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MEPFORP 'MAIL T I ? I D T X E M F D FO V? P, Ol: - ;(). nflM.W. ! F.Fl.TAI.'V -JO. 1!r.l. PAOE ELEVTCtf RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS WILLI1S CREEK EDEN PRECINCT 1 """ " i "" "" 1 -1 " ii i UlLLAMS I'KKKK, Ore., Keb. I'O.tSpl.) .Williams Clrunt;e will hold regular monthly meelini; on February 21. Potluek dinner at nuon. HustneMs session immediate ly fullowiui;. Mrs. A. L. lilodKetle entertained her Sunday school cias,- lust Satur day at her hoirie with a Yahuitine party, with 21 little folkn present. The afternoon wan spent, in play In f? Kanu'f. Hefrotshmontrt were served. All declared they had a wonderful time. Emil Vahrenwald had the mis fortune to t?et struck in the face Sunday afternoon while playing baseball at the Williams school house, breaking the cheek bone Ju.st below the eye. Williams ladles' elulj met la.st week with Mrs. Harry t'ougle.' After a .short business meeting a very pleasant afternoon was pent with music, readings ami games. There were IS ladies present. Next meeting will bo with Mrs. Charles Cougle. The ladies are bu.y prac ticing for the play to be given in the near future. The A. L. lilodgett family vis ited Mr. and Mr. Drown Sunday. M. L. House butchered and ship ped 27 turkeys to Oakland, Cal., this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dlodgetto and eon Clem are spending a few days this week with their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lovell. near Marshfielcl. Mrs. Ktelo Vahrenwald railed on Mrs. Charles Cougle Saturday. One swallow docs not make a spring, neither doe one turkey hen. although Mix M. L. House. has one that has laid 10 eggs and started setting. Neva and Oretchen Clark spent Saturday night and Sunday with lilanche and Dessie House. Friends are glad to know that Harold Pierce, who has been n tho hospital nt Fort Worden. where his company is stationed, is Improving. George- Field and Oeorge lear ned made a business trip to Klam ath Falls Monday. Mrs. Lois Smith Uiehardsou of Oakland, Cal.. visited her sister. Mrs. -George Fields of 1'rovolt, last week. While ,1m re .she became the brido of Jim Clemens. They re turned io Oakland tho last of the week. Kmil Moore and hU aunt. Mis. Mar&hall, who have been living on Mrs. Pierce's farm, purchased the tract known as tho Mat Swan place from Mr. Heaton and moved Tues day of this week. 'Williams junior basketball team played tho Kpworth league team In Grants Pass last week, Grants Pass winning, 12 to 8. Friday evening, February 12, the P.-T. A. of Dlmmick school near Grants Pass will present tho play ,,VThc Kcjuvenation of lnclo. 311," at tho Grange hall hero. Mrs. Kradel had the misfortune to slip on the ley step Friday, strik- i ing her back on the corner of tho! step and hurting her very painfully but not seriously. She is almost! recovered at present writing. Mr. and Mrs. Kmery JJutts of Williams were business visitors at Jacksonville Monday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Kills visited 1 Mrs. Kills' mother, Mrs. In man of Murphy. Wednesday, J Mr. and Mrs. George Trask of, Medford spent the week end at the ; home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cougle of Williams. Pupils of the Williams school ob- j served Lincoln day with nppropri-j ate exercises, also Valentine day. each room having its own Valen tino box. They will present a "Washington day p r o g r a m t his afternoon. All parents are cor-j dlally nlvited. j John Itteken. Arthur AVoolfolk; and Unhurt Pennington were Grants Pass visitors Wednesday. 1 Mrs. Tom Lewinan of Pro volt, who has been In the Sacred .Heart hospital at Med ford with typhoid fever, was able to be brought home Monday, but their little daughter Alta is now Ml with typhoid fever. Mr. and Mm. C. U. Hill, Mrs., J'rescott and Mrs. Sisly of Provolt . shopped in Grants Puss Monday: and took dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Sisly. I Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Lewman wer-. shopping and transacting business in Med ford Wednesday and Mrs. Lew man had some dental work done. ; Mr. and Mrs. Louie . Patter of Grants Pass were Sunday visitors ! at the home of Mr. and Mr.. Kd Walling. I 1 j:i)K. PHKCI.VCT. Ore., Feb. 20. j (Hpl.) -dlenry Iilehardson of Los i Angeles, who is visiting his mother. ' Mrs, Delia lilihurdsou of Medford. 1 visited hU uncle, T. J, Hell of Tal- cat, last Thursday. I Albert Hell and Jeff, HeM will I leave soon for Klamath county, j where -they expect to spend .tho suiiimer. Albert Hell is an expert' ( primer and has been doing ;.soim j orchard work while in the valley tills winter. Kugene Ilosenfurthor is hauling his Newtown apples and fresh elder over the mountains to the big mills 'at Weed and other points along the highway. '."' Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Welch of -Ash-land were vHtin at the Carey lumrt l.tst Thursday. Mr. Welch has uei-n doing siiu1 work oil mon uiuonis he has placed intthe Phoe- . "i cemetery. , ;t i . , ! Mrs. I.ula Hamlin and Mis, Geo. Jackson were Medford bnsine-s visitors Wednesday forenoon. Mrs. Louie t'olve. called oil Mrs. Lula Hamlin Wednesday al'iornoon. Mrn. Kdmonia AndorsoSi and Mrs. Donna Graff is of Kast Kden I were in Medford on Wednesday. j We regret to learn that Mrs. S. P. !parnehurg is again In poor , health and is not able to be about ; her housework. j . farcy will have early cabbage ! plants ready for ea'dy setting. He also has his extensive cold frames planted and coming fine. Mrs; Tolitha Mills, who died at Jver. home in Ashland Monday ! night wan a former resilient of j Coleman: ereek for- many yeai. where with her husband, John I M 1,11s. and family, they have a number of friends. Sympathy is ! boin extended to the bereaved one in their deep t'icf. A ndrew Stevens has been haul ing some of his immense sugar beets tn poultry keepers the past week. The bet ls are so large that when curded in tlm wairm they look like stove wood. Many of them weigh n,t much as 20 pound. Work has been completed on the big culvert across Anderson race, near the I la mini home on smith highway. The project has been a big one and has taken much ex cavation and a large amount of material. However, the finished Job Is a fine one and will last many years. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Shearer of Medford spent Friday as guests of ymir correspondent. They procur ed some (if the fine M a s t o d o n strawberry plants raised at the Carey plant farm. The new five-room bungalow be ing bu.lt by Hob Smith of Phoenix on soul h highway opposite- the Lloyd Culver place, is well under way and will soon be reitdy for occupancy. A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy J toll and I'ncle Jeff I tell came to their home east of Talent Sunday evening and gave them a surprise party. They brought their musical instruments ahtns and bad some good obl-tinie nuij.ie. Ilefresbnu nts were served dm itn: eveniifc and ''"-yon, h:id an eitjin al'le hnie. .Ii-:-ts lr ae Ss. i n.l ley and L ibe Culver wr te tl:..i 1h 1,1. e iIm-jt work ami are having an enjoy. tide time in l,o A'lgeles .uul Oaktand, M,s It. ae is in IM-i niere liusi-: ner.s cuMee a: !.. Am:eles and M i'S t !vev in mi ive's t ra inlii;.; in Oakland. , j BEAGLE P.KAGLK, ore.. Feb. M - (S'pl.i l",eryone i, jilad to havn the rain.! a.s there h is mt been enough rain tip to th-.' present lime. It is hoped' that the vear will not be ;is dry as' luM. " ! Leo Mai l n v;k a Medfo'-d visitor I Saturday. Wilbur. i:ila and Laura Dlack-j man. Mary Sollie of this place and Mrs. Kuby Maytield and family of Dry creek U ft early Sunday for j Spraguo lliver. Klamath county, tot virii .paymittnl May field, who i woi king I hereon a large cat lie i a neb , They returned Tuseday, liuinu R.tmund with them, Her bert .May field staying in his place. Uayimmd will return to his work Sunday. John and Jotla Mlackt'urd uf Wil low Springs ealled at the Sanderson home Monday afternoon. They me a fter t'U o Voting, who was visiting the Sanderson boys. Cleo was railed home on account of his father having the flu. M r. Sweet ami Mr. Lucas took the Key Scouts to the banquet in Medford Monday evening. L very ono enjoyed and pro 11 ted by the message delivered by Mrs, Dunbar of Trail at the schoolhouse last Sunday. M ill on Sanderson had the mis fortune to strike Jus arm Just above the wrist with the ax while cutting wood Monday. Ualph 10! I is is out of school this week on account of the mumps. Several from here enjoyed a party given at the Hoy Mdntyre home In Medford Saturday evening. Mrs. II. A. Darnick and daugh ted Kdith of Portland spent the last weei visiting with Mrs. Har- 1 g nick's mother. Mrs. Parks, and sis- ter. Mrs. Seeginlller, and brothers here and in Medford. KJmer Lucas, while driving his car to town the other day. had the misfortune ti smash a wheel near the schuolhouse, 1 Tho school board put in some t .'-posts and now the ate;i can be kept shut and our school yard shut to the outside stock. Koy Mclntyre of Medford, Char lie Mulholleu and Park Nelson of this place are building the fence on the new road that is being put through from the llcagle road to the Dodge bridge. Mr. Xelsoii and George Lovel were .Medford visitors Monday. Mr. Harper has been on the Hick list for unite a while. Although he is up and around he lias never fully recovered from an attack of flu he had some time back. CLIMAX Iron Ore Misleads Airmen i SA I' I -T STK. M AIM V.- !') Air j corps photographers, working on ' a survey in the northern pen in - j sula of M iehigan, found their i compasses straying because of ; bin-e iron deposits in (he verjon. CLIMAX, Ore., T'eb. 20. (8pl. Harvey Morgan of Persist was u visitor at Climax Thursday. Mrs. W. F. Charley and daugh- ter, Opal, rVturnod from Medford) Friday. Mennifee Charley left hero Tuesday to work for James Owens; L. H. Wertz and daughters, Ho ler tn. ami Norma Jean, spent Tuesday in Medford. MIsh Vera Kershaw and Marian Walters visited nt Lako CrcoU TueHday. Mrs. L. II. Wertss shipped no mo dressed turkeys to San Francisco this week. . , Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hanson left Thursday fur their homo nt Sprague River after a Tew days visit at the L. H. Wertz ranch. . A bill to be proposed in the Minnesota Legislature will seek to prohibit the serving of lunches in drug stores and other place where they ar side-lines. ANDERSON CREEK ANDUHSON CliKHK. On-.. IVb. 20. (Special) Krnnk Mani"i-ss and family sp-nt Wi-iliusclay In tho valley. James MaeHowell IhjiikIH a new Irm-k this wcelc. Mih. Jess llak called nil Jin .Tamei. Mays Monday. U. .). (enler and MIfs liilth Mays were In Afllland Til's (lav ufternoon. Mr. and Mr?. Mycin of Talent spent Sunday with Mr. and Mru. Georno McAnally. Mm. .lanien Maellowcll, Mm. rharli'H Met'anna and Mrs. ''lark MacDowcll called on Mrs". I'"rank Marquess Monday. Mr. Wyalt of flranls I'i'fK was up to his ranch on Andcwn treck Wedneftday. W. Heeson of Asljand l on the creek looking aftei liml-er Thuri-day. Miss Until MnvM. Mis. and daughter, lion .N- II. Sunday in rhoenlx. Mrs. tJeorire McAnally call'-d .Mis. James M.f s Wednesday. s up Holinr Junes spent Asloria Ciencral Pctrollnm Cor Imrallon to purchasn nil pnpertles and equipment owned by Pilot Oil Co, O III "It's The INDEP AU II W, D T erchant" ' vif Merchandise Plus Spells Economy Y ANY comparison you care to make, it is economy to patronize your independent mer chant He serves you in the way you prefer gives you honest, dependable merchandise stands back of, and guarantees that merchandise Helps you in times of need, and above all gives you nothing but first quality, full weight, correctly priced merchandise. 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