uy iiti- uu(;iiir miiy una mini it;
the day many relatives ana fiienud
called to visit, and she received a ;
number of gifts. '. . i :
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson
and children have moved to Ash-
I land. -.- - . - . ;
The Past Noble Grand club -of
the Rebekah lodge met at the
home of Mrs. P. J. Flck Tuesday
afternoon, January 22. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Altec Ulrich, Mrs.
Klota Chapman of Gold Hill. Mrs.
John Is' or r 1m, Mrs. Alfred Morris,
Mrs. J. Shafer, Mrs. Lee Smith,
Mrs. Georgia Cody, Mrs. Margaret
Lewi a, Mrs. B. S. Severance and
Mrs. Katherlne Wendt. A nice
luncheon was served by Mrs. Flck.
Mrs.,)L: T. WllHim has a bunch
of baby chicks, hatched Mondtiy of
this ' wewk, : and expects to have
iiomo early fryers.
: R; '.' A. Deneflt dance t Jack
sonville Saturday night, January
26. Fine music and goud eats., n
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SOLON DELEGATION
NORMAL VISITORS
F; ASHLAND FR DAY
lints tu hor Ashland friends tram
Miss Kjla Gurnon,, formerly! xf
Ashland, n.Wvn,-' resident 06 NocjH
j Louis A. rtohi-rls. Jack Tliomp-cht,tc'iill(, Ai 'r' Stra'nso." iiea'd -of,
!son; nc-M! n prmldrnt of tho Med- theiraternliy ami vf theidepart-Iffif-a
pinh: KflK nmuni nmi ttftYft mailt -of education and . V. -A'.
In- short talk on- the Importance -Caldwell, head of tiio department ; Bend, in a letter recently received
luf an aviation field for modern of psychology. Two of tho pehool iby J(ss Benedict; ;.. ,.:'
i towns and tolrt. of the plans toiBonga were unK by tho irroup j . Mr. and - Mrs. -A. Beaver were
I gecuro
ford.
u ..larger field fur Med-
Tho student of Hie- Southern
Oregon ' normal school are :muk
InB good tine of the city library.
Miss Blanche Hicks, city l'brar-
ind Ullcn C. Galey furnished aii,,- Aahliind 'this week for a short.
violin solo, accompanied on the - -lslt with Mr.' and Mis. A. M..
plouo by ' Helen Ostrniuler. Pre-1 Houvsr. parents. . Tho visitors left
codliin lh ueiwuut the initiation j j,',.jay inurnliiK with their car for
of now. members Into both thOjvan Nuy. eullforn'u, on a visit
orders was held in tho hotel.i . it0 jirs. Edward Stannard, dangli-.
Plans arc'undcr way for tho big! tor of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bea-
Ian announces that 223,. normal;, junior prom' to be held at thpiver who. with, two of Mra. stanr
Rchnnl students worn natrons of :' Southern Orecon Normal school nard's children accompanied the
ASHLAND,, Ore., s Jan. . 23. I tho Ubrarv in ID'S to borrow1! on Kc-Viruary'-S. This Is an annual nartv on tho trip south.. '
. (Hpeclal) A: legislative delegation books. : -,. ' affair.'-' .' ' . I Mis. Susie M. Leggett lias be'en
from"' Salem visited" Ashland Frl- The annual nioeUiii? of ' thnj J. (':' Wllllunis of Talent was ; visiting for Bomo days Willi her
day .in' company with President Ashland y. W. C: A. will be ' belill In. Ashland Thursday on business; son. John Leggett and his famllyj
.-Churchill, dt tho. Southern Oi'o- at tho i'resbytorlan liurch on', O.'; K. Camon of the Ca.-son-, and returned to her : home-m
gon normal school, to Inspect ; February 1 at (1:31) o'clock..- Tho Fowler, company. Is in.. McMlim- fMyrtltr Point lost Wednesday. Mr.
the, achnol-and itsupropertlea tor-j arrangements are -in ' charge ' ofc villa again for several Weeks, in-j Leggett returned toi Myrtlo Point
a report to the legislature as lo a committee .composed of Wirt i connection with his lumber yard With his mother..' "-i,! . -.-:.-.''
the needs-nf llio institution.. Tho St. Wright, chairman, ohn. H'KBj there. . . ..., ,li . ' Mrs 'Walter Hci-ndon.' , dnuKhtor
. ucicgaiion was . composeo . Qi, ,rtej-, unci itev. ji. -r, .uiiunninuic. , w. w. '. Jlond, n gill clerk til,-, ino.:oi'. .ur. aim airs. j. in; uv.,v,.
resentatlve '.Jdlinson.'.' clialrniail.'prlnuipal'' speakbr : at tho : .nicct-M Ashli.inl Hotel, recently',, made a who havo Just :gone' on rt trip- vo
nnimui . I .t lunuii.' lilfi -win u . . " SUpri tll'ip , IU iUILiailll, ,UllUb .uiuii inii, r.,,riin . ,
ton and Senator " Lloyd 'T.Vitey; ; New York ' Mr" '.Kqblnmin.' I" well whCh;.' he luid savoral . airplane -parents soon-, and take 'wltli her nouie, v, euster-v aria, gen-
nolds of Salem, ',;. :'.' f . ; well known In this and 'forclcn riaes. ; He is now back-at work, a small niece, whom she has been,""" oi.ionteioBiriit.ior, aau
.tliA ilpimt: hv -iL nilmlier nf . AMU- ni' for tile Y.- Al ' IJ. A. ain"HK. . . uillt,ru .n,,lA' n . l.iiuinoHu. triti stannal'fl. : tile cnnu n llliner. iim..
x-itm bnw'ross men, shown' around employed boys. ' During the; dln-;i to Madford- Thursday. ; . t .- .,. KUiiinard, the mother.' lives at Van
town ' . and then ' taken to the herllour- Fred; :ht.,''Mnwn$-.fPni.l , At thus Thursday evonliiB incet-' Niiys.' Cnlifornla. alid .'Mrs. Hern
Lama Springs hotel whom they clflc . regional' exocutlye . of tjie lug -of Hhe men's discusS'on .group , don will visit there. . ' '
;. .were .guest, of tho K'wanls club-national council,' will deliver 'i a of the Plrnt ConBreeallonal church. : Mr. i. 'C. 'Williams of ' Talent'
for' the regular , noon luncheon. 'short . address. Mr., Hnnsen :coiues ,l(r. piin,jpal .talks were given by! were shopplne in Ashland Frlduy.
Tlie Ashland Hotel Is bolng" rcn-
crf a group of Kli'l fiienila at tho
honjc'iif hor mother,' Mrs. ' Belle
Jfcjvweln n .-jChurch (iret last
Wednesday evening. ' The occasion
was Ip celebration of her -16th
blnhdiiy, A splendid dinner graced
with a 16-caudled cake was served
to the guests'1 who - were Misses
Margaret Perrlne, Ilosalihd Wise,
Alice Bowniun, and to tho young
ho&lrss'and her mother.
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IICAL
VICTIMS WILL SUFFER
As the result of. an ccldeutal
vrloBfon of ehamicats contained
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OF JACKSONVILLE
) tner , Lions., c
lrifl' 'ut the
t Senator Mann Is a Kiwanlan while from San Francisco. ' Chairman four.- boys of the church,' .Jack
one of- tho others Is a , Kotar- Wright announced that Hi s win. liu(-n(; . , -jvuyno Carter, David
. lan and tho other a member of be one of the biggest mid best csnffney .' nml Gordon , Duffield.
club. , Kach: spoke meetings over held by the- i ' t- .Kach of the.-boys. tnok. ns his; sub-
he. luncheon express-. C A. in Ashland.' l-pe?iiil niusic :i,,et soino' .iihase ; of , tho present
Ing pleasure at being, present, and group singing will Help to ; problems', looking toward world
.The inspection. o of ' the' . nornial inake up the progrum. ; .. peace. The supper . was a 'splendid
school . was mado ...In i tlie after-1 .The girls' ho;ior sorority, of thejone of Coney Island clam chow
noon. - j '-Ay, V, ": ,; Isouthern Oregon Normal ' school der anil cream waffles. '- ' 1
Mayor -j. Edw, Thornton wait and rihe' boys' frnternlly of th.e liobtrt Piiryes, who .lives In the
also a specially .Invited guest of school held u , joint' banquet ' at Wagner creek . district above Tal
the .Klwanls club and was asked the LiUi'a Spririgs hotel at seven 0nt, was In Ashlaiul. for one day
to extend tho welcome to the o'clock Friday cvenlnir. , A liuhi- this week, Jooking" utter business
distinguished visitors. .Oilier Items bor of Uhe ' faculty; members and affairs. .- , . . .. '.. .'.' , , -
of the Kiwanls program , were President Churchill', were also ' In I A. Busljonp of Portland was In
four ', three minute speeches - on attendance. Mrs. ' Heed, " president Ashland for a jihort time Thurs
current. events by Klwanlans of tho local sorority, presided at day -evening visiting -w th : friends
.'George ' A. Br'scoe. ' Perry 1 II. the meet Ins. The. speakers for while on his way to. California.
Ilnrdy. Verner (). N. . Smith, and tho evening were President J. - A. I Miss May Henbdlct . reports irect-
ovated for the spring travel. Tho
hardwood . floors arc being ro
sanded, new carpets will bo laid
111 the hulls and, siicll rooms as
may need them, and later In tho
season other changes will bo niado
In remodeling and refurnishing'
parts of the building.. - '' ' --V
WcL-l olntlnn in-avpr VneetiniTH
are helnir held by members and
friends - of the Chrlstinli 'church.'
Both' tho Interest and the attend-;
ance are gaining. ' On last Wed
nesday evening tho meeting wns
at thobbme of ' Mr., and Mrs.'-A.
H. Peachy on Lincoln street- and
Cleorgo 'Andrews , was in charge ':
Miss Wanda Schwe'ln entertniri-
thl
sustainod burns yeater
day during class period at the Cen-'
tral Point high school; Wertx was
removed to his home this forenoon
from the Community .hospital and
will suffer no permanent 111 affects
from the explosion.
.The students, :ofl8B Ruth Collins,
Artls Casad and Elizabeth 1 South
.well, will probably be confined to
their homes for a short time re
covering from burns about the lace
'caused by the chemical solution.
Fears were held . yesterday that
Wertss would lose an eye, but re
'ports today were to the contrary.
Tho mishap occurred . aa he ,was
:uncorking the chemical container,
.the pent up gases and .fumos. of
which shot lnio his face directly
above. The girls were nearby but
because ot their dlstaiiee were not
as badly, injured. '.":-.'.
Cold Eeach Construction of $12,-
000 fire resistant business building
Will Btart immediately.
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IT is the most precious charm a
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.- close-up is being taken. Any tiniest
defeat will be registered on the film. -now
more highly sensitized even .
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- ''wood, Including all stars, 442 guard ;
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JACKSONVILLE, pre., Jan. 2S.
(Special.) The ladles of the Royal
NelKhbor lodge of Jacksonville met
at .the. home of Luclla Dunnlngton
where a shower was given for Mar-1
caret Johnson.- Those present were
Mesdames Violet Wilson, Sadie Ad
ams, Hazel White,, Lola Mclntyre,
Thelma Mclntyre, Dena Stevenson,
Anna Coleman,,. Netle I'fnney, Mar
garet -Johnson, -Leila ; McKee," Lu
ella . Dunnlngton, Bessio Butcher,
Katherlne Wendt, MyrMe Merrl-
fleld, Margaret Lewis and 'Imogene
Schmidt. --A ' lovelv lunchoon was
served by the hostess. - . '
A large number of Jacksonville
people ' attended;, the dance at Ap
p legate Saturday evening. A very
good time -.was reported, :-' . -l .
Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Cadwallauer
and children "were Jacksonville vis-
itoi-s Monday..
0. XV. Kitchen from Fort Klam
ath, who is staying at the Kogue
Hlver sanitarium, taking treat
ments, Is improving.
The Missionary society of ' tho
Presbyterian church will meet at
the G.. O; Snnden hm Thurrt-,v
afternoon, January 4. Anyone in
terested is Invited to attend. 1
: Mrs. l,e Port of Applegnto was
In our city Tuesday." - '" '
On January 16tli, W. H. Hunch
of Jacksonville, was given a'blrth
day dinner by his brother, K. S.
Buqch, at his home near the ltogue
Klvor Valley academy. W. H.
Bunch celebrated hlif'T3rd birth
day. He received ' many gifts In
honor of the day.' After a delicious
dinneiv'was' .served by Mrs.. P. 8
Punch a very . enjoyable evening
was spent. ' " " -'
. Harold Criimri of A'pplegate spent
the week' end 'here h " ''
Mr. and-Mrs. John 8heley:''of
O-MUrnl 'Point , were 'calling - on
friends hero Sunday evenlayrrffK'jl
; Howard . Lewis returned i from':
Walla W'alin,. Wash., Thursday.)
evening. - ,
; Mrs. George Maxwoll entertained
the1: following guests' at a' 'waffle
supper at her home Monday even
ing: Mr, and Mrs. Ivarson and
daughter, Miss Mirle, and'Maynar.d
Piutney, all of : Medford. . 1 i : v; '
The-teaohRri. of he Jacksonville
school' attended the teachcrsV'ln
stltute held dt Phoenix last Saturr
day. ' ';- .'. j '
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Keegan and
Mrl and Mrs. A.G. Lewis mid son
Carrol Norman motored to 'ARh-
and 'Sunrlay. afternoon. . '
Herman and .Leon Offenbackcr.
of '.the Anulegate wr rcent, busi
ness visitors In our city. ,.',',-
Mrs. Frank Sauleaberry, Mrs. G
O. Satiden, . Mrs. E. S. Severance,
and Mrs.- Fred Flck motored .tn
Centrnl Point Siturdav. where thp
attended-n mePtlng of the Jackson
county .council .of :..tia .Pnrr
Teachers association. Tho meeting
waq in the nature of a reception 1
Mrs. W. W.' Gabriel,' "state presi
dent of the Parent-Teachers' work.
and was a vory'enlovablo ocoisjnn
Lunch was served at noon by the
Central Point circle. ,
r "..-,- wns tt sMedford !
visitor on. Sunday. !
I tolls Parks of Little Applegato
was a li'uslncss visitor In out" city
Saturday. ' -'
Mrs. Al Plche, Mrs. Charles Ham
ilton and daughter Margaret, How-
nrd Lewis and Blllle Picho drove
to Murphy Sunday and wore guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Copple. ;'
MlHsee Ruth ' and Florenco May
Btrvoranco and John Neldormeyer
attotided a skiing party on tho 61s-
klyous Sunday.
Mr.; and Mrs. B. F. Pankoy of
Central Point wore visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butcher
Sunday. ' ' -
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chllders and
daughter Maxlne were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and .Mrs.
Ohestcr-Jones at Medford. :
Mrs. A: G. Lewis of Jacksonville
and Mrs. Charles ' Hamilton of
Kuch spent Thursday with Will
Ma'.ney of Ruch.',: ;,'
- Melvln Fields returned ta San
Francisco Friday, where he is em
ployed- Mrs. Fields was unable
to accompany htm homo on.- ac
count of Illness, and is staying at
tho '.homo of her mother, Mrs.
Sparks, until able to return homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thrasher
have returned from a visit to Port
land, whero they woro called by
'ho Ul.noss of; Mr. Thrasher's
brother. , ' .
' Mr. and Mrs. W. H, TJoly of Kcl
log, 'Ida.', .npent Monday evening at
the U T. Wilson horn. .
Mrs. Anna Board Is In C'oqulllc.
Ore., for 'un extended visit with
.-datives. ' - , ,
A message, has 'been .received
from Judgo and .Mrs, Frank Ton-i
Velle aniiouncing that theyaro en
joying thp southern California1 ci
mnto, at' present belny In, Lob' ''An
geles.' ''-. '.' v.'-....
.-!- Royal' Neighbors lodge of
JackJaonvlllo will hold opun Instal
lation Tuesday evonlng, January 29,
at the Odd Fellows hall. Kveryone
Is welcome, ' '' , ' .. ; .. s
Mr. and Mrs. Kurmlt Combs, who
have boen living In Jacksonville,
-"d to Medford the first of tills
week. ..'-', !
1 Mrs. Frank Saiilsberry and Mill
Ruth Severance -wero in Medford
Sunday evening, where they'tool:
part in the progrnm of llin Valley
n Vi-'nrch of that, city.'.
Mr. and Mrs, Wlllliim (Vhti'll of
Yuba City, Cul., were RliesfH, Min
day evening of Mrs. O'Nell'H aunt,
Mrs. XV. V. Uell and family. Mr.
O'Noll Ik an electrician and they
are en route to Kllensburg, Wash.,
wliero he ha been transferred.
Mrs, Clara Burgess of Medford
was a Sunday guest of Miss Lena
Johnson
Mrs. Clinton Kendall, nee Florin
Hnub, formerly of Jacksonville and
now living nenr Jluncom, returned
homo Tuesday nftor spending a few
days visiting her father, Jim Uablv
north of town. ' ' '-,
Mrs, Chase Oftedal returned the
Clrst part ot this wocu from a trip
Shirleys to Visit V
; Missouri Relatives
The mother of J. W. Shirley Is
quite ill at her homo In Queen
City, Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. Shir
'ley leave Saturday to attend hor
lilrtn mid to visit .relatives of
Mrs. Shirley In tho snino city.
. . They will bo gone several woks
and when they return Mr. Shirley
will enter business for himself. He
has been ono -of the popular ami
accommodatmg tellers In tho Jack
son County bonk for three years
and Is rcslfc-nlng that position.-'
,' Dayton Electricity turned Into
PlRsFnnulale and Grand Island
transmission lines. '
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