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" priena brulti fo arrive, Mary
Lou's unhaypiness !HTCf!es 6c
coue Aiioir lier loi;e or
iritintor t slight. It is Tony, her
former fiance in a make-believe
cngaprment. who cotiroiucj to hold
her affection. However, she re
sipns herself ,o marrying llryn
vtor, and aoes to London to do
sonte last'tninute slioppinp. There
she accidentally meets Tony, and
I'e takes her tor it ride the day
before her weddina. He tells her
that he tctni't attend the veddlny,
but that he will fly over the church
in his plane just before the cere
mony nitit U.TIIS a mcssupe of
flund luck tor her in the sky. Tony
secretly reyrets the fact that he
is not to be the groom.
Chapter 31
' TRYING TO FORGET
VT was a melnnclioly Tony who
dragged hlinelf Into his flat
trier lie ride with Mary Lou.
"What a Jam that was!" ho ex
claimed to himself. Ho was forced
to admit, however, Hint ho was glad
to have soen Mury Lou again.
The thought of her wedding only
added more co;iln to his lire of dis
content. It had astounded Tony to
discover that his affection for Mary
Lou actually bad reached a point
where he no longer could deny It.
Ho tried to forget Mary Lou, her
wedding and everything In connec
tion with It but the matter bad be
come an obsession.
Finally, In desperation, Tony de
cided that he would attend Uryn
ninr's farewell bachelor dinner. In
certain moods men Hlio to torture
themselves.
Jlrynmor, he knew, had Issued the
Invitation to him for one reason,
nnd one reason only to gloat over
bis defeated rival.
"Well, let him crow," Tony mut
tered. "1 deserve tc he gloated over
fool that I am."
He dressed listlessly.
"I may ho n jackass for going to
tills dinner," Tony thought as ho
drove to the club, "but what do I
caro?"-
Drynmor greeted him with half
hearted cordiality.
"It wus nice of you to come, Tlth
erlngton." Tony grinned.
"Yes, I thought It rather sporting
myself."
'Brymnor tried to conceal his em
barrassment by turning to another
guest. Tony drifted over to the
cocktail bur.
"Side car," be ordered, and felt
better after drinking It. lie hnd
another and felt bettor still.
' At dinner Tony found hlmsolf
seated betnoeu two men ho didn't
know, and didn't Ttsh to know.
Still, they were willing to drink
with him, and 3rynmor hadn't stint
ed tils guests In tho mutter of wlno.
There were neat ly n dozen varieties
of It, and Tony mi m pled thcin all.
Speeches wont with tho cham
pagne. Pompously, tho man on
nryninor's right nrone to propose
a toast to the health of tho brldo
groom. Ho mado n lengthy speech, full of
tho usual rctnarks-ythe boys would
miss their gay, carefree bachelor
brothor; matrimonial clmckles wore
closing In on him: they supposed
he would go the Ruburbnn wny nnd
be an empire builder. . , ,
There were laughs nt this olut,
nnd sly knowing glances In llryn
mor's direction.
Tony's fingers suddenly snapped
the stem of tho glass he was hold
ing. Ills cheerful, philosophic mood
passed. In tho flush of an eye, to
one of cold fury.
"Fatuous Idiot' he muttered un
dcr bis brent)!. 'If be thinks I'm
going to listen to this twndille. . . ."
Uefore the crov d's laughter hnd
subsided. Tony sprnug to his feet
nnd drowned the speaker's volco by
shouting hoarsely;
''For he's n folly pood felloir
Vor he's it tally good fellow"
Somewhat surprised, tho uthcrs
took up the song. It wasn't quite
time for It, hut they conld only con
clude that Tltbcrlugtou's friendly
enthusiasm had caused him to for
get himself.
, Tho speaker turned red In the
face, and glarod angrily nt Tony,
who was stundliiR with one foot on
the table, waving n broken glass.
When the din of tho song llunlly
subsided, Drynmor rose to reply. Me
fore he had a chance to begly, Tony
yliouieii:
"I, the defeated rival, salute
you!"
He sent glass at champagne sail
ing through the air, and It narrow
ly escaped Urynmor'B head. The
guests 'lowled as It o 'ashed to the
floor. Several whispered to their
nelgbliors, , "Not qulto the best
taste," or "Must havo had too
much."
Tony realized that his conduct
was becoming abominable, but lit
continued to lead the riot by wav
ing glasses wildly as he rocked back
nnd forth with one foot on his chair,
and the other perched precariously
on the edgo of the table.
C10LD 1UM Ore., July A
Rpl.) Th Hoot & Pnntcoy paek-
Jng house oponed the l&th to pre-j
finro for the coming fruit season.'
Mr. Hamilton of Central Point t ill,
chars thin season, j
Mm. Clyde Walker, Mm. W. O.
Davto nnd daughter Mnrflyn werei
Grants Piin visitors Thursday, I
Mm. Millie Walker, accompanied
ly her daughter Hyhll nnd Phyllis j
Miller, left Tu on. lay for n twoi
weeks' stay nt l'rospeot.
'.Mm. Myrtl (.'.inn-ron of Cotlnflj
' Orovp h.m bon tho guent of her
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GOLD HILL
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Presently a waiter approached
and tactfully intimated that Mr.
Tlthertngton was wanted oo the
telephone. Tony hnd seen Hrynmor
motion to the same chap a moment
before. He knew it was a lie, but
took the hint.
"Kicked out," he grinned to the
waiter, once they were In the hall
outside. The man cougljed apolo
getically, and Tony banded him a
ten shilling note.
"A purse of gold to the execu
tioner!" he exclaimed grandilo
quently. Knocking his opera hat askew
with the Bllver knob of his black
ebony cane, he sauntered down the
corridor and out Into the street.
The evening was young, and Tony
decided to visit the Emerald Drag
on. It had been some time since
be had mado an appearance there.
"Where's that littlo dancing girl,
Clarice?" he demanded of the head
waiter. "The girl with the red
hair?"
"Oh, she Is gone," with nn expres
sivo gesture. "I do not know where,
but they say Bho is on the conti
nent." Tony wandered toward tho dance
floor, sat down and ordered cham
pagne. To his uncertain eyes It
seemed that dozens of wallers re
sponded to his wishes.
Suddenly he opled a girl sitting
opposite him. She wore un alio-,
clous pink frock with sleeves. In
another moment he would have
stumbled ncross the floor and asked
her to dance, but Instead Jib Jumped
to Ills feet, called for his hill, anil
departed.
Next ho went to the Jungle Club.
There ho came upon a parly which
included Gwendolyn L'ari'iilheis.
She greeted bin) with n cold stare.
"Hey, thvundolyn," he i;riimed in
ho passed her table, "don't let your
race freezo that way. I'd advise you
to smile."
Tho others laughed, but Gwen
dolyn blushed in fury. Someone
asked Tony to join the parly, but
bo waved his' hand In refusal and
made for tho door. Ho wanted lo
go somewhere else . . , somewhere
else. ...
Tho rest of tho night was a con
tinuous round of other nigh: clulm.
Tony himself didn't remember
which ones they were. Ma hud for
gotten his cur, nnd left Ills fate In
the hands of willing tnxl drivers.
Ho had a befuddled ImpresKlon of
climbing one set at stairs, and
down another ... of Beelng tables
Jammed together . . . people out
ing . i . bauds playing .. . syncopal.
Ing ... all different . . . yet nil the
same ... nil expensive ... nil crowd
ed .. . and all damnably rotirn.
He was trying to escape from him
self , . . trying to escape from
thoughts of Mury Lou.
Four o'clock, when tho first fin
gers of dawn woro stretching over
tho horizon, found him sentcd on u
stool In n rodeo stall on u dingy
sldo street whero he never hnd been
before.
"Come, on, boys, let's oat. The
treat's o.i mo."
Ho waved nu unsteady arm to
ward half a dozen down-nnil-ouleis
who ant near him.
"What'll It be, hoys? Order any
thing yon. like. We'll eat everyihfng
in tho whole bloomlu' stuiid. . . ."
Tho mnn beside Tony applauded.
"The guv'nor's a wit. 'o Is."
Tony nccepted tho compliment,
and ordered a fresh cup of coffee
tor each of thoin.
After a few minutes, a man with
a hurdy-gurdy appeared on tho
scone.
"Ah, music hath charms!" Tony
cried, nnd upset his con'cc down
his shirt front.
"Hero!" nnd lie threw half a
crowd to tho man. "Lot's have some
music to greet tho new day."
The littlo niustnched man in the
clieckored cap, surprised at the sign
of a customer, was only too ready
to oblige. ' Ho turned tho bundle,
and the machine did tho rest.
Tony encouraged the others to
lift their voices 111 song. Ho con.
ducted with a sausage. After ono
mournful tuno, the hurdy-gurdy
changed to the latest dunco piece In
Its repertoire It wus a lull sea
son old.
"Let's pretend that I love you,
Let's (ii-ttriiif that yon love mci, ,
Then lift the li-iii-M
Will iitivnihse be. . .
Tony covered his head with his
hands and rested Ills woary head on
ttic counter. The othora laughed at
him as tears came to his face.
A minute later ho arose and paid
the hill, bid an affectionate fare
well to his nowly found friends,
and started to stagger liomoward
"Must pull myselt together," he
muttered, "It's Mary Lou'i wed
ding day. I must fetch Gay Girl
this noon. Twould never do to dis
appoint Mary Lou."
(Copyright, ifsc, tlaystt Oreig)
Tony doi keep His promise to
Mary Lou with varlntiont. Fol
low the itory tomorrow.
imrents, Mr. nnd Mia. Wnltcr Dun
'. tho piiM work,
Mr. Kirk, employed nt the Mac
PrinthiK company, vU Tucmlay for
Portland for tnp week end.
Asll WMkor and Maxwell Marvin
W(ra M rd ford visitors Krldny.
Vlt till Kdlnt:ton I carry inu tho
mail on rout 1 during Mr. Wal
larp's vacation.
. Allen 'aim ron nn a hustnos
Visitor In Mcdford Thursday.
Houth Carolina motorists, used
more than 11S.HOO.OIH1 gallons of
Kanollne last ynr.
Mihv than 1&.000 porno n nre en
dnixed in commercial fishing In
North Carolina.
MEDFORD MATT,
Vacation Resorts in Canadian Rockies
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Upper lianfl GaU Course, with Hanff. Spnnejt Hotel in the backgroifd
.:- Vurm outdoor swimming at Banff Right-Ready for a climb in the Rockies
LowetScene on the Banff -Lake Louiss highway
A vacation locale that annually at
tracts thousands of tourists from every
pari of lii; world, situated within easy
reach of the Pacific Northwest by rail
r.nd water, or motor such is the pic
ture of Banff Spring!: Hotel and Chateau
I .jKc Louise in the Canadian Rockies.
IL-re, within two days of easy travel
from this section, arc far-famed vaca
tion resorts tin; offer everything in the
line of iunimcr recreation for youth
nnd adults alike. And always there is
the scenic background of the snow
capped Canadian Rockies, known as
fnu"it mountain region in the
world."
At Banff, for example, there Is a
n;w 18-holc golf couise of unusual.
RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
l'HOSl'KCT, Ore., July I'.l.
(Hpl.) Miss Vera Clark, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Clark
of Cascade Oorge, passed away
Monday morning at n Callfornin
sanltorlum. .Miss Clark had been
ill for a long time anil her death
had been expected for wmo
weeks. Must of tile members of
the family were at her bedside
when tile end came. The funeral
was held Thurnlny at the place
of her dealh. This comnninlly
extends sincere sympathy tu the
bereaved family.
Mr. and Mrs. Iv. lioyntnn and
daughter, l'ati'icla, of Oakland.
Calif., ud Mr. l-ovejoy or Parsons.
Kansas were house guests at tile
ChurleB Manning home the first
of Hie week. Willie here they vis
ited Crater lake and other beauty
spotH. '.Mr. l.ovejoy was especially
Interested III our lieaullfiil for
ests. Mr. lloyiUon Is a metal
lurgist for the Standard oil Co..
at Oakland. Mr. I.nvejoy is Mrs.
INiyntons father. .Mrs. llnynton
is iv sister-in-law of Mrs. Man
ning's brother.
Mrs. l-'rauces Pearson and suns
spent several days 111 Medfold
oil business tills week.
Mr. and Mrs. I Kill Mooney and
son, Hobby, are spending a two
weeks' vacation In Washington.
Crater Uike highway, between
Prospect and tile west entrance
to tho park has been resurfaced.
Tile crew left Thursday for Iike
vlew where U. miles of the same
work is to bo done. Several local
men and boys acconipanlcd tlienl.
lted lllanket road la being wid
ened and graveled.
There will he a meeting of the
Jackson County Health nssociat Ion
ill the Prospect school on Friday.
July !5. All are Invited.
LA KB CUKKK. Ore., July 10.
(Hpeelal.), ltaymoud and Wallai e
Itagfdale, who uro working ''
.Trail, sjtont Saturday night at the
KaKdatc ranch.
William Uoefft his been helping
L. II. Wyant hulld n swtmmtng
pool.
Harry Tonn was a culler at K. K.
Mey4m' home Wednend i.v.
Mr. and Mrn. A. L. Pern went to
Sams Valley nfter n load of min
eral water Thursday.
Miss Iteth Karlow and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Karlow caMed at the
H. L, Tonn home Weilnecdny.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. K. Wilhlte spent
Sunday with relatives near Trail.
Mrs. William lluefft und Mrs,
Ted lloefft called nn Mr. and Mis
II. L. Tonn Saturday.
A. J. Orlssom nnd t'lydo IrSs
noni returned Friday from Four
Mile lake, where they helped drive
their sheep to the summer range.
Kvelyn nnd Jewel AMiott, who
have heen vlslllnn their grand -parents.,
Mr. and Mis. V. II. Moore,
went to Medfortl Saturday to e
with their mother, Mr. Kay Kush.
t'lyile plymtre of Los Angeles K
vlsitlnii his mother, Mrs. I'liarles
WilkhiMMi at the Dead Indian soda
springs.
Mrs. J. K. t'ulhertson is enjoying
n visit from her mother, Mrs. Fin
ley of Central Point.
Mr, and Mrs. Heft Lockwood
were week end guests at the Wil
linm lloefft home.
M rs. L, J . i rl is om a n d M i s
Joyce lrlssom spent Thursday
with Mis. F.llxaheth tirK.iin.
Mr. Hnd Mrs. liny :ilg"ty and
rhlldren and Mr. and Mrs. K.
(Irlgnhy were Sunday guests nt the
Tonn home.'
LAKE CREK
TRIBUNE. MEDTTOftD,
beauty sporty enough for the most
experienced player, yet equally enticing
to the beginner. Those who prefer to
swim will find beautiful outdoor pools
at either Banff or Lake Louise. Both
afford excellent horseback over wind
ing mountain trails, or hiking for those
who prefer more leisurely travel on the
trail. Pine fishing is available in near
by streams and lakes. Tennis is avail
able for those who enjoy this sport.
And the scenic highway between Banff
and Lake Louise is far-famed for its
beauty and appeal for motorists.
Both Banff Springs Hotel and Cha
teau Lake Louise are Canadian Pacific
hosielncsof metropolitan magnificence,
affording the utmost in tine cui.inj,
CHXTUAL POINT, Ore., July 1 !
' (Special) Mr. and Mrn. John
Unwell of Medfonl called at the
l-'arra home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Woods of
Medfonl visited Mrs. Grimm Wed
nesday. ;
. Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Vyntt (en:
lertalned a few friends WeitUe.vday
evenliiK in honor of Mr. and Tdrs.
Midori Drysdnle who are tcuyinK
noon for San Jnse, Cal. Vrhtiso
liending the evening at the Wy
att home were Mr. and Mm. L.
C. Crimea, .Mrs. II. P. Jewell, Mr.
and Mrs. Kldon Drysdnle and Mr.
and Mrs. U. M. Wyatt.
Mrs. Maude Itoswell nnd chil
dren left Wednesday., for their
home In Ventura. Calif.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. K. Williams of
Ashland have a new son, horn
.Hily 2. Mrs. W.llllams is the
daughter of Kev. and Mrs. J. M.
Johnson, .'
II. P. JeVvelt 'returned from 10u
gene Friday tt spend the week
end with his family. Mr. Jrwett
If attending summer school nt the
l' Diversity of Oregon.
Miss Loom Ik Oiividson of Kagle
Point spent Tuesday and Wednes
day with her sister, Mrs. llalph
Merrttt.
The 4-11 Health chili met Wed
nesday after noon at the school
house.
I te rea n 1 i 1 1 1 le c la ss of the Fed -crated
church met July U lit the
home of Mrs. W. J. (lehhard. The
HiMo le'ou was in charge of
Kev. J. M. Johnson. Mrs. II. P.
Jcwett had charge of the enter
tainment. Dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were
M endnotes Duncan. Johnson, Wil
hnr, Nichols, Svcrson. Wyatt. Fa
her. Frye. Heed. Wehster. May
flcld. Harris. Uoswell. Warner. 1
C. Orlmes, W. P. tjrimes"., Jewett,
(lehhard, Hoffman. Parker. W. J
(lehhard, Miss Ine?! (iebhard anil
Kev. J. M. Johnson. .
Pioneer club which has heen
camping at lake o' the Woods,
returned Wednesday evening after
a week of pleasure. Mr, Ay res
is their leader.
Kev. and Mrs, .1. M. Johnson left
Tuesday for F.iigeno to attend the
Preshytt'riaii synod. . They will he
Joined by Mrs. li. F. Wilbur nnd
daughters, Mia in und (tail at
F.tilfene. They Will leave later
for Milton to vhit M. W. Johnson,
who is Kev. and Mrs. Johnson's
son nnd Mrs. Wilbur's brother.
Kev. J. M, Johnson. Mrs. K. F.
Wilbur nnd Miss Amy Johnson
went to Lake o' the Woods Mon
day, on the way they visited Mr.
Perry Johnson.
TAIH.K Ut'K. Ore.. July 19.
(Sieel;il The first thresh Ins; of
tfmin here thii season took olnee
last Sutmday when a ftld of hur
ley on the Millej idaee was thresh
ed hy the Nealon-W'llfon thresh
ItiK outfit.
W. K. Morrln reports the snle
of his Hoeond crop of alfalfa to
loeal parties.
Melvm Hayer. vhi has heen n
phtyrd In this dlMrlci fur fionie
! i hue. has enrolled In the fruit
paekltiK school at Medfoid.
Melntlie of Heacle harvest
el the second erop of alfalfa on
the I'endleton ranch last week.
Mrs. I. S. t'ollins and children
of Utlnoi; are , visiting this week
with Mm. IJlanch (IreKery and the
s. ( Collins family.
Miss Kvelyn Hamilton I spend
ing several weeks nt Kll em
Ore, where hc is seivinu as cuun-
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TABLE ROCK
OKEfifttiT. SATURDAY. J
service and accommodations. There Is
constant social life around these hotels
dancing, entertainment, music,
bridge. Nothing has been overlooked
for.thc comfort of every guest.
Vithin easy reach of these resorts,
also in the Rockies, arc the justly
famous Canadian Pacific Bungalow
Camps. These arc more informal vaca
tion spots, affording "old-cloihes
comfort" at moderate cost. There ar.
icven of these Camps located 'at strate
gic points in the mountain region.
Whatever your favorite vacation ac
tivities may be. Canadian officials say.
you can fulfill them at Canadian Pacific
hotels'and reioru i n' t h i Canadian
V orkieT. I
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' Hfllor for the flirl Scouts enmp
there.
The barn on the J. W. Quack- j
enbush place near Agate, was de
stroyed last Saturday by fire caus-
jed by back-firing of n tractor.
I G. P. Hall writes from Sacra
mento that times are rather
"scarce" there with thousands of
men out of employment, a bumper
crop of fruit and plenty of pear
blight.
J Kapheal Henson of Central Point
j spent Sunday visiting Paul and
i Donald Wilson and . was , among
j those who enjoyed swimming at
! liybee bridge.
I Daily Vacation Illhle school will
j begin at the school house Monday,
,iuiy I compel out leu oners win
be In charge and sessions will be
held during'the forenoon only.
! Miss Nanoy Green of Milwaukee,
Wis., arrived Sunday to join her
brother John Green, who with his
cousin:-. Jack Hendricks and John
Seahrooke, of Omaha, are hero
j visiting their uncle, A. L. Sca-
j brnpko.
I The Jas. Cambers family of
, Talent visileo with Frank Hart
and family Sunday.
WAnXr.lt OHKKK. Ore, July
111. tSpwlnll Mm. Ilotll Crink
liiw' nnd rlillilrun t l.Of AnKi'los,
vlsltril Mia. .Myni llinillry ami
riiiully lust wwk. They wi'l'i- old
frii-nilM in tin? Wlllaini'tH' viilli-y.
Vrod lOiistlnnd li'ft Wodm-sdny
fnr his homo in N'ainii. Idaho,
nftor vltdtiiiK Ills aunt, Mm. J. '-ltrint-r
for st'vcrnl wooka.
Mis. Kllnor lvrklns was In
Ashland on huainesy Thursday.
Mia. 11. I.. Momnior and Mias
Ooldlf Ahliolt wore Modtord vla
itora Ttioadny. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Combs
and Kvorolt nnd llolon Comlia
woro in Ashland Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Harrison ot Medford
was a visitor lit Hie H. 1.. Sum
inor home Friday.
Mr. and Ml!'. H. T. Slale and
children nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 1.
Slncle of Hlversldo Farm vlailed
I'rater Uke Sunday, returning I'V
way of tlie South l'ark eatranee
and Klamath Falls.
Mrs. l'. A. Ktiinhlon was shop
pine In Medford Wednesday.
Mrs. .1. I.. Itrlner was In Talent
on husWsa Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Marie Hummer, (lolilie
Ahliolt nnd .leanette MrNorney
were frnter IJike visitors Sun
day. Mrs. M. It. r.urnotte was a fuller
at the home ot Mrs. Kiln Ahhott
Tuesday.
W. 11. starkweather has pur-i-hasod
the Homer Neal ramll and
taken possession.
Wayne llradley returned home
Weilnesday after spending tho past
several monlhs In San Jose, Cal.
1UTTK KAMA Ore., July
(SiCiali Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace
(ieppert nre the parents of a dau
ghter, horn Saturday. July 12 nt
the Saered Heart Hospital, Med
ford. Lorraine ohenchain is rerupff
ntinK at the home of his filter.
Mrs. Win. rhainhcrs.
Mr. and Mr. David Cleteland.
with their sons. Junior nnd IHm
nld, are upending n week's vaca
tion at liianiond lake.
Miss Kuhy t'ox is tho puest of
Mts Odessa Sawyer,
Win. K. Koherts Mpent Sunday
with his family.
Krank Uausdale was In town
Tue.da Krank i nn employee
of tho Totted States forest ner
vier nnd wan on his way from
Kish lak to Kort Klamath.
Karl Kry nnd Cnrl Pawson of
Trail Mfited friends here Sunday.
The swlmmlnq tank is tho popu
lar place those nfternoonj jnnd
WAGNER GREEK li
I
BUTTE FALLS M
WLY 10-
cvt-ninxa. Many nn- li-arnlnu to
nwini. "' . '
Mr. mill Mm. Wesley Drlpkell,
ami sun. Junior.' Iiavb. returned tu j
lump after iv two weeks' nt'ay Cij
I he valley. ;
The Carl Jaekson family, are
iilannii..- to move into theft- house
on Fee btreet. The house itf being.'
remodeled and rederoraled.
The Boy Scouts are lending their!
assistance to Mayor Iloela und ;
other volunteers who are burning
the dry grass as u fire preventa-;
live. -I
Mr. and Mrs. Carson are enter
taining guests from San Fran
cisco. !
Itelatives from Oakland. Cal.. !
have been vlclting the lliblmid
families.
Uola Edmond.sos, one of the:
twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Ceil Eilmondson, is 111 at the
Sacred Heart Hospital.
Tho house on the corner -o'
South and Oak streets is helng
rebuilt by Mr. Uvanoff. This
house. It will bo remembered, was
partially burned wlien the J. G.
Illhbard family resided in it.
Mrs. Aveiill lian as her guest
n niece, Miss Florence Kourgham.
Miss .Iran C'ndsson of Ashland is
with her father this week.
r.ROW'NSUOKO, Ore,, July 13.
(Special) Mrs, Walter received
the sad news of tho death of her
nenhew in nn airplane accident on
Friday of last week nt Oakland,
i alif., and on Saturday, left by
train for Oakland to be with hor
sinter.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. W. Wright re
ceived n visit Wednesday from
Henry Leaverton and L. D. Dyer,
old Montana friends who now re
side in Mcdford.
Mrs. Henry Dahlke of Olympia,
Wnsh.. and Mrs. Monla of Mcd
ford have been guests nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Charley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P.. Kohen of
Montague.. Cal., were guests at
the L. .1. Kohrer home on Sundny.
BRAOLE, Ore., July l'.h (Spl.)
Charles Martin of Portland is:
spending several weeks in the val
ley visiting relatives and camping,
on Rogue river. !
George Pursell Is plowing fori
Charlie Sanderson this week, get-'
ting the ground ready for tho fail
planting. j
Little .Toe Mayfield had the mis
fortune to run ri Rtick in his foot
tho last of the week nnd had to he
taken to Dr. Kirchgessner to have
it taken out.
Charley pursell and stepson, Mar
vin Wick of Medford were visitors)
at the home of his brother, Oeorgi
l'ursell and family Monday after
noon. Hoy Mclntire nnd Chnrlie Mul
hollen are binding grain for the
Heagle farmers this week. Mul-i
hollen Is pulling Mclntyre's bindci
with his Fordson tractor. I
Terrill brothers of the Meadows!
BR0WNSB0R0
BEAGLE
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Ruth
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IP m en tis Truth told inter
have purchased the lieaglo post !
office building of .Mrs. Joe May-!
field. The deal was made the lasl
of the week. f
Mr. and .Mm. Chas. Sanderson I
and family spent last Sunday .it;
the Union Creek resort.
Mr. and .Mis. Hubert Sims ioit
fli-ut f the week fur Yelluft - '
Stone national park to spend sov-j
oral days. I
Wilbur Blackmail has sold bia
Maxwell car und is now di lying,
a Ford.. . f
Earl Case and family are camp-:
Ing on Jtoguo river at the Dodge
bridge for a few days between,
fruit thinning. The. Cases used toj
live here and are well known by,
the' lieaglo residents. !
Lee Mitchell and Otto Ilutzer of j
the Meadows were Ucagle visitors!
Tuesday and they helped in (ire !
fighting on the l'ursell ranch. I
SAMS VALLE V, Ore.. July Hi.
(Spl.) Moderation in the weather
was appreciated by everyone and
especially tho hay and grain har
vesters. The highest record re
ported from this section was lO'I
degrees at the Oeo. McDonough
place Friday afternoon.
K.' It. Day reports that a mis
creant passed along his way Mon
day night and relieved his hay barn
of two very essential ropes, be
sides turning his horses out of the
barn into his wheat field.
Seventeen relatives nnd members
of the family were seated at tli1
Max Sohulz dinner table Sunday,
including Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gil-
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600 outside rooms, eadh with tub and shower bath,
servidor, radio, and many ether conveniences that will
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man nnd family of Mfdtw,i ai.;
Ted Ford, who lutely .'rived atv
Schulz home from southern (.'. f
fornia and will spend the umni..
in the valley.
Mrs. John Hull in enten?inir..
this week Mrs. Powell and s;.sie.
Mis Uutli Arhut-kle and tnuth
Clarence of Portland. The .i
buckle- party ht enjoying some t.
the scenic lienutics of southern Ort.
gun while here.
Htewiu't Miiaon will tutk to tV
members of the Sams A'all-,
(.iraiiKe Saturday nisht on the .sUtl.
ject of fraternalism. .Mr. Stewar
w an imponant lodse worker c
Portland and an interesting t.iH;or
O'he lecturer has xilo promised ;
have the debate on tho subject
Hesolved. that early marriages are
preferable to Inte ones. YUi;
are always welcome.
Army worms are fast niakin;
their exit from the Sams Valle'
fields and gardens, much to tbt
relief of the farmers.
Dr. W. U. Kverett is both p.-.sto:
mi doctor jn Sterling City, Tex.
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