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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1931)
t C . MA IL" TIM BUN E, MEDFOl lb, ()i ; K ;(X. Flf DAY, FEKRIU RY 27,-1931. i i i ,1 J ' sre.' ting wr hMJah. ft ! h her xls- M;':, i.i'.n Ml V.l ."(. r.i V.. I .!' : I .if,- J in, i! i '. . ; f I msen and .i" th 9 par4y at ly evninK, AM fe Sinip : ,; h Kh Hfhool iiJ Feb. " V - !;. ;(. Xcvtrame, i , -rr La iifley and ..i j tei tied the i ! .if to-, O. K. . ' - f'.'-iidiiy. ' 'J '1.;! lerr of Mcd .i f tcrnnon Hi . '; h.. ru. ! A i I Chapter, O. t. :iL- :ip. attended :iii'J : U-rtainmen. !.! .it Medford v. .! ii .t e h t e r. Ulanlie Clule uf Apple?at called; Sunday aft-rnuon at thn home fin Jaoknunville Wednesday. 1 t.f liih son, j.-unard Lyoim. Mrs, Johnson of Klamath Falls Mr. and Mm. I,. F. Kt linger ( Is visiting her daughter. Mir. Ah.- i Medfnrd ont SuRday with Mr. tha Canti-aJI.. , ( and Mm. U Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. MileH 'antrali. Air. and ,n. F. Lewi uf O.ik Mr. Harlan Cnntrnll and .l ru. . Orov- district called at the J- Nan RtohHdfr called at Amy's G. Miller home Wednesday. place Wednesday en route to Med-J Mr. and Mr. Fred A. Hnitrht ford. j i and drAinhter, France;!, attended Mrs. J. S. Pnrsonn of Ashland a chow in Medford Sunday, spent Tuesday with Minn IhhIc Mi-- Mr. and MrH. Jlut;h Graham Cully. ; and three nous of Vntral Point Mrs. Hazel Gottfried of' Med-were visitors Sunday of Air. and ford wftK a business vi.Mtnr in ; Mis. Leonard Lyons. Jacksonville Wednesday. ', Mr. and Mr. AVel Clark nnd Mrs. IJlonday ZundMl and two Mrs. Alex Noiri made a -irlpi sons and Margaret llorlng of Med-j in AhIiI.TihI Smiday. j ford visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Will Smith of Applecatc dis-i i:un'h here Sunday. , trict was In Jacksonville fur mip- MisH .Vein Johnson returned I plies - Wt-dnc-ilay. j homo Ui Klamath Falls the ai j mIhh draco Kirk plnnn to snond of the week, after spending sev-jth" week-end with her jjarentHj oral dayn with her Hlster, Mrs. ; at linlsey, OrcKon. ! Aletha (-anliall. . . ... j Mr. and AIih. C. W. Miller of Mr." and Mrs. Leonard Lyon,-j I'rovolf wtc dinner .quests utt had as Rnests at dinner Sunday! thr c. Chitwiod -home 'Hiurs-i Mr. and Mr. . John Lyooiw unit I day. ' . children of Medford. i Mr. and Mrs. Jlar&h, t-acherst liay Stephenso.i who Is iiv.-ai the lii.u1 :iver academy wer; worklnj; at hiH mine :ar firantsi di.in. r micstn at the V. Jl. Iiunchj I'asH. sjient Sunday at home here. ( homo in Jaeksonvillo recently. Charles Lyons X Ashland H(ent I Mrs. Yivi'in llt-ach and son.' Ilobert. returned home Tueeday from a visit with her mother, .Mm. Weaver, at Portland. ' Mrs. J. A. Marh who Iwt been ill at her home in South Jackson ville the past few days, is improv. Horn to Mr. and Mr. Guy Wal lace Monday, rebruary 23, a rlne- i pound girl. .Mm. Will Kdenn wan shopping in Medford Wednesday. CharleH Ulitch, Jr., had the miHfortuno Saturday to. fall fromi n Bhed, which he in helping build j at his parent1 home. He injiiredi his ar.kle badly. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Xorrls had nil dinner j;ueKt Sunday Mr. and Mr. Webb Clark of Medford and Miwi Maud pool of Utile Apple Kate. , Miss CIrao? Kirk Hpent the week end with 'Mrs. Lnuni French -fit her home in tho Sterling dlmrlet. J. W. Sullivan nod S. A. White cf. Asliland were dinner fcueMts at the j;rle White home Tuesday. Walter Whitney left Friday on a trip to Salem. His Fistcr, Mm. Laura Ilutchen. will accompany j him hack to Jacksonville. ; She plnns to nifiko her hmno fni-'fom1 time with Mr. Whitney and and their mother. Mm. FairkinK in South JnekKonvllle. MIbb Uernice WriRht i vlwitli)? in Klamath county this. week.,. Oeorse Hackus made a business trip to Medford Thursday morn ins. Mr. and Mm. Hush Combest ppent tho week-end visiting rela tives In Jacksonville. Mm. A'lvian IJcach entertained the Misnlonary Hociety of the Presbyterian ciuirch at her home on North Oreson Htreet Thumrtay afternoon. TwelV ladies were present. Mrs. I. A. Dew of Perry dale district, led the devotional.. Mm. E. Jverson oC Medford was present nnd gave an interest inK talk, explaining thf Syllabus. A lovely luncheon was nerved hy the hostess.' . ' mIsb Dula Kniht returned on Thursday to her homo at Van couver. Wash., after a few days' virtt with her brother, John II. Knitfht. Mr. and Mrs. Warner of Klam a h Falls were visitor Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark. Miss Minnie Hueners is at home with her parent.- for a time. She .- t.-It::'; V Y r.A y.". V. i: i.' 'i '151 ii Ill has bpen emproyefl as bookkepr In a Medford firm. Mr. and Mm. P. J. Klrkpat. rick of Oak Grove district, wte 4yisltojs ho e Sunday. . Mrs. rternice J'enninKS nnd Mrs. Claire Morris of Medford wti callers In Jacksonville Tuesd.vv evening. Vinltors from a distance who recently registered at the Jackson, ville museum were I. o. JJnk, Flllllncft, Mont.; Hobert O. Clnnl; and Dorothj" O. Klnnke, lfomi Ulver. Ore.; Mr. nnd Mrs. J(ih Anderson, Ardmore,- Perm.; .Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Layeson, San Fran Cisco; George C. Bomemann. S;ir Francisco; i C. M. Khunn, CoUaw Grove. Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Oior;p Hazadd, Sanuache. Colo., and John F. Carrol, pprtland. Mr. and Mrs. Art IJndsoy who have resided here for some time, in the houfie owned by George Uttlf on Fourth street, have moved to Medford. Mr. Lindscy is a barber Mr. nnd Mrs. II. I. Metzfcor ami family moved the firnt of this week to the residence formerly owned by A. R. Enyart in South Jacksonville. j I. .ml. ii.-lit.1 .'' A. ). :!'.-r.!.-, K.y n'.;:h'. . i'. r-.l.. t l-'.'-'M xuwk !. !!!'. hwneht "Kicr al Ir-lv 1 !; i ..I. u.-'i .! !; Vt'. liillih '' . .mitn. ....', af i '.visii -.ii.':,! h;;-.-.I ir. (it.. i I.. 'i-'"1 . '-I'.fi-; .i- .-'t--!l !- U.ifi. , n- i. '.i.. -nt-.! )" i;:n." M , ! '-.(-. ,..ii ' - I ViV-'-I -. i;i .1 : u!-- -.: .(. , ,-l .1 ,,j i, - t. - , r .-: - , J' - ;.,! :; - - -i ! -.-i -. . : ,i i:. , V - '.!-,- , , . ,, ,, J... 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