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J MTTDTTORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ilEDFORD, OKEGOX. "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1932. PAGE TWO BELOVED PIONEER TO LAST RE Bitabeth Mann, one of our ftw re maining beloved ploneeri, passed to her reward at her home In Central Point, Oregon December 38, at I a. m. after a very ahort lllneaa. Although ahe waa pact BO year of age her death was unexpected, aa ahe waa very active up until the last. Bhe waa a real dent of southern Oregon for 44 yeara Mrs. Mann waa born at Clay county, Missouri. In Augu, lOIS. 8he and ha husband. William Mann, now deceased, atarted from Kansas In 1879, with an emigrant train, taking their four children, Joe Mann, John Mann, Preston Mann, Mrs. Susan Irwin (Preston Mann la now deceased.) The train consisted of 180 wagona and approximately 1000 people. They had minor dlfflcultlea on the road, and twice the Indiana stampeded their stock, which delayed them for several days. From Kansas they came directly to Portland, Ore., taking all summer to make the trip. From Portland they went to Grand Bonds, Ore., (now La Grande), thence " to Modoe in Klamath county, and Modoc to Central Point, by way oi Crater lake In September, 1888, tak ing two daya to make the trip, Mrs, Mnnn waa a very courageous mother and wife, and one of those wonderful persons who helped blar.e the troll and helpeil build this great northwest. Sho will be mourned and missed by a host of friends both In northern and southern Oregon. She leaves three children, two sons, Joe Mann and John Mann of Central Point, and Mrs. Suslo Irwin of Cali fornia, alx grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren. . Funeral eervloea will be conducted from the Perl Funeral Home Friday at 3 o'clock, Hev, J. M. Johnson of ficiating. Intermont at Central Point cemetery. Ing and daughters, Mlldrti. Marjo rie and Oweneth; Mlaaea Ruth Burch and Mlsa Alvla Elliott, wno are spend ing the holidays Ellen Mae Standard, and J Lottie Watrlna and Mrs. Lydla Vincent. A jolly time waa enjoyed about the Christ mas tree aa gifts were exchanged. Mr. and Mra. H. W. Frame were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Walter Prazer Brown In Medford Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Slshop and fam ily apent Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mra. John Owens near Eagle Point. Mra. Lilly Salzman la spending the Christmas holidays with her Bisters In southern California. Mrs. Fred Furry, Mra. Richard Far mer and Leo Furry were dinner guests of Mrs. E. E. Rcames Christ mas day. Mra. Mtlo Furry entertained with a dinner for Mr. and Mra. Rob Furry and daughter, Marietta; Mra. faille Steadman, Mr, and Mra. Norvan Wal ters and daughter, Helen. Mr. and Mra. John Mast enter tained at Christmas dinner for Mr.' and Mra. Bob Hayes and family, Mr. and Mra. A. B. Fisher and Delia and Fred Mast. Mra. Brook Montgomery entertain ed at dinner for Mr. and Mra. Jim McAbe and children, Pauline. Jean nette and Harold, and Mr. and Mra. Marvin Montgomery and tro boya, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mra. Montgomery, and children. Mrs. C. B. Ward entertained with dinner on Chrlatmaa day for Mr. and Mra. Ray Ward, Mr. and M.S. Stew art Porter and family, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Ob berg, Mr. and Mra, Lovelle Perns and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wheeler and aon. Mr. and Mra, M. L. Hartley enter tained Mr. and Mra. Newton, Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley and family at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hartley and sons, Joe and Collins, enjoyed Christ mas eve at the home of Mra. Hart leys slater, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Frost, at Ashland. Other gueats were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Klmmell, from Red ding, Cal; Mr. and Mra. .H. T. Mitch ell of Ashland, Ml&s Marjorle Poley Lostlne and Mr. and M:a. W. M. Po. ley. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Denser were dinner gueaU at the home of their daughter, Mra. Elden Corthell, at Ashland. Other guests were Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Drake; Messrs. Lee, Roy, Marshall and Howard Danger, and Ray Yost and aons, Roger and Clay ton, and daughter, Lola. Mr. and Mra. Ray West, spent the Christmas eve at the bom of Ml. and Mra. Oeorge Drake. Mr. ard Mrs. itoy Burleson enter tained with a party Christina eve for I Mr. and Mra. Ed StlUwell. Mr. and Mra. Jack Clark, Mr. and Mra. Frank Breen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caster and ) family, Ray Edwards, and Misses Elva and syou caster. Mr. and Mra. Frank Denzer and. Mlsa Leah Dietrich and Ray Stringer silent Chrlstma day at the home of Mr. aud Mra. Win. Dietrich. Mr. and Mr. Ed Jurtd. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Bourne, Mr. and Mr. Floyd Watklna and daughter, Evelyn Jean, and Messrs. George Bo urea and Mose Watklna were guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Watklna Chrlatmaa day. Miss Barbara Hearn, who attend college at Consuls, I home for the holiday. Joe Hartley, who teaches In school near Portland, la spending the holi days with his parents here. Miss Ellen Mae Standard, who 1 working In Portland, 1 spending the holidays with her parents here. She has a hr guests Mis Ruth Burch and Mlaa Alvl Elliott. Eugene Reamea, w.ho baa been working on a large dairy ranch near Lakevlew, la spending a lew oiji here visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mra. Art Osburg of Seattle ! are spending a few days visiting at . the home of Mrs. Osburg's mother, ' Mra. C. B. Ward, and with other rela- I Uvea here. Mr. and Mra. Fred Morse spent Sunday evening at the Ray Ward borne. Dr. Dan E. and Susie V. Standard, Mra. Lydla Vincent, Miss Lottie Wat kins, Miss Ella Mae Standard and Miss Kutn burch and Alvla Elliott spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. O. N. Poling. Mrs. Lillian Coleman entertained with Christmas dinner for Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hearn, Miss Barbara Hearn, Miss Fay Carver and Harry Reamee, Mr. and Mra. Sylvester Stevens were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. Sam Young Chrlstma day. Mrs. Bert Stancllffe enteralned with dinner on Chrlstma day Mr. and Mra. Charles Turpln, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Turpln and Woodford Turpln. Mra. Val Cheney of Portland la her spending a few days at th horn of her parenta, Mr. and Mra. Wright. Mr. .nd Mra. H. W. Frame were dinner gueats at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I, W. Frame Monday. Table Rock TABLE ROCK. Dec. 28 (Spl.) The Messer family has moved to the McKinla ranch In the Sams Valley district." Edmund Morris and wife and baby of Corvallla are spending the holldaya with home folk here. The Dunlap and Lydlard famine were dlnne.' guest at the Barnum home In Phoenix Christmas day. Many of our citizens attended the funeral of the late J. C. Pendleton at Medford last Tuesday. Mr. Pendle ton had been a resident of this dis trict since 1803 and waa quite prom inent In Its social and business act ivities. He was known here as a great lover of horsea. for many yeara en gaging In the horse business during which time he raised and trained several horses for the county fair race which wer held then at the old fair grounda near Central Point. Mr. Pendleton up to th laat ftwi year, took an active part in politics, serving twice a county assessor and many yeara as deputy. He was known as a good neighbor and one who would go far out of hla way to aid hi friend In times of distress and sorrow. Miss Bee Seabrook of Portland, spent Christmas here with her par ents, returning to Portland Monday. The S. M. Tuttle family are recov ering from an Influenza attack. Other victims of the disease are Floyd Hart and Mr. Clemens. Harry Tonn of the Lake Creek sec tion was a Chrlstma day visitor here. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Kyle were among tbose present at the Christ- mss tree program here Saturday night. Mr. Kyle 1 now forman of the Modoc orchard, where he and hla wife are making their home. Sam Newman reports the loss of a valuable work horse laat week. Mr. Dunlap la getting things In shape so that he and hla wife can move onto their tanch here In the near future. Preaching services conducted by Rev. Ira Hart of Talent were held in the school house every night last 'week. ' rmi. severe many i & -"""tatotolS-, nnual Chrl.,m . here Saturday m,C gram conslwing of . nd play, were children sod e4nr J? 2 PHONl 1300 -For- TOWING or Wrecker Service Anywhtre-sj,, tin, Lewis Super Senke IN SCHERMERKORF A "plurlea citation" waa f!Ud this afternoon by Attorney Porter J. Neff in the recount petition against Gor don L. Schermerhorn. An affidavit accompanied the "plurlea citation," setting forth that Coroner W. H. Con ger haa been unable to find Schermer horn within the confines of Jackson county. A "phirlea citation" la not as bid aa It sounds, and, In plsln English, stripped of legal verbiage, means "the third citation." Coroner Conger, who acts as sheriff, in mattera in which the sheriff la legally concerned, makea dally vtalts to the. Schermerhorn home In an ef fort to locate him. According to report received by Attorney Neff'a oflice, Schermerhorn la In Yreka. Calif., and vicinity, but la expected to show up at the court house next Tuesday morning to be sworn In aa aherlff, when the coro ner will serve the citation upon him. This accomplished, Schermerhorn, through counsel, will move. It Is aald, to block the recount, upon legal grounds. Under Oregon law, a recount must be held, "In not less than three days, nor more than seven days," after ser vice haa been matte. The official count gave Schermer horn a majority of 123 In the race for sheriff, over Ralph G. Jennings, "write-In" candidate at the last elec tion. The petition asserts that 381 Jennings votes were discarded by elec tion boards on technicalities and that Jennings was elected shorlff by not less than 07 votes. LOAN ASSOCIATIONS SEEK LOAN PRIVILEGE PORTLAND. Dec. 38. (AP, KmerRncy action to enable the Ore gon Saving! and Building and Loen associations to participate In the r vlcea of the federal h.ima loan bank will be requested of the Oregon legis lature at the opening of the apeclal aeulon January S. Members of the tcgUlatlve committee of the Oregon lague cf Loan flMoclntlona reached thta decision yesterday. 4 Phoenix PHOENIX, Dec. 38. (SpU Many Christmas dinners and pnrtlea were enjoyed by residents of the town and communities surrounding, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. N. poling en- . tertalned for Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Poling and family Xlr and Mra. Arthur Render of Se attle apent the Christmas holiday at the home of Mra. Render's parents. Mr. and Mra. W. O. Gunawsy. Trfra. Chub Anderson entertained 'jrith a dinner for Mra. Addle Barne burg, Fred Barneburg, Kenneth Bameburg. Mrs. Donna Giaffla, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson and aon. 8am, and the hostees, Mrs. Chub An derson. Mra. L. O. Caster entertained with a dinner 0:1 chrlstma day for Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Burleson and daughter, fcvilrley. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caur and aons. Otto, Noimsn and Dean; Mr. and Mra. G. W. Medler and son, Buster: Mrs. Mary ft. Ellison; the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. L. O Caster, and daughters, Elva and Sy bil. Mra. M. F. Sheets entertained with dinner on Chrtatmaa for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crowl and children and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Sheets, and children, Billy and Eleanor. Dra. Dan t. and Susie V. Standard entertained with a Christmas break fast for Mr. and Mra. J. O. N, Pol- You Get More For Your Money By Reading The Ads In 'J'HE thing you have to have ... the necessities of your life will take a goodly share of it. Your object to so buy these things that your margin of savings, for amusement, and those little luxuries that make life so pleasant, will be increased. rURING 1931 and 1932 you have learned many a practical lesson in sound buying. 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