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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOX, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930. 14 r. ( WikDfjg SYNOPSIS: Vr mofhtfr-fn.fois Is a blioht on the havphiess of yannu h'rost. Davtd, her huband, at first fights valiantly to vrot'.ct hie bride from the elder lire. Vast's dislike. He tnot-ss out of hie mother's home, quite hte lob at hie uncle'e bank. Then when fam ily pressure is bronaht erainst him to return, he plans to nova to the Weal. but the illness 0' Bhello.thelr daughter, prevents. David hae to ttike Paunu book to hit mother's .itid return to the baub. tire. Frost's domination and David'e tick of sympathy make lite hard for Pannii, until Juliette, a distant cousin of tke tamllu who married an Italian prince, comes to visit them and ineiste on taking Fannu back ici'.h her to Waehinaton for a . month. Chapter IS . NEW HAPPINESS MOT until they were on tbe train, not until they were leaving Philadelphia, could Fanny believe It .was not a dream. Juliette eettled herself comfortably In a cornor of their compartment. "Your David Is a bit of a Puritan, la he not?" "wen, ue baa a terrible con science." "That Is a pity. And yet he has a bint of the cavalier about bis mouth. He Is not cold your David, And evidently be . has an eye for beauty, .you, must not keep blm too long In Cloiighbarre." "I keep blm!" burst out Fanny. To anyone as open and natural as Fanny It bad been an almost Intol erable strain to keep ber troubles to herself, nd slie bad bad no confi dant since Amelia lefL With very '. little encouragement, a worf" here : and there, a sympatbtlc murmur or two, the poured out to Juliette the worries and disappointments, cha grins and humiliations of tbe past months, save only one... (Her deep est trouble, ber deepest disappoint ment as could not talk of.) . "I lived wltb my busband's mother for six years you can toll me nothing of what It means," said Juliette, when Fanny's tale was at last, finished. "Madre was a subtle old devil. It was her plan to bury me in the country, producing an off spring (very year,, while Allesaan liro played about and had bis little affairs." ,- "Do you never aee him?" asked .Fanny timidly. ; "Oh), yes,, occasionally, Alleesan- dro baa periods of being excessive ly fond of ms. Unfortunately I oan't bear him t pay him to stay away." . r -, ,v, ... Fanny was amused, shocked. "What are your children like?" she asked to break the silence. ; "Uatortunstsly they are all like their father I oan't bear them either, except tor a week or two at time," said Juliette, regretrully. !'An but 1 have shocked you. I am Always forgetting that; It Is a crime to apeak frankly." i "Oh. do go on being frank. ' I'm such a provlnclal-bat I adore be ing .shocked. y I'm the one usually who does tb (hocking.' . - "May I aek what you do that is Mo shocking?" , , "Ob, nothing Interesting stupid piffling nothings like laughing in the wrong places, hobnobbing with the hoi polio, forgetting my dignity as Mrs. David Brownueck Frost,' - "WUtn, you are a little older, my Fanuy, you. will Ond that-women who are not naturally playful are extremely suspicious of playfulness In other w,omea. Men on tbe other Band, adore It. . i . - , "Bob Daniels has told me mucb of your family really more mine than yours. 1 confess 1 was dasan- polnted not to find them mora for midable. Europe Is full of similar claue a little less kindly, a little more closely knit and more ruthless to outsiders because fearing to be dispossessed of their special priv ileges they tblnk of them as rights. . 1 am afraid you take the .family far too sorlously." it "I know I do," said Fanny deject edly, "but It's so bard not to. Some of them like me Cousin t.oulsa, for Instance, likes me a lot, and she's a lovely kludly person, but even. .she bsa the family uolier-tbaiKliouneM - to a superlative degree. They're all so frightfully self-satisfied; they al ways know exactly what they tblnk never have the slightest donhie about anythlug. And they do the funniest things. When Leila bougut a new lamp in Philadelphia. Cousin L'mmellne and Surah Drownueck promptly ordered replicas. ... "And they ill have the same makes of cars. Uncle JuUd or some body decided years ago on a cer tain not ver.r expensive i.lnd and It you offered them the best car made f CLIMAX, Ore.. Dtp. 12. tSpe c1al) -Menifee Charley hnd the mlRfortuue to npiain hit. knee quite badly two weeks a no but It. Is Im proving. ; Mra. A. j. OrlsRom upont Ihe week end with her parents nenr Modford. ' ' Miss , Vera, Kershaw tratjBaeted business In Mecllo.-d Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. W'ertx mid dhURhlors, Hoberta and Norma Jean, attended the show "Cheek and Double Check," Battmlny night ond enjoyed It very much. Everett Orlsaom. who Is altend Ihg tit fth school in Central Point, spends the week ends at his home here. t Wayne Gulley of the Itybee ranch was a recent visitor at tf1 Werti home. K. M. Coinpton and son, Carl, and W. K. Charley were recent visitors 111 Modford. 4 'Birmingham. iKnRlnml, Is spend-lug- 15. 000,000. to add to Its flying (-clime. CLIMAX I BRQWNSBORQ . BEAUTY by AAATEEL HOWE FARNHAM at the same price they'd think yoa were trying to do tbem. : "Amelia, Darld'a sister, says one of the seven wonders of the world Is a group of . Urownbecks In church, announcing in unison that they are miserable sinners. She says they only do it to. humor the Lord, and glance quickly from side to side to see it tbe congregation Is enjoying the Joke." : "What a beautiful elate of mind," laughed Juliette. "And your David is be so happily satisfied?" "Ob, no; but unfortunately David Is a little ashamed of not being like all the rest It's given him a sort of inferiority complex. You don't know, Juliette, how bard It Is what It does to your self-respect, to live constantly with people who have different standards of value and despise all the things you value most" "Perhaps not But you and David have each other. Does that not com pensate?" "Ye-es or rather It did as long as we were by ourselves and David wasn't under bis uncle's thumb dally. Uncle Judd adores David, but it hasn't ever occurred to blm that David la grown up. lie Inter rupts his work to send blm out on errands, as It be were an office boy, aud roars at blm before other peo ple, even before David's own subor dinates. - And' whenever David has an original idea about the business bis uncle dismisses it as utterly In consequential, no matter how good it IS. He keeps David in a stew most of tbe time Just as Mother Frost keeps me In a stew. 'And I tell blm be shouldn't take Uncle Judd so seriously and be tolls me I make mountains out of bis mother's molehills. And we're Dottt right but that doesn't change the status quo any except to make us both a little madder." "Poor babes," said Juliette lazily. "But David la bla uncle's heir, Is be not?" ... . .... ... . "David and Amelia." "Well then, cherie, I should not worry. Leila tells me that the good Uncle Is a very rich man. Men of bis site and type wbo indulge them selves so freely at the table do not live to U6 old. Uncle Judd's roars will be ended In another year or two. If I am not much mistaken. Then the bank will be David's let him oemfort himself with that." "Oh, I suppose you tbluk It's sil ly, but the surest way to .mako David thumb bis nose at his uncle would be to suggest that David's never said so but I think bis con science Is constantly pricking him for not being funder of bis uncle and of bis mother too. lie's terri bly suspicious-of bis own motives, poor darling. That may souud sur prising but that's David." When you are as old as 1, my Fanny, nothlug in human nature can surprise you." "But, Juliette darling you're not old." . , I think I was born old. And anyone who lived so close to the btdeousuess of war has forgotten to be young. . Do you know why 1 asked you to stay with ine?" , , "Kt. and I've tvouduicd." "Because you art so Incredibly youthful. 1 bad uot bollevtid It pos sible that there was anyone lull In the world with a sliiod of Illusion- anyone who could wako lu tin morn ing and toll himself thul Ufa wus good, that tbe Sweet was worth tbe bitter and, the huartaclics; thul there wore suali tilings as justice. and honor, end keeplug faith, and a God wbo dido I laugh. , , ." . ... "Dear Juliette! But you do be lieve In Sometblug?" , . believe," said Juliette "that o healthy animal, all thlniru being equal, eliould bo a happy nnlmnl; but things baveu't boon eital tut last four years, if you had slpl for mouths to an obligato of moan ing .. , but Jt Is best not to talk 0t.it I reallie that 1 have lost all sense of proportion. 1 am trusting ynu to help me gel it back." "Ob. ir 1 can. It 1 kuow bow." Fanny's eyas bad nilvtl with tears, but she was uplifted as she had not been In months, euruptured to feel nt . slight service to this trnglo fairy godmother aha, Fan ny, the unwise, the Inconsequential, wltb little wisdom end no gifts, ex- copt bor little gift to be happy and make others happy. But had she ever mads anyone really happy von David? ICnnurtght J'. tv iinleel Howe rnrHhtimt Tht esy lift of tht niiion'a espl -tal It ltl( a fairyland la Fanny. Follow hat tocftl tnumphi tomor ' tntOWNHllOUO. Ore.. Dec. .12. (JSpl.) Itevcrend Smith, pastor of the KKle Point and Itutte Palls ohurt'hos, wus a vlnltor at the Sun day school lit-tt wpok. At the close of Sunday school he preached an tMft-ivtthiK snrmon. U is hoped he may he with us occasionally during his stay In Koalc Point. H'he J. W. KUek family, who lived on the Monia ranch for sometime, moved to A militate. Mrs. Monia of Mcdford Is vlstt InR her daughter. Mrs. Floyd Char Icy. Mrs. Yoitcn and daiiKhtors of l.rwlstoh, Ida., arrived here to sppnd the winter at the hume of , K.irl Yoi trn aiiit family, j Mrs. lfc J. llohrer returned home j lat wck after vlsltlntr a few days at -Itornhrook and Montuuue. Va. Mrs. Mary NudlrtR In making her home 4 the Itnlph Tucker home. 9 Hubert Melt, iuw lord mayor of Hull, K us hind, & railway super-Intendvnt. RURAL AND SUBURBAN NCVVS PHOENIX, Ore.. Dec. 12. (Spe cial) -The Thursday club enjoyed an all-day meeting at the Prcshy. torliin church Thursday at which time Mrs. Alack, home demonstra tion agent, wus present to give suggestions for, Christmas gifts, candles and fruit enkes. Mrs.. Ted Littlcfleld entertained with a bridge party Wednesday for Mrs. M. J. N'orris, Miss Helen Nor rls. Mrs. 11111 Uornsta, Mrs. A. W. Shepherd, Mrs. Mlics Gammill, Mrs. T. V. Williams, Mrs. Alvin lnnman Mrs. B. H. Wilcox, Mrs. Harry Young. Mrs. O. C. Maust and Mrs. Jess Edwards. Prize for high score wns won by Mrs. T. V. Williams ; consolation by Mrs. Harry Young Ted Mttleficld Is reported on the sick list this week, lie has been confined to his bed lor the past four days and Is still under the doctor a care. William Cottrell had the mlsfor tune to cut his hand badly last week while chopping kindling. . Mildred Poling ran a pitch fork Into her foot Sunday but is able to be back in school at this time. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. N. Pollnf and family wore guests Sunday at the borne of . Drs. Standard. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Judd of Med lord were dinner guosts at the Home or Mr. anu Mrs. j. vv. wai- kins Monday evening. . Word hue bocn received" from Mrs. Malingren from Minneapolis that she will be back home here shortly after the first of the year, She Bpent the summer In the old country. Mr. and Mrs. Butler, who have been occupying tile house of Mrs, Mulingren during her absence, are making plans to leave for southern California, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. Mary Ellison , spent a few days me latter pari 01 iusi wee with tier daughter, Airs. i. .u. was- . Mr. and Mrs. Floyi Watklns' of Mod ford were dinner guests Mon dav at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McClain. They called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J., W. Watklns, where they spent the eve ning.. " , . Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watklns and Mr. and Mrs. George McCluIn of Phoenix and Mrs. Witcher of Med ford were- guests of Mr. bud Mrs Floyd Watklns of Modford Sunday at U dinner given In honor of the birthday of little Evelyn Watklns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd "Winking who celebrated her first birthday. Mr. ami Mrs. Hanklns nnd daugh ter, Sylvlu, of Eagle Point spent Sunday at tne nome 01 air. aau Mrs. 1 O. Castor. Gov Scouts met Monday night. A representative of the Crater Lako Council was present, anu grnueu the troon. which event is a semi annual affair.' Last June, the last time thoy were graded, Phoenix troon received the highest grade of any In the district. They hope to mulntnln that record. The troop lucked one member of having a 100 per cont attendance at tne meeting. The bnznar given ny me unities A ill Inst Thursday at the Presby terian church was very successful. Many articles wore donated, and al most all were sold. The cafeteria lunch served during the afternoon and evouing took very well, and many In the community came to the church tor their ovening mem. In the neighborhood of 110 wbb re alised. Mnntlttfr nf thn Daffodil club nt the home bt Mrs. W. E, Poling Inst Wednesday tliouKU not very wen attended, was enjoyed by those who did attend. Pi-actk-allv all members of me Thimble clul) ntlendod the meet- II.A hnma nt Mi-a C. ill. Wnrtl Inst Friday .'ht'torhrjon, I All report a vory1 cnjoynblo time.' ... ' f . KAM8 VALLEY, Dec. 12. (8p!) Mrs. Wagner, mother of Mrs. J. E. Weaver, passed away last week nfter nn Illness of 10 months. Fun eral nervlces wore held nt Mcdford nnd the body wns taken to Cove for burial. Mr. nnd Mrs. Weaver left by car for Cove and will not eturn for several dftys. (IrniiKe will Rive nn Interesting program at their het meeting. De cember L'0, nnd Wilt serve a Jitney supper Immediately afterwards. Kind old father stork Is deliver ing yet In spite of the hard times and left n baby hoy at tho home of A. J. Mllkowskl November 23. nnd baby Rtrl for S. Shonkllns De cember I, Max Keh nix, who Is slowly Im proving from n lingering Illness. wns able to make a trip to Mcd ford Monday for the first time- for many weeks. Pupils and faculty are prepar ing an interesting program to be given near the Christmas holidays. Misses Naomi Magrudef. Cather ine Koger and Mrs. o. T. Wilson were members of the Jackson 1'ouuty Recreation club who at tended ttie monthly meeting at Central Point Wednesday night. Mm. Minnie Coleman of Mcd ford visited last week with her mother. Mrs. John Jones. W. A. Tr-whitm of Kerby vUlted over Sunday night with his son Otto. Sams Valley grange degree team motored to Hcllvlcw Tuesday and gave the third and fourth degrees to a class nf candidates for the Hellview grange. Tbe team reports a royal reception. Miss Kva Heart of Table Rock spent Saturday nnd Sunday as a house guest at the Dick Straus home. Several new defks were pur chased this week to aid In seating school pupi. Mrs. W. a. Tresbam and grand daughter Let ha Tresham of Kerley visited Tmsdsy and Wednesday with Otto Tresham and also dhl their Christmas shopping In Med ford, SAMS VALLEY ' 1 i BUTTE FALLS BUTTE FALLS, Ore., Dec. 12. (Special) J. J. Skinner, of tho Ct.ilfort.lu Oregon Power Cd,, 'In vestment department, spent Tues day and Wednesday in IJUtto Falls und Cnmp Three. . ErneKlne Frcdcnburg is spend ing ber month's vucatlon with her parents here. She Is employed in the Interstate Commerce De partment, In Washington, D. C. Miss Annie Kent and Rftlph Nelson attended a show In Med ford Saturday night. Jeff Crumley and Miss Frances Cool cf Mcdford wcro married Saturday afternoon In Mcdford. They will make their home in Cnmp Three. Mrs. Leonora Colscn linn return ed home to Snn Francisco nfter a severnl weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs. Charles Tago.' The Woodman lodge Is making further Improvements to their ball here by the erection of rest rooms. The Woodmen are giving an other of their popular dances her Saturday night. Clyde Moore Is III with' the mumpR The Hustler's club took" in" 177 at the bazaar -und play last Fri day. They still ?have articles to sell so they will take in more money. . ' L ' Charles H a'l 1 e t, formerly of Butte Fulls, is .Very sick with flu In Klamath Falls. . Earl Hoover was1 home several days from Weyerhauser. . Earl was unable to ;work because of an Infected tooih. ' The high school has put' up posters advertising' their pldy,'"His t'ncle's Niece." ! ; , - i Miss ' Hazel Taylor . and her mother, spent Saturday In Med-, ford. : -! ' 1 George Stewart and family spent, Saturday In" Mcdford. . Mrs. Klzie Edmonmn is ill. Mark Kdont-j nnd Hen Edmon son Went to the' homestead Wed nesday. Dorothy and. "Mary Kent have bad colds. Mrs, Mabel Mde.lt, county home demonstrutlod agent, will spend all day Frldity in Uutte Falls. All Wishing to -attend all day may bring their lunch. Mrs. Muck will give suggestions for 'Christmas ar ticles. . 1 f - .. . ( Mr. and -Mrs. Cleveland nnd sons, Odessa Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. .loo kTce. Naomi Van GrOos. Mr and Mrs. Carl Jackson. Mrs. Earl I loover. M lee Hazel Taylor, and Mrs. Harriet Taylor,-Mr. and Mrs. Herendeen nnd Uoy Casey were among those from Dutto Falls who ftttendod "The Big Trail" at tho Cratormn.' 1 , - Mrs. Cal Pool Is visiting friends at Medford this week. , ; Mrs. Frank Cursoh and Mr. and Mrs. . Earl Ildovur were busrfes visitors In Mcdford Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Al ' Hildreth' at tended the old time dance at Cen tral Point Saturday night. Several people attended , the Grange dant,- at Central Point Saturday night. Moore's orches tra of Butte Falls plays for these popular (lances. 1 W. Weir nnd 15. T. Merrill"' At tended the Schoolmaster's club; ht Mcdford Tuesday ' night.; 1 - Itutte Falls store nro hssumlllg tt holiday atmosphere with Christ mas scenes and decorations. Stod dard's store in especially uniuue. Tho Holy Land ' scene with the wise' men traveling across the des ert Is the theme.' ; -1 ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoss Wymoro nnd Will Marlon were Medford visitors One day Inst week. Mrs. Comings Jtty home nfter spending several Jnopths In Med-: ford. 1 i. . GOLLD HILL. Ore., Dec. 12. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ross were Medford visitors Tuesdny. Mrs. Lloyd Lnnce nnd Mrs. Lee Cook were shopping In Mcdford Saturday. ' 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Drake left Monday for San Jose, Calif. Mrs. Clyde Walker enterlnlned the Sewing club Friday nfternoon. .Mrs. Susie Coy had ns guest Sat urday her cousin Mart Shlrrn'd of Ctinul.le. h ttlehard Robinson returned Tuesday from several days visit with his daughter At Orlnnds. Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Prime have rented the Blackburn apartment foe the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Jac-k Pickard have as guests their grand daughters, Joy and Jacuuellne Wilson of Med ford. ' Mr. Delhi Shaver,. .Mrs. M. L. Shekel, Woodrow Shaver and Jake Cook were Medford visitors Tues day. ' " 1 Mrs. Jack Pickard visited her daughter," Mm. Jnrk Wilson nml family In Medford Mbnday. - 1 Mrs. Ella Patrick was a business visitor In Medford Monday. ' Mrs. Alethn Kohhltis Returned Tuexday evening from Portland where she visited friends and relntlves.' Horn to M r. and M rs. Robert Adams of this city at the Commu nity hospital In Medford, Sunday, lec. 7, it son. Mrs. Robert Dusonberry and young son returned front Medford Tuesday and nre guests of Mrs. Dusenherry's grandmother. Mrs. 1 F.vn Newton oh Satellite creek. Merrltt Merrlinan was a busl- nes visitor In Medford Tuesday. j Mrs. Howard Wharton and son Bernle were visiting relatives on j Sardine creekTuesday. j Mr. sorenson nas oitrneu up a tailor shop In this city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Pickard were dinner guettts of Mr. and Mrs. A W. Walker In Central Point Sun day. Mrs. Ruth Lewis and children were Medford vlsltotrs Monday. Bert 'and fernt'Coya-aad Seth I GOLD HILL Coy came in Wednesday from the Oregon Caves. The tunnel became full of gas and Bert Hons had .to 1)0 curried from the tunnel. Mrs. Cameron has been quite 111 at the home of her son. George ilummerfdey. The W. R. C. held one of their popular dinners In tbe city hnll Wednesday noon. . BELLVIBW, Ore.. . Dec 12. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mer ryman went to Portland Monday, where Mrs. ' Merryman will receive medical treatment. Mrs. Merry man has been 111 for six weeks. The cast for the P.-T. A. play met for tho first rehearsal at tho Community house Monday night. They hope to put It on before Chri-tmas. Mrs. Weren lewhouse and Mm. Homer Mboro have secured the use of the clubhouse for Saturday evening. They will give a party for a group of young folks. Danc ing will be enjoyed. ' Mr. and Mrs Fred Homer' En tertained Thursday with a -0:30 dinner for a group of friends from Ashland. .' , , Officers df the Bellvlew Grange met In the. clubhouse - Wednesday evening to' rehearse, preparatory to potting -on degree work early In January. ' ' Cafeteria: at the Bellvlew school has been opened for the winter. Mm. J. H. Williams has charge of the cooking and hot , noon 'day meals are served the school chil dren. 1 ' -f . P.-T. A. members are serving a ho't noon meal for the men, who are working on the .playshed, which" is nearing completion. Next regular meeting of Bellvlew grange will be held. December 10. A program has been arranged by the lecturer. A guest speaker will be present.,- Several, musical num-j bers will nfso btj given. . t Gehe toward of Oakland, Cal.. was in Bdliview Wednesday tuning the ptanJ at the school and club house. ' I .. PnOSIECT. Ore., Dec. 12. (Spl.) Mr: and Mrs. It. P.. Vin cent spent Thursday In Mcdford shopping and visiting relatives. Mr. and .Mrs. Ltido Grieve. Miss pency Manning and Mrs. Frank Manning, Bpent Saturday in Medford. ' ' Mrs. John Halkerup. Mies Dcncy Manning and Mrs. Ludo) Grieve drove to" Medford ; Tuesday. Sir. . and - Mi's. Claude Chap man were shopping In. Mcdford Tuesday. Claude Chapman received a pninful eye injury last week while working on the highway. A cin der lodged In his eyeball, necesai tatlng removal by n physician. : A fine new. transformer oiling system ban just been completed at the Copco No. 2 pumping house and two large tanks nil connected with underground pipes to the transformers. ' , Sunday school Is being held ,rcg ularly In the school house a 10:30. , All children nre welcome. Mrs. Nelson Nye and helpers have been buv gntherlng largo quantities of mistletoe near Eagle Point and shipping it to Los Angeles. . ' ' 1 The' tehcherfty and fcttiffents are very busy preparing for the school Christmas program. WILLIAMS CREEK WILLIAMS CHEEK. Ore., Doc. 2. (Spl.) Williams Grange held Its scml-annaal meeting December 6 nt tho grange hall, with a pot luck dinner at noon. There were 2d present. , Several' men were working at the hall Monday, Tues day and Wednesday. They, were putirlng concrete for the basement floor. The basement is full size and is used as kitchen nnd dining room. The ludles furnished hot lunch Tuesday nnd Wednesdny. ' Marlon Lewman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewman was struck in the eye one day Inst week and had his glasses broken. Some of the glass penetrated tho eyeball. Ho wns taken io Grnnts Pass Monday and had the eyeball removed. Dr. Bywatter performed tho operation, assisted by Dr. Mosler. Williams club ladies met Tues day nfternoon with Mrs.' Harry Cougle and tacked three comforts for the Vlncel family. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred: Larimorc spent the week-end In Grants Pass with Air. Laritnore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jnp Larlmore. Ben Letteken of Provolt who had his collarbone broken Inst Sep tember while practicing football at Grants pnss high school. Is slowly improving.' He is still un able to use his arm. Ho spent last week with his cousin, Art Woolfolk at Central Point. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Vineyard, December 5, weigh I'lK Si pounds and has been named Vernon Date. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Pence nnd family of Klamnth Falls tpent a few days on Williams creek visit ing Mrs. Pence's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cougle nnd other relatives, returning home Monday. Mrs, Moliie Witcher of Medford and George McClain of Phoenix were Sunday nfternoon callers at the C. W, Roberts home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lofland spent Monday evening nt the C. W. Rob erts home. Miss Gertrude Flnloy. Francis Flnley nnd Mrs. E. R. Roberts were shopping In Grants Pass one day last week. The Barlow show which per formed nt the Williams Grange: hall "Jiiesday. was given again at ! Williams hall Sunday evening. The proceeds went to a charity fund. I Mr. and Mrs. OrrlnEIlls and ' family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art H annum of Murphy. th occasion being a fam-1 Ity reunion on All's. Hannum s birthday. There were X present. I DDflCDCPT I iuuuilui l Mr.'and Mrs. C. W. Roberts and Mr. and. Mrs. F. .It. Fatrwcather and son Donald were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Let telton, ; , , i Mr. and Mrs. George Fields at tended Grange at Kerby Thursday, staying with Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Brown. Mrs. Effie Fnrrar and son Ar thur were called to Sacramento the first of th week to the bedside of her son Herman Fnrrar who Is seriously 111 with spinal meningitis. The telephone line between Pro volt und Applegate Is being repair ed by donation work. Wires are being tightened and limbs of trees cleared away. Electric . lights and ' running water have been installed in the Provolt school house this week.,: Ceph Moamnw and George Spar Iln are levelling and improving the school grounds this week. , Mr. and .Mrs. Sam. Theron of Grants Pasu have moved to the Wilson mine where Mr. Theron is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Theron lived , on Williams creek for many years. Mrs. Phillips and son Fred of Stockton, Cnl., are vis ting her daughter, ltrs. Emery Butts of Williams. Mrs. Butts and Mrs. Phillips .drove to Mcdford Wednes day where they, visited Maurice Butts. . - -. Williams primary grades under Miss Au dry Jones aro practicing, a ChviatiriuH program consisting of a play, "Christmas Songs," and reci tations. ; . , )' The upper grades under the di rection Miss Bbhnic pollard are practicing for the Christmas pro gram, a play called ."Kings in Nor-' mandy.v . " ' . 1 .'. ( t ,Mrs. N. H. House who spent fast year lh fcokomo, Ind., has returned to Griinti Pass to make fier; home. She and. her tluughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Scott, spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. House.'. .. Miss Juanita Brlttsan spent Sun dayx .with Blanche and Bessie House. ' ' . ' . Mr. anil Mia.'-M;' L. ltoii.se were Cliristntas siiopping' ;in Medford Friday, . ,..-r ' FERN VALLEY FERN VALLEY, Ore.. Dec. 12. (Spl.) ' Vivian Thonos was in Medford, Tuesdayl ' Kenneth Mclhoune and Ivan Olsen were callers at Joe Kantor's Wednesday evening. Arthur HUrdiety and Pete Mont gomery spent Sunday evening at Ed Marshall's. , , . Dr. Swedenbtiurg of Ashland was a caller at Tom Thanos' Sun day. . ' ' A big attendance Is expected at the Literary society meeting to night. . Tho program will consist of local talent. " t Mrs. Walter Thomas Is HI this week. Mr. Steel and Mr. Kantor aro busy butchering. Mr. Alford and Mr. Car'r are working on the telephone lines putting In now poles and needed improvements. , lii spite of the rain and fog, Harry MoniHon Is trying to get his plowing done. Roy Williams' health continues to Improve. It is hoped he will not hove to be confined to the hospital much longer. Mr. and Mrs. S. Morris were Sunday visitors at the L. H. Hughes home. Margaret Hughes is Working half days In Medford during the holUluy rush. ' Patricia and Joyce Marshall are 111 with colds. 1 Mr. Millard who has rented the Swingle place has purchased hay from Lew Hughes. V v Lillle Kantoi' Is' conilned to her homo with tho mumph. . 1 JACKSONVILLE. Ore.. Dcu. 1-'. (Spl.) Chamber of Commerce Is furnishing funds for tho new drinking fountain by tho U. S hotel nnd the city council has voted money "for the fountain In front of the Xupget confectionery. (Jccrgo Cook. Mr.. Weaver and Clyde Smith, city water commia Hioner. did the work. YV. K. Kay made a buaincut" trip lo Gold Hill Monday. A telearnin was received '' tlill Hay Thursday from his ffon-in-buv in Chlcajfo, telling of the arrival of an eight and one-half pound boy. Mrs. Ijuirn French of Sterling was In the city Mmiday morning bringing Mist Marjory French to 'hlh school. Mrs. French also visited her daughter. Mrv. Clif ford Dunning ton. north of town. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Mills nt-( tended a surprise birthday din ner at the John Beck home In Medford Sunday. In honor cf Mrs. , Beck. . Several families from Ash-j land Were present. . Min. Becki received many Kifts. Mr. nnd Mrs, Iel1ert Plotnrr of Cleveland. Ohio, who are mnk-j ins a tour of the west, stopped ; In , Jhckronvllle over the week end as Riiests of Mrs. Anna Brond. The lMotnera. re friend? of Mrs. Broad's daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs, William Nlckotas. who recently returned from Cteve-; land. I 11 It Buy srent Thursday on bulnesM at Kagle Point. Ih'uce Metier entertained Snt urday iii honor of his ninth birth, day a number of his friends. About 12 guestH were present and spent; nn enjoyable afternoon. j Mm. Cniys Taber of Modford spent Wednsduy with Mm. C W. fJodw-ftrd. M rs. Fiiber w-ap for merly Mips Clarn Mny. a Rfftdu nte of the Jacksonville high school. Mr. and Mrs. Taber wen dinner :uest at the (lodwai d home Wednesday ewntne. Mr. and MN. K. F. Hannum of Crnnts jnjt-0W(.rfp dinner guests nt the P. J. Fick hotne Wednef d n y. Hoy n I Neighbor Sewing i-Uib met at tbe home of Mrs. Myrtle Merrlflcld In Medford Wednesday! nnd quilted for Mrs. Oterrlfleld.l A corcied dish lumJLeon wis en JACKSONVILLE Joyed atv:-nuon- Tluw attending from Jacksonville were Mrs. Thol mti Mclntyre. Mrs. 'Nell FIrfnoy, Mi's. Hazel White, Mrs. Ahna Coleman, ahd Mm. Anna Broad. . Mr., und Mm. Carl Nledermcyer entertained at dinner Wednesday evening at . their country homo north of town. Guests present wero Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wendt and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Otto NIcdermoycr and children. , , Hoyal Neighbor lodge met at their hall Tuewlay evening. Elec tion of officers was as follows: Oracle, Lottie Bowman; vicc-ora-cle. Hazel AVhite;' chuncellor, Mar garet Lewis; recorder. Myrtle Mcrrlfleld; receiver, Luella Dun nlngton. mnrshnll, Sadie Adanis:j Inner-sentinel, Ardena Stevenspn: outer sentinel, Dora' Dorothy and one elected manager, Mrs. Anna Rroad. Roberta Mctzcer spent the week end at her home here and' ivu as her guest Marguerite Watson of Mcdford, who. Is ah-:o attending Ashland . Normal. ' -Mr. ahd Mrs. James, Sullivan of Ashland were dinner gucstf it tho Erie White home Tuesday evenings A biiThdny party was enjoyed nt the Oscar Knox home Wednes day evening. The occasion was in honor of both Mr. and Mrs. Knox's birthdays. Fourteen guests were present. A hnppy evening wae spent during which refresh ments were served. Both Mr. and Mrs. Knox received '. many gifts. Mr. and Mrs. CI I nl Kendall and son, Donald, who havo lived on North Oregon .street for several months, recently ;muvod to Murphy.- - ' ;.; " v - - ' ... f ! r ; GRIFFIN CREEK GRIFFIN CREEK, Ore., Doo. II. j (Spl. )-r-Mr. -and Mrs. i McKeo ofj Klamath Falls- wore Tliursuay nihl guests at the Wm. .Cherry home.. ' , . . .. Mr., nh ili-s.' C. C. Cbhi spent Sunday afternoon at the home of their brother-in-law, Oscar Ander son In Mcdford. Leon and Donald Urown attend ed the surprise party given on Mr. and Mrs; Fred Christcan In Mcd ford. sirs. Peter Flck and son Dale of Jacksonville visited J. D. Urown Tuesdny. . Mrs. Kmma Mlnear-of -Medford was a Buest of J. K. Judy's-Decem- ber 4 nfa birthday dinned in honor a.-. Intestinal Congestion , No advancement In recent years Is more Important to luirtinnl XV thai) the llorbal science of compounding certain Herbs to elim inate the causes of Intestinal CoiiKestlon. Intestinal trouble has become one of tho most common nnd dangerous diseases among our people, and la itself the direct cause of many other ailments, such as autc-intoxicatlon, head aches, nervousness, insomnia, palpitation, appendicitis, biliousness, tired worn-out reeling, anemia ami many others. Our pure Herbs, combined with practice or living upon s'liiiplc. natural, and wholesome foods, supply the only lasting relief for this condition. ' ' Our wonderful herbs will not only give immediate relief, but will absolutely cleanse every Impurity from your system. All ail ments of whatever nature successfully treated by our wondorful life-giving Chinese Herbs. - - . ... . , When your case is given tip as hopeless by others, e'vo us a trial. , ,-.-!, ,r . ., .Many tostimonluls'by people who have boon cured by our treat ments. . . , , Seven Years of Headaches Cured Juno 30, 1930. 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To my sur prise, after taking their herb treatment for three weeks not onlv did my particular ailments entirely vanish, but my whole system has been cleared by these wonderful nature herbs. Therefore. I heartily recommend Chan & Kong, herb special ists to other suflerers. : Signed) '" ' PAUL SCHOI.Z, 1317 Euclid Ave., Santa Uarbara. Malaria ' - Sulsuti, Cal., July S l'JIlll TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: . ; . ' ' 1 had been having malaria for more th.ni one yeJ having much fever, chills, pains In chest and left hip. I also had indices Hon and was troubled with gas. . .-'). -. After tnklug Chan & Kong Herb treatment.' rbr four weeks I am entirely well. , . Anyone suffering from malaria should try this treatment I sm glad to recommend it to anyone. , , Yours trulv, 1 ,, ..TIIQS h. WERLEX. .... , Chan & Kong Herb Co. ' ; .i . -J .- i - A The Most Experienced and Eminently Successful Herbalists 33i East Main Street, Medford Established 24 Years' ' ' ' v SAN FRANCISCO - - SACRAMENTO- OAKLAND Office Hours 10 A. M. to 7 P. M ; Sundays 10 to 12 of Mrs.' Lulu MInear's birthday." Mrs. Mararett U ill at, her me. Mrs.SH. D. Remington (was a dinner guest Tuesday , Of ilraJ Otis Mack'.; ' 1 , ;' ." V ! Mr. und Mrs. J. A Purbough left Tuesday, for their homo in Mon rovia, Cal.. after spending the past week visiting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Durham. Pearl Edmonds spent Saturday night at the home of Marian and Tholma Edmonds while Mr; and Mrs. Edmonds went to Eaglo Point. '. ' A party was given .at- the homo of Chas.Dunn Saturday evening. About 90 . friends and neighbors wore present. ' Tho evening was spent In' dancing, afer- which! re freshments were served. . Music was furnished by Nick $f troe nnd Mr. Dele, violins; tJUhe Sianes. jsteel guitar, and Mrs. Brown at the organ. These old-tlmei dances are being given nt different homes in the community every few weeks and are enjoyed bj: the old( as well as the young. ; ' Mr.- and. Mrs.'V-.p- Brown and children and .Mr", ahd Mrs. C. C. P.ohl. spent M'ednc&thiy. ryeping at the home ot Mr and 'Mi's. A. ii. Knox' In Jacksonville. - ' 1 ANDERSON CREEK ANDERSON CREEK.. Doc. 12. r (Spl) Mrs. George McAnally nnd Mrs. . James Muysond daughter spent Saturday in Medfprd. D. C Halo, and family were in Medford Saturday., . ,;. .Steve Lunak. spent Sunday in Talent.' ",?."; Xi li. J. diiiter was In Ashland Sat urday'.. .1. ,i. ".. . Mrs. A.,.E..Htt!ltont.JS)rv,Craw foid und sister .Betty were dinner guests iat .. the M.ays home Monday. . Mr. Crawfoid:(;of Aiihland is hauling some wood from Jajnca Mays' vpluce this week..,., ' ' Mt Green was out t'o'.the. valley Saturday. . -. . ,.,.--.' - Jlari-y Jliuitby . wijs up to-aboi-gu Young's Jlonday., -j; U-f; !; ,. Thb,niHlit nj-o quiti. cold but tiie days are warm as the fog doqiA not get up often. M' "When it was proposed to buy a now mirror for .the town., hall at IJrackley, England, . three women memberg of -the-lown .council -jab-jeeted that it would be a waste of money. . . - r, ". Football -tor women IS iw rage Cured SK itpfat ') ) V''t '1 j ' ''"''"MES
