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'. BEAOLE, Ore., Mur. 52. (Spec
Sal.) Spring has surely arrived an
tho wild flowers aro In full blos
som on the hillsides. Quite a num
ber of our young foIkB wont flower
picking last Sunday afiernoon. '
' Thoso who attended the Bible
conference at Central Point, March
, j-lh, were Mr. and Miss Swanson,
Mrs. Frlnk, Miss Ruth Frlnk, Mr.
. and Mrs. Zuck, Mr. nnd Mrs. San-
. demon, Tbolinn and Milton Sander
son. ';-..'.
, ' ! Lafe Soulhorland was a Sunday
BUest at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
( Eugene dray and family.
Our community has been visited
by more sickness this winter than
for several yearn. It scorns wo
have had something going all tho
time. . .The last report Is a. case
of.chlckcnpox.
The young people's meeting last
Sunday evening was led by Tlulm.t
Samlehsun. The subject was the
Christln Church. A special sung
was rendered by Kthna and Lois
Cray and Ella Ulackman. The
prayer, meeting was led by Mr;
SwanBon, tho subject being Love.
The Hoy Scouts held their regit
lnr.meollng Saturday evening. The
lby aro "brushing up" a little
these days, getting. ready for In-;
poc.tJon .mooting . which will b
(By Mrs. Myrtle E. Whipple)'
UOOl'15 lUVEIt, Ore., March
22. (Special) Tho play given
Tuesday night at the school audi
torium bv tho ladlos of 'the Civic
Improvement Sub, was well at
tended and overy one enjoyed tho
evening, from start to finish; Tho
title of tho play was "Tho Great
I'lummor Breach of Prom Is o
Case." v -
The cast, entirely made in "nf
I ladles of tho club, was as fob-,
1 owsr ; :
, ' Sriulre Wright,' Justice of the'
ieuce, Mrs.. Lulu Trottorj Benjo-j
mm Scoggs, bailiff, sirs. Effle
u rdseye; Alonzo Hlghty Tlghty
qerendant, Mrs. Baker; Abigail
I'lummer, plaintiff, Mrs. Edna
O'Kelly; .John liuodmnn, counsel
for tho plaintiff, Mrs. Elsie Orim-
moit; joe Sharp, counsel for tho
defendant, Mrs. Kern Bads; Mrs.
Alonzo Highly . Tighty, a spec
tutor, Mrs. Lora Carter; Jane
nnun, Lciah Shepherd, Lucy Web
bcr, Mrs. Jleck; lirldgct O'ltoo-
ney,' Mrs. Wiley; Mrs. Charity
riummer, .Mrs. Ilutkln; witnesses
for Die plaintiff, Mercy LoVo, Mrs.
t'huips; Amelia Old . Cllrl, , Mrs.
held hero .the last of tho montli. I Thfol,",a fliomiui. witnesses for tho
L.-F. Hwnmmn ,l tn,. a , I defendant. ,
'Swanson nltcnded Sunday school
at tho Meadows last Sunday after
noon. Mr. Swanson is superintend
em of that Sunday school nnd of
the Antiocii Sunday schol also..
'' Tho Rcagitt fnrmers aro busy
finishing up their spring rowing of
Brain. - This Is unusual for this
district for tills lime of tho year.
."Happy" Perry Is on tho sick
list this week. Ho is having on
attack of the flu.
Sam Vale was a Sunday visitor
at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Moon
and family. , .
Tho county road grader was
Working In our district the middle
Of the week.
liaymund Mayfluld hod tho good
fortune, of catching a largo coyote
In . one -of his traps last Tuesday.
'Chnrtio Nutter of Agato spent
the last week cim visaing with
Clno ond Jack Sims.
Claude Melntyro and wlfn and
fcach one of tho characters
acted their parts well and tho
maks-ups were great. Tho time
was the year 1901 and tho ladlos
weru dressed in keeping with that
time.
Members of Llvo ; Oak (Irango
and a few (r'onds met at tho
hall Monday night and onjoyed a.
imsaei supper at 6 o'clock after
wincn some Interesting talks were,
given. Mis. Wostorfield was In
troduced by tho lecturer and will
give us a talk at our next mooting,
on Monday, April 1.
Tho remainder of tho evening
was enjoyed by games and visit'
lug. ....
Master and Mrs. Anderson of
Central Point wero visitors. Mas
ter Bowen, W. H. Snarks. Mr.
and .Mrs.- Ed Dlmmlrk nnd Sir.
and Mrs. George lleers of Enter
prise Orange were also visitors.
Wilbur Milton, son of Will Mil
daughter won. Km,,.,,.. , '." 1,10 '
thehomo of Mr. ml Mrs. Kugc no !' ,.lnii -V
Gray and family. . , . ' '- a' M,,,4r 10tu"c w !
it l!r,,l,i ,...V t .;.., , ., nosday evening to his homo at
on the K. vn., i,,:.,. "V. .; I ",u Waldorf hotel fnom the Clrn
HUB
"'ij tu inn HVIIUUI
,.Oui choo! yard Ih vnvy tvotty
.awt -year1 nru bluomluR.
ntho flower, that were planted h Z J m V' .H
I Sam Sandry. .' : , '
Jack . (lai'dn or . of Spokane,
Wnsli:, has returned to Koguo
Ftlver and will resido horo for
I nwhlle., ' . '
Llttlo Nell Thompson has been
real sick with a ,cold tho .past
week but Is hotter how. i
Zimmerman Bros, who run .a
saw mill on. Foots creek hayo
hauled In a quantity of different
sort:i of lumber nnd stored It In
the Ncathsmmor . building .across
from tho Waldorf. Anyone wish
ing to buy any lumber can do so
by seeing J. M. Whipple.
Aldcn Onlbreath returned home
from Portland one day tills week
whero ho has been for several
weeks, taking treatments for the
Injury which ho rucolvod Homo
time ago. Mr. Sundry, . who was
aiso at Portland, will remain for
a couple of weeks longer.
Mrs. Law. teacher of the ?th
nnd 8th grades, visited with Mrs.
Ellon Benson' nt Central Point
over tho week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Artlo Nichols of
Klamath county visited at the
Wiley Carter ranch over tho week
end. Orvillo Dingier of Ilosobm-g Vis
ited homo folks Sunday, Ho was
accompanied homo Sunday, oven
ng by his wife and daughter who
have been visiting hero tho past
week.
Live Oak Grange will haw
another "overall nnd apron" dnnco
at their hall hero on Monday night
Mnreli 25. These dances aro prov
ing ; qulto popular nnd n very
largo crowd attended tho last one.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McGregor:'
havo moved from Anderson camp
to the house recently vacated by
H. E. Hi'chmnn. ' ,
H. Gouran ami Howard Hob-
EO BY.SHOWERS
' '' ANTELOPE, Ore., Mur. :'23.
''(Special.) Showeru and warmer
- Weathor have started the gross and
early gardens In (his section.
Ben Klngroy and family were
Welcome, callers In this vicinity
Sundny:; ,
"t Mr. Arthur has Just returned
from n business trip to Eugonc
and Kosoburg.
Lester Brndslmw and mother nl
tcnded the funeral of Mrs. M. 1).
II envies.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Stanley at.
tended tho lecture oit poultry at
'Kudo Point Thursday.
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V "There Is hordlv a liouscliold (list
hn't heard of Costorisl At lessii
'.live million homes arc never without!
It. I( there are cliildrrn in vonr
-funlly, there's nlmost dully need of
,ju comfort. And any night intiy !lml
.von verj- tliankful (.la-re's a bottl in
the house, .lust it few lrois, nnd tlisi.
v!ic or (-onsupiiiion is relieved; or
uisrnica ciiockiii. , veeetsbl' pro
tlnct i a baby remedy meant for young
..folks. Castoria Is about the" onlv
luing you havo ever heard doctors
advise giving to infants, yirnncvr
im-uiemes ore dsn'erous to a tiny
liaby, however harmless tliev iniiv Is)
(0 grown-ups. Good old (islorlsl
ltenicmber tho name, and rcnienilH-r
to buy it, it may sparo you a fh-eu-
less, anxious night. H is always
tvsdy, always sufo to Usei in enter,
'ficncies, or for everyday ailments.
Any hour of the day or night that
Usby beruinea fretful, or restless.
- Csstorin. was never more iopulitr
with mothers than It is today. Every
druggist has it.
bins uf Itlddlc visited Sunday
ltoguo Itlver.
Mrs.- Fred Dingier was a Grants
Pass shopper Wednesday. Mrs.
Tommy was also' a buslnoss via
Iter nt the Pass Wednesday. ; -
Ueed Carter, who is noted an an
early producer of tomatoes hu's
about 800 nice; largo plantain
his green " houso. ' Ho ' has these
ct oni- plant In a can and they, mmm
w'll- ho In '-bloom' by , tho tlpio
weather." Will permit him 'to' set S""""-1! .
them out doors. . , , -.; ', ' .,' - ul,d son, iMelvIn,
ltoguo Itlver -Is being visited visitors Ssiurduv.
by n, nlco rain, which the fnrni-j Walter Wakeman
ers claim Is much needed. . - nloved nt Pollen
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n 1 4f $fo4te& rm&i'w f"1! -I !
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V? CORPORATION ity
THAT Ihe Richfield Oil Com
pany, famed for the quality of
product that has won hundreds
of victories on land, air and water,
becomes a member of the great
ETHYL group of distributors,, is
an additional tribute to the reeo"
nition already granted to ETHYL
by the greatest automotive engi
neers and manufacturers, a, a
On the twcnty-ninlh of this month
one week from today Rich
field -Ethyl gasoline will be avail
able to motorists throughout the
Northwest, completing the distri
bution of Richficld-Ethyl through,
out the entire Pacific Coast and
making forty-two of the largest and
the best known oil companies in
the world today who arc author
ized licensees of ETHYL brand of
anti-knock compound. j j
Authorized Pacific Coast Licensees of ETHYL Brand of Antiknock Compound
whdl a: ao ran epx iw
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56 CHURCH ST., TORONTO, ONT., CAN.
Wero , Medford
Mrs. M. It. lillsH visited nt tho
Wiley Carter homu Sunday.
A county steam shovel Is at'
work on tho Wlmer road, doing
much needed work In widening
tho road. Since so many logging
trucks pass over this road It Is
very dungonms In places. I
.M'ss. Gladys Sundry nnd Mlssj
I.orelta Mason were Grnnts Pass
visitors Wednesday evening.
' Albert Dennis Is 111 at his home
ond Jimmy Blackburn is driving'
the school bus.
Tho county health nurse Is , a
frequent visitor at Moguo lllvtr,
looking over the scarlet (over situ
ation. Thero- aro a few mild
cnvs, but no moro soeni to ap
Mrs. Tryer of Grants Pass was
visitor at the Fred O'Kelly
home Tuesday evening and at
tended tho play at the school
auditorium.- .
.Mr. and 'Mr. '.Forrest- UurrwU
who
city
homo folks last week.
la em-
visited
LAKE CREEK GRANGE
WILL HAVE' ANOTHER
LAKE" CREEK. Ore., March 84.
(Special.) Another Grange
dance will bo given in tho Lake
Creek hall on Saturday. March 24.
Come and bring your friends.
You'll have a good tlmo.
Tho last Grange m jet log, a so
cial one, win held Thursday even
ing, March 14.
Holl call was answerod by some
?-oi ni"IP? UUU JPllcs. AuUw
number featuring SI. Patrick's dav
Was "A Lyric of the Emerald lido"
In which a Inrgcs collection of Irish
songs were sums A pleasing one
anvong these was that old favorlto,
"My Wild Irish Hum," W(, ,.,,.
ili-red by Mrs. tiwrgo Brown,'
Floyd Charley nnd Loren Farlow.
and beautifully Illustrated by Mlsa
Julia Sldlcy. "A Southern Lecture,
by Cnclo Ike," by Husk Moore, nnd
"Clear as Mud." by .Melvin Wright
were humorous selections.
Heporls on the speeches nf Vn.
tlonal Lecturer Mrs. Jumes C. fur
mer, hesrd In Medford some tlmo
ago. wero given by Kloyd Charley.
Reed Charley. .Mrs. Myrllu Charley
Mrs. Nora llradehaw nnd Mrs.
Mshel Urown. .
The next meeting, a business
one. will bo held on Thi.rv.l,...
evening. March ss.
Tho lecturer bus been asked to
give n report on her trip to Cor
nells to tho Lecturers' conference
held there In February.
The pasolng of Mis. M. 11.
Howies Friday morning. March 16
came iie sIlwH io (lie entire. Lake
C'ruok community. Loved and re
spected by all who knew her. Mrs.
Bowles hnd resided In that district
for more, than forty years, and Is
perhaps tho best known plincer
citizen In the entire community.
Hi-slilos her husband, slm Is sur
vived by four sons. W. . Almy of
Lnko Creek; K. J. Almy. of Vni
Icjo. Calif.: U T. Almy of Wash
ington, nnd George Almy of Kl
Paso, Tesns.
Known to a wlili. circle nf
friends us Aunt Janes, Mrs. Bowles
was beloved by children and
grown-ups ullke. nnd will be great
ly missed by all.
: Sno was a faithful member of
ino tike Creek Grange and that
order wishes to extend Its mo!l)
henrtfelt sympathy tu the bereaved
husband and sons.'
soup. Tho .waiters' attempted to
eject nim and he threw three of
Chains Itlgoulet of Bordeaux,
Kennce, protested ngnlnst cold
I tiociroiuorapy ChlropractH
Dr. H. P. Coleman
9th Successful Year In Medford
Treatment by Appointment
Medford Center Bldg. Phone S!
MtiturnpathT Wood Snlonca
them .IntoYtho street. P. S. He got
hot soup.-' - . -. 1 .
M Women's Hose
51.00 Pair
Silk from top to to with
pointed heel.
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