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MEDFORD MAIL" TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO OS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1930.
WILDH
arSOPKIBf David trotVt
mofiT llutrM hi, wile,' Fanny,
trom the iltiu he brlnas her home
tiller a riin-nwoy yiiirrlaye. Funny
unit Oavid live huvlilly. however,
until Funny's corelesnnees causes
their Utile daughter. Hhella. to be
rime severely ill. Title wrecks
tinvld's jtlliu, to tiohleve cnmvlete
iuiletientieuce t,v ttiuilua to the
Wrt. t'enulless. he Is forced to
resume hie old lob nuder his tin
lie's ilomiuoure at the bank ntid
take Fanny bock to live with hie
. mother, A unit month 1n Wash
iiifilon society only Intensifies
Fanny's tiuhavttluese nt home.
Then Itoh Uantels. murrleil nnltap
Villi to llotiil's cousin Leila, re- .
turns Irani Europe. I,ona helm
he tins tolil Funny he tores her.
mid now nsl:s her lo uo away with
him to South America.
Chapter 21
LOYALTIES
nOD'S passionate plea look Fanny
P hy surprise.
"Dear, dent, Bob! You are too
absurd. Wlio am I bill Fanny the
nobody condescended lo hy all the
best people? And besides what
sifts hove I?"
. Bob sat up, facing her. His rolce
and his gaze were a caress,
i "Leaving out your beauty,'' he
(aid, "and your well, we'll call
It your personality you have the
gift of high spirits and gaiety, the
gift of gentleness and sweetness: a
genuine liking for people and the
sensitiveness and tenderness to
draw them out; above all, the gift
. lo hearten a man and make him
think well ot himself."
"I couldn't do It now. - You've
painted a glorified picture of the old
Fanny. I'm not gay any more. Ask
David."
"You were going to tell me about
it. I suppose It's that mother-in-law
of yours. Why In .pod's name
did David take you back there to
live?"
"It was my fault, not David's,"
Fanny began. She wanted In Jus'
tlce to David to tell Bob how ber
careless Ignorance and worse
ltad broken op .Ills Seattle plans,
but the memory was too bitter.
"1 was so deeply to blame," sbe
went on after a pause, "that I And
can't talk about IL You proba
bly have heard. If, yon haven't
Leila will tell you." .', .
.'; Leila had written Bob at the. time
Bob remombered now. ' .'
"AU right." v Bob's voice was
h-arae with pity.
; "David la caught in a trap," Fan
ny wjent on in an even tone. "He
made a solemn promise to live with
his mother as long as his uncle
lived; About a year ago I begged
him to tnko me away. I told him
1 couldn't be happy there--tkat it
was stifling me, shriveling me up
inside, ' And he promised to have It
hut with Jncle Judd. But Uuele
Judd' was ill and David kept put
ling It off. Then Uncle Judd bad
Ills stroke. The doctors say he may
live 20 years. And David fools bound
to keep his promise now that he
can't ask to' be released."
' "In other words, he sacrifices you
to satisfy his sensitive conscience.
I suppose he calls It his honor. Ad
mires' himself."
"Don't! Don't begin sympathlz
Ing. I can't bear It." At the break
in her voice Fanny found herself
swept Into Bob's arms and wooplng
comfortably on his twoed shoulder.
"There, that's done me worlds of
good,'.' said Fanny. Gently sbe re
leased hersolf, patted Bob's ihaud,
managed a smile. "I bavon't had
anyone to talk to or anyone to tool
Sorry for me since you and Amelia
went away excopt Leona, our
cwik." 1
"I' writo Amelia," said Bob grim
ly, "and I think I'll also take It
upon myself to tell David a thing or
two that is, If you're determined
not to go with me."
.. Fanny shook her heud. !
'' "Don't bo idiotic, Bob. ' You
mustn't say anything to David I'd
never forgivo you. He has the
wqrld on his shouldors now, poor
boy. Ho Un't 80 yet, and he's prac
tically running that bank. It's an
enormous responsibility, and you
know how conscientious ho is. and
how he worries."
"It might do him good to worry
about you for a change take you
a little to henrt," Interrupted Bob
viciously.
"Oh, but he docs ho's alwnys
worrying about me. Naturally I
don't run to him with constant com
plaluts of his mother It would
drive! him crasy."
"You poor kid! And ot course
Iho old girl knows that you'll keep
your mouth shut and David will
At Geary and Taylor the San Fran
cisco visitor nndiSan Knnclsco'i Ineit
hotel. ' Here, those who appreciate an
environment ot quiet liveliness are
to He louna each year area
traveler! returning to enjoy Its
sole imospnore. forto
Clin, physically one of
yet eld with
located in Uie
lUn San Fra,
here
the
it
ifi hills on the on posit
trn
nuirvelout, tedallT to tirrd nrrtes,
dtlif ht to th jaundiced eye, a plck-
y -i ,it"K
atr atm w n - v.. miiu
froV . wr- p- .XV- ,.t- V
he healV 7.YV ,v'Sa v-O" Vf- ; viiaN l
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a 1. cart. servlceX fc gST th
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BEAUTY
by MATEEl HOWE FARNHAM
wain softly. Instead of standing up
like a mau and lambaHtiug the lire
o. t ot the old drafoon."
"Bob, 1 won't Lave you sneering
at David. He's doing the best lie
can lo meet au extremely difficult
situation. It's, not so easy lo Iain-
haste the life out of one's own moth
er and it would only make things
worse if he did.
"You're right. Who am 1 to sneer
at David? 1 beg your pardon, Fan,
but It makes me so damned mad
and I so powerless to haip' you!
Did you ever try oiling her to inlud
her own business?" '
"More or less. But she always
makes me pay for it."
"How, for Instance?"
"Oh, by black looks, and a frosty
silence and a general air of being
terribly abused and put upon. 'Some
times she hardly speaks to me for
days and days."
Bob swore savagely under his
breath. .
"I'm not much good," Fanny went
on wearily. "I haven't the strength
to fight for what I think right or
the character lo make the best of
my weakuess. A year ago you
would have been appalled If yon
could have seen how black my heart
was. Now haven't even the ener
gy for a good active hatred." '
Tboy walked down the hill almost
In silence. When they came to the
edge ot a little covert, and Fanny
saw that Bob was going to kiss her,
Bhe drew back. ' "
"Please, Bob," sho pleaded, "i
can't see you again unless you are
going to be wise for both ot us.
It's been such a comfort to talk to
you you've helped me bo tremen
dously." "Helped you," Bob spat the words
at her, and strode ahead down the
hill, barely speaking even at part
ing. It was almost 6 and Fanny
lingered at the gate until David
came, aud went In with him.
Mrs. Frost was in the library
reading the evening paper.
"Mrs. Greenoulgb was here this
afternoon," she accused. "She was
very much disappointed not to see
yon."
"rt was much too fine for Fanny
to stay Indoors," said David Impa
tiently. "Anyway, Mrs. Greenoulgh
came to see you, not Fanny."
" "Mrs. Greenonlgh Is partial to
young people. Bhe made a special
point of asking If Fanny would he
herb when alio telephoned. Fanny
assured me that she would be."
. "I meant to bo, but Bob asked
me to go walking and " 1
"Bob who'" '.. '.. .,;' 1
"Bob Daniels.".
The lesser offense was Immedi
ately forgotten In the greater.
"Have vou,,oearifc Davldkwhat
Bob la doing now to spite not only
Leila but Leila's family?" .r,
' "Yes, Mother, and I think the less
fuss made' over' it the better"Hetl
t(re ot It soon enough, unless we
encourage: him by raising a big
pother, 'f tint's what, he's hoping
for." ' "' 1 "'
"Perhaps," said Mrs. Frost ma
Jostlcnlly, "but I think you' will
agree that tbo least Leila's family
cau do to show their loyalty In her
trouble and distress Is to stand back
of her, and Ignoro the man who Is
doltig everything In his power to
huniillnlo her nnd niaka her unhap
py. . If Emmelliie finds out thai
Funny has been walking with Bob I
doubt whotber she will ever enter
this house again. We have been In
tlmalos fur GO years, but I cannot
say that I Should blohie her."
"Nonsense, Mother. . As long as
Lolla and Bob are' living together
anil he does nothing more violently
wlckoil than running his father's
store It would be Idiotic to cut him."
"Very well. But I give warning
that I mean to show him the door it
be comes lioro. Leila, poor child, Is
almost prostrated."
David had overtoil the wrath tem
porarily from her, but Fanny know
that she would never be able to see
Bob again without paying for It
Novortholoss Fanny meant to con
tinue seeing Bob Daniels. He was
her friend, her loyal and devoted
friend, nnd he and she had need ot
friends Just now. It was possible
that she could be ot service to Bob,
and will) hla help she might win
hark n measure, ot hor lost courage,
build up nRiiln her necessary sense
of proportion.
Vonnrlyht. Jfiis. hy llaleet (7ou
Farnhnmt
Tomorrow. In '.he jay lift of post
war dayt, Fanny flnda ralaaaa from
hor methar-ln-law'a domination.
tne-up to the jaded appetite. On the
main Jfeor are two other equally fain
u, the riorentlne Koora
ique, tlclightfully iry
just off the main lobby.
i (pans some MO guest
otiisiua room, each
h. Numerous suites
r desired site and
II room furnfoh-
light fixtures are
siirns, especially
many 01 ifie
lice or the
uriomty a
'1. v
.n sons foi
I CUfX
Jh Mr.
Mr,
side
ourse.
nnKe-
i guests is
t no guest
to object. to the
it atmosphere of
and personal service that
important in" present dav
s of hotel hosiiitalitv. AU
nth. the Clift Is a motor hotel of
n Franclkco, althouirh it is ratrd as
suprema In service amlOalue givlng.
vet the rate there are stirpng-ly
low. The rates start at J single ani'
RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
1 SAMS VALLEY jnffH CREEK
BAMS VAliLKV, Ore., Dec. 19.
(pl.) A llttht lc!ff of snow fell
here U'oilneMlay morning, maklnK
an appearance "much more appro
priate for the near ChfUtmas aea
on. t ti ' 1 ' - j i ' "
Dorothy Delores la thnpw bby
clii born nt Mefprd ,Tburduy to
Mr. nml Mr. Jo tifW-rrberry.
A more intereHtlh? proKram thnn
UHual will be given by the Grange
December 20, to which everyone
Jh Invited. Anions oilier numbera
on the program 1m a pantomime
featuring old and new sons ehar.
actora nnd a mock trial. A. Jitney
supper will be Nerved hy thp-H.
-IC. C immediately after the .pro
Kram. ' ''
'Mrs. O. It. Tresham is reported
an reeoverlnff natisfnetorily from a
recent operation in 'Portland.
The school faculty nnd students
are givinK considerable time nnd
effort to preparmR an Intoretlnp
ChrlBtmas program to be Riven
Tuesday evening, December 23.
(Fred DcKord of AAhland was a
visitor in Kamts Valley Sunday,
A stiff game of basketball was
played between our high school
boys and the Rogue Hiver boyt,
with our boys winning. 21 to 30.
A game between the girls' teams,
althqugh one-sided, wna almost as
-interesting as the boys' game. Sams
Valley glrto won, 35 to 12.
Miss Mary Edington gave a din
net party Thursday evening to rel
atlves in honor of the birthday
of Mrs. Olnoy lEding'ton and Miss
Lavolle Kdington. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. John Kdington.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L.- Rowe., A. B
Coliett, Mr. nnd Mrs. Olney Kd
Ington. Mis Travel le Kdington nnd
the host cHs. Mis Mary Kdington
Mrs. 'Peter liuerson cntertamed
a a guest this week Mrs. JSdward
son of Klamath Falls.
7Ir. and Mrs. James Weaver re
turned last week from Cove, where
they spent several days with rela
tives of Mrs. "Weaver.
Thursday callers at the W. W.
Kdington homo were Mr. and Mrs,
Jay -Davison of Orants Pass.
Improvements are being mndo
nt the present time In the building
lino on tho following farms: Dick
.Straus, Harry Williams, Peter Uu
erson nnd W. W. Kdington.
BEAGLE
: T1KAOLK, ; Ore., Doc, '. 10. (Hpl.)
-Harold Aims wait n Wundayi visitor
ut the 3lcdlngfletd 'home nt Agate.
Leo- Brlcker, Boy Scout exocu-'
tive, was a visitor at our school
Friday, to ee the boys about re
organizing the troop here. Mr.
Lucas will be their leader If re
organised. '
Friday evening tho mnny friend
of the Harpers wer invited to
thelr'homo for dancing.-. Lunch
was served at midnight and a little
u,fter everyono went to their re-
speetlvo home wishing tho Harpers
would have another good time soon.
It Is reported the large com
munity tree nnd program for
Christmas had to ho given up as
two of tho school board objected,
on. tho grounds that people from
other districts would como to our
program and give our children dis
eases. The first case of mumps In our
district Is at tho Sweet home.
Mrs. Chns. Sanderson has been
on the sick list the Inst few lnys.
Mr. nn.d Mrs. Hersbatl Harper
wer Med ford visitors Saturday.
Mrs. JKfCio IUackman spent the
week end In Kaglo Point visiting
her daughter and family, the Law
sens. Cleo tSlms has employment on the
Xntwick ranch for the winter.
Wilbur Blackman left Sunday for
Eagle Point where ho will help
Karl Lnwsen cut wood.
Herbert May field of Dry creek
spent tho week end visiting friends
hero and In the Meadows and also
attended the parties given Friday
and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. "George pursel wore
Medford visitors Monday, also
Chns. Mulhollen.
PROHPKCT, Ore., Dec. 10.
(81.) Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Chan-
mnn ppont Saturday In Medford on
business and pleasure.
Miss Kiln Chapman of Medford
spont last wuek us guest of Mr.
and Mrs, Ruben Moor nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. Victor Chapman.
Prospect school will hold Us
annual Christmas exorcises Satur
day night in tho school gymna
sium. All are cordially Invited.
Mm. A. J. Weeks plans to leave
Saturday for Berkeley. Calif., to
spend the Christmas hotldayf with
her daughters nnd grandchildren.
School will close Friday. Decem
ber 10, and reopen January 0.
Mr. nnd Mi's. Ludo Orleve spent
Saturday In Medford. ;
Mr. nnd Mrs. liuhcn Moor and
children spent Wednesday Christ
mas shopping In Medlord.
Tho community Is ugain white
with mow. An Inch fell early
Wednesday morning nnd during
the day.
There has heen an epidemic ot
colds among tho school child,."1'"
the past week. The children of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wyatt Clarke nnd
little (lice muro being umoug lhoe
nhsrnt from school.
Mr, nnd Mrs. C. W. Clark nnd
son, Kugene, nnd daughters, Nina
and Fern of Cascndo (Jorge, plan
lo leave early In January for n
year's no jour n in Santa Cm. Caf.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Clarke hae
taken over the store nnd camp
ground and plan to sublease the
ranch.
l"ll.in shipyards are working on
forrlsn ordois amounting totiout
(3 1, 00001).
I
GRIFFIN CRKKK, Ore., Dec. 19
(Hpl.) 'Mr. and1 Mrs. Karl
Thompson of Grunts Pass were
week-end guests of Mrs. Thomp
son's parents, .Mr, and Mrs. O. K,
Simmers.
'' Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Martin of
Central Point were Sunday guests
of their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Klmer Martin. .
Mr. and Mrs. Carren arc the
parents of a baby daughter.
Mrs. Riggs is improving and was
able to return to her home Sunday
from the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown enter
tained Sunday in honor f their
daughter Lillian's birthday. Guests
present were Mr. nnd Miw. O. M.
Knox of Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Ronham and daughter May
and Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Hopkins of
Phoenix. Lillian received several
nice presents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Puckett of
Klamath Falls are visiting Mrs.
Puckett's sister, Mrs. Klmer Mar
tin. ,
The school Is planning a Christ
mas program to be given at the
school house Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bruce Lininge of Ashland
was calling on her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Judy last Friday and took her
mother, Mrs. Lula Minear home
with her. Mrs. Minear has been
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Judy.
Misses Mnrguorfte and Remo
Kime are In. : school again after
having the mumps. '
Mr. Chancy has almost lost his
milk goat twice, lately by a big
police dog that roams around: the
last time they came so near killing
the goats he had to dry them up,
when they were without milk for
their baby. It is ulso reported
thero were some rabbits killed In
the neighborhood.'
Mrs. S. O. Stearns and daughter
Verda have returned home from a
trip to Portland. Verda went to
the Shriners hospital to have ;the
cost removed and nn examination.
We are glad Bhe could returp with
her mother.
Callers here recently were Mrs.
P. R. Backus, Mrs. John Darby,
Mrs. Bessie Snyder, Albert McKay
nnd Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bohl.
Cars driven by Blllle Bentry and
Mr, Neff collided Sunday morning
on the corner by the Wm. Cherry
place. The fog was dense. Little
Lois Ragsdale was riding with Mr.
Neff.' Her fnce was cut, requiring
several stitches.
SARDINE CREEK
SARDJNE CREEK. Ore.. Dec. 1.
(Spl.) At the recent election ot
officers In the Live Oak Graime at
Rogue River, P. L. Wjilt was elect
ed master, and Mrs. P. L. Wait, lec
turer. They will be iristulled In
their new offices at the jotnt. in
stullutlnn or the 10 Kriuinen in the
county to he hold in the , Medford
armory December 29.
C. K Knopf and family, who have
been living on tbe Guy place tor
the past few months, moved hack
to Medford last week, where he is
employed by the Villa Nursery
company. ,
Mrs. R. W. Dttsenberdy and in
fant Aon are home from Medford
and are staying lor a short time
with her grandmother, Mrs. Eva
Newton.
Ed Shipley hauled some lumber
from Medford lust week with which
he is erecting a house on his home
stead adjoining the home of his
sister. Mrs. Anna Miller.
William Wright and family vis
ited relatives In Sams Valley Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and
Mr. and Mm. Tom Smith ot Med
ford attended a dance, in Butte
Falls Saturday night.
Vlrglo Dye of Foots Creek was
an overnight guest of Edith Dusen
berry one night last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Flene were
Gold Hill visitors Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. J. V. Smith and Fred Mc
Farlan. oach took a load of dressed
turkeys to Medford lust week to
ship in tbo Farmers' Exchange
pool.
Mrs. William Wright, Mrs. Nina
Dusenbcrry und son 1-cster were
Medford visitors Wednesday. Willie
thero they called on Mrs. Joe Du
sen berry.
S. N. Croft has traded his home
on tho Jacksonville highway in
Medfr.rd to Mrs. Minnie Guy for
ber .anch hero and moved his fnni
ily here last week. The two
younger children have entered the
Gold Mill grade school, while the
I wo elder still attend high school
in Medford.
News lias been received of the
marriage some time ago of Kthel
Smith, blilest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. Smith, and Lawrence
Smith, son of U L. Smith ot HI
verla, which took place M Eugene,
whero the bride Is attending the
Tnlverslty of Oregon. The groom
also expects to attend school there
after the holidays.
:
i:ii:n pni:oi.cr. Ore.. dc. i!
(itpll Ed Hnmlin underwent nn
opei-ntlon Saturday for the removal
of his torwuls. Dr. Howard of Med
ford operated. Mr. Hamlin was re
moved to his home Sunday eve
ning and is resting easily Ittit is
very weak on nccount of not taking
any food except en. and milk.
Miss Irene Standley nnd Miss
Edna HllderUrnnd left Saturday lo
alH-nd the holiday., nt Hlveridde.
Calif., with Miss Itllderbrands par
ents. Mrs. Wells, superintendent ot the
county farm, went to Medford Inst
Saturday ami took several of heri
hallri art f imv -.tttl.l ... Ihlr
I'hrmtmns shopping.
Mr. Locks, Mr. Scr-ir and Dr;
Miller killed eight head of fat hojfs
tor Ed Humlin Monday
Mrs. Daren, Mrs. ' Louie Colver
and Mrs. 8ula Dean were in Med
ford trading Wednesday.
- Babe Colver .received a beautiful
quilt Monday evening from the
Thimble club at Phoenix.
Mrs. A. H. Hearn of Phoenix Was
an Ashland visitor Wednesday.
Born, December 12 at their home
south of Phoenix to Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Allen a six pound baby boy
named Donald Chester.
Mrs. Anna Hlmpson of Medford
Is spending a few days at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Noah Chand
ler. ' A nephew of Mrs. Hnmlin nr
rived from Moxico on Wednesday
nnd will remain with his mother
in Medford and attend : school
there. '
Most of the plow land In the ter
ritory between Phoenix and Talertt
is already turned over nnd much
of it iir iiown flo tbe grain crops
should be good next, summer as
the soil iB in fine condition.
Mr, and Mrs. George Jackson
were in Medford Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Helen Petto
grew. Mrs. Hutchens hns been up to
her sisters, Mrs. Ed Hamlin, tho
r.aflt week helping her during
butchering time. '
.
FERN VALLEY, Ore., Dec. lfl
(Spl.) Miss Helen Knntor and'
Mrs. Pearl Knntor apent Wednes
day evening with Miss Marguerite
Steel.
Margaret Hughes remained In
Medford Wednesday eveniifg with
Miss Allecn Parker. ,
Guests nt the E. E. Ma'rHhall
home Wednesday evening were
Miss Naomi Harvey, Miss liabo
Uurnotte, Kenneth Melbourne and
Oeorge O'Connor.
Mr. Payne, tho mnil man, has
been out gathering mistletoe.
Mrs. Carr of Cottage Grove Is
visiting hor son, Lester Carr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ceorgo Alford
nnd daughter. Echo, wore Med
ford shopper Wednesday.
J est Kldrldge of lied blanket
above Prospect, was in tho valley
Wednesday on business. 1
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Thomas
railed on their son at the Sacred
Heart if oh pita! Wednesday after-'
noon. They report he is much
improved and able to walk around-
some.
L. H. Hughes purchased a fine
Holstein cow from J. "O. Eldridge.
WILMS CREEK;
WILLIAMS" GREEK, Ore., Doc.
1 9 , -(Bpf. ) Janies. ( Daddy ) Pur
ket pafesed away at the Grants Pass
hospital December 13. - Burial was
in the- cemetery at the Methodist
chnpel on Williams creek, Monday
afternoon. A short service wns
held nt the open grave. Mff Par
ker was 86 year old. His children
live in Massachusetts.
;One evening lust week a car
driven? by Earl CoUgle skidded in
the loose gravel into n ditch, al
most upcttlng it. The door flew
open nnd two of tho occupants
fell out. No one was seriously
hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. fW. A. Brown nnd;
son Archie and family of Red
mond, Ore., visited two days last
week nt tho hpme of Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. L. Rlodgett. Mr. Brown and
Mrs. Blodgett are cousins and had
not met for more than 20 years.
Saturday they and Mr, and Mrs.
Rlodgett went to Orants Pass,
where they spent tho day with Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Day in a family
reunion.
Among those shopping in Grants
Pass Sa t u r d n y were M rs. Fra n k
Wood, Mrs. W. C. Fixley. Thelma
Wilkinson, -Oretchen nnd Neva
Clark. Phyllis Wood, Mrs. E. O.
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dav
idson nnd Mrs. C. W. Roberts.
Those shopping In Medford Sat
urday from Williams creek were
Mrs. Roy Lofland nnd daughter
Iaurn, Mrs. U. F. Lewmnn, Mrs.
Harry Couple and Mrs. F. R. Fair
weather. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gilbert (Buddy)
Elder of Grants Pass hnve moved
back to Williams creek. They will
live at the Trumiey place.
Sylvia and Aline Vincell spent
Friday night nnd Saturday at the
C. W. Roberts home.
Mrs, Frank Long nnd son Jackie
of Medford accompanied her sis
ter, Mrs. Roy Lofland, home Sat
urday and spent tho week end.
Mrs. Dorrls Cooper of Ashland
nnd brothers. Art nnd Albert Wool
folk of Grants Pas.-, spent Sunday
with their grandparents, Mr. ami
Mr. John Letteken.
Revival meeting nt Provolt
closed Sunday evening after con
tinuing two weeks. Rev. Curtis
Civehran conducted tho meeting.
Mtss Phyllis Wood, who has been
with her mother for several weeks,
returned to Portland Saturday t"
resume her school work, she will
specialize In x-ray for the next
three months.
Roy Jxjflnnd took two cratej of
turkeys to Grants Pass Saturday,
which ho shipped to the San Fran
cisco market.
Mrs. Frank Knutzen nnd two
daughters and Mr. Will Jordan
of Thompson creek were visitors
M the C. W. Roberts home Wed
nesday. Herman Farrar. who was seri
ously 111 with infnntib paralysis
lu tho hospital nt Sacramento. Cal
ls much better. His brother Ar
thur has returned home, but his
mother remained with him.
Sylvia Vincell spent Wednesday
night with Rcsle nnd Blanche,
House. i
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Ranks nnd
Mrs. McKinnon wore dinner guests'
Snn.Vtv of Mr, nnd Mr. Will .1r-
Aids the Brush
riMn tmlii ttntrtwtwri by jur tooth
htitoh vtth ttii plfisant b.
FERN VALLEY !
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dan of Thompson creek. Other
guestH were Mr. and Mrs. John
Perry "of Murphy and John Lovef
of upper Little- Applfgate. ,( .
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd House and
'brother Hugh House of Medford
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. House.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holzhauser
and Mrs. R. F. lawman were
Christmas shopping in Orants Pass
and Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. ButtB mother and brother,
Mrs. Phillips and son Fred, re
turned to their home near Stovk-!
ton. Col., this week. They enjoyed
their visit and were favorably im-:
presHed with the Williams creek
valley. ' t : - (
Christmas vacation at the Pro-;
volt school will begin December 1H
and continue t January, 5. Their
school program was held Decem
ber is.; . fv , '.J
'Mr. and Mrs. Frnhk Fair weather!
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and;
Mrs. John Letteken. j j
Williams ladies' club met Wed-1
riesday afternoon with Mrs. A. L. :
lilodgett. It -was Voted to plaee a I
box at the AVUllam.s store for n!
community collection of Ciindy and!
nutrt for all the children In the 1
community who do not go to
school. They will be put on the
community Christmas tree at the
Community hall, December 23.
Thero will be a school program
also. Tho next meeting ot the club
will be with Mrs. Tom Wllkins,
December, 31. when the ladies will
exehnnge presents.
iDr. and Mrs, Miller of Phoenix !
called on J. S. Crawford Sunday.,
December 19th the Community J
club will give a Christmas party nt !
the club rooms, to which tho pub-i
lie Is invited. There will bo a pro-
gram of Christmas songs and
stories. Club members will pro-.
pare the ;treat.s for the municipal
Christmas tree. ' They also expect,
to make this meeting a "kitchen
hnwir" fnr the club house. ' j
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and even Swfrw
ct if it is f&SXv?- ,Sj
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the normal fnnritmnimf.
MAT lilt K' It REURnvID : V.J!
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