rEDFOTCD M51L JfEDFORn, OT?EGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1933.
PJGE SEVES
Table Rock
TABLE ROCK. Aug. 11. (Spl)
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Briggs Sr., Ol
Ashland, and Mrs. McNalr of Bev
rly Hill, parents and sister of Mrs.
Charles Angle, visited here Tuesday
and attended the water carnival at
Bybee bridge.
Mr, Lever of the faculty of Lin
field college at McMlnnvllle, was a
, business visitor at the C. W. Sage
) home Monday,
Prank Hensley Is still suffering
from Injuries received when he was
kicked In the face by a horse.
Mlsa Owen Houston was a bouse
guest at the R. E. Nealon's this
week.
Miss Jessie Seabrooke, Misses Edith
and Ruth Sage, are among those
taking advantage of the excursion
rates to Portland Friday evening.
While north the Misses Sage will
visit their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. D. Sage, at Diley.
Mr. and Mrs. John McBrlde and
Miss Mildred Cregory are enjoying
a vacation on McKenzle river.
Mrs. Lulu Pendland of Marshfleld,
arrived Thursday to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. John Nealon, and family.
Dr. L. D. Inskeep and family of
1 Medford. Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Hoev
" enberg of Sams Valley, Mr. and Mrs.
Flelsher and son Ja,mes, of Central
Point, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quacken
bush of Coker Butte, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Scherer of Tolo, were among
the large crowd that attended the
water carnival at Bybee bridge Au
gust 8.
Stanley 'Lydlard of Medford spent
last week here stacking the grain
on his mother's farm.
The Nealon-Wllson threshing out
fit finished operations here last Sat
urday and moved to the Sams Val
ley district.
The swimming classes conducted
at the Bybee bridge the past two
weeks by Miss Evelyn Hamilton, were
brought to a close Tuesday eve
ning with a water carnival. Swim
ming races and water stunts of many
kinds were carried on which amused
the crowd of nearly five hundred.
Many prizes and Red Cross awards
were given out. The people of the
community feel deeply Indebted to
Miss Hamilton for her generous do
nation of her time In giving these
valuable Instructions.
Eagle Point
Tolo
TOLO, Aug. 11. (Spl.) Mrs. Stella
Lewis and children of Table Rock
visited at the Stevens home Sunday.
Mr; and Mrs. Lionel Cox and Chet
Flurey and family of Medford pic
nicked at Tolo swimming hole Sun
day. The "lnteparable four" Fred Bos
worth, Ralph Buckles. Donald Apple
gate and Edward Inmann had a
moonlight picnic and swim Monday,
but when It came to touting shins,
welnera and marshmallows they re
sorted to a campflre.
Greens and Tracys were Joint hosts
at a river party Wednesday, honor
In Mrs. Kruger and daughters of
Wellington. Kans. Misses Marjory
and Elizabeth Davis were Invited
guests.
The Community club met Thurs
day at the echoolhouse to clean the
clubrooms.
Fern Valley
FERN VALLEY. Aug. 11. (Spl)
Miss Goldte Higdon spent last week
in Portland visiting her sister Deah.
and other relatives and friends, re
turning Saturday night.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the carnival In Medford last week.
T. R. Hughes, celebrated a birth
day August 3. His guests lor the
evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Mes
senger and family, Mr. and Mrs
Marshall and family.
Miss Ima Dean, who la a guest of
her sister this summer Is spending
the week with friends in Talent.
Ralph Dewlt has accepted manage
ment of one of the Wing orchards
and will be moving from his home
here to the orchard near Jackson
ville In the near future. His son
Nicholas, will have charge of the
orchard here. Harry Steele Jr., will
assist him.
The threshing machine went
through here last week.
Ralph Zumwalt of Jacksonville was
here on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cotton of Med
ford were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Messenger Sunday.
Miss June McOoy of Mt. Shasta,
Calif., who Is visiting at the Olsen
home, and Ivan Olsen were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marshall Sat
urday evening.
Miss Atleen Latham and Mrs. Ern
est Beer of MedUOrd, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Beer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Hughes.
Miss Zola Lowden was the lunch
eon guest of Miss Valeria Whitney
at the Royal Crest orchard Friday.
Donald Wheeler of Medford. was
calling on friends here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and chil
dren were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Castner In Bellvlew Sunday eve
ning.
The apricot season la just over.
A very large crop was harvested
here.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Morris and family
called on Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hughes
Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Morris are from Los Angeles, the
guests of their parents, whose home
is In Ashland.
Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 11. (Spl.)
Royal Neighbor lodge member an
preparing a lunch room In the build
ing formerly occupied by Norrla' cuh
grocer, at which place they will
serve lunchea during the Gold Rush
Jubilee. A meeting will be beld at
thU place August 16 to make further
plana.
Mr. and lira. O. W. Oodward went
to Crater Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Dorrls, who haa been
visiting her .liter. Mra. Katie Hoff
man, returned Sunday morning to
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and vitamins. These
are the vital elements
Nature so generously
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And you can have them,
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It's the very food of youth! Just
whole wheat with nothing added or
taken away. Ready cooked, ready to
eat. Yes, ready to serve in many de
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with fresh or preserved fruit.
Try it tomorrow, and the next day;
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EAGLE POINT, Aug. 11. (Special)
C. P. Davles went to Klamath Falls
August 3 as a state witness In the
Fehl case. He found he was not
needed and returned the same day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hatfield of
Reese Creek visited at the L. K.
Hftak home August 6.
Mrs. Wlnnlfred Tucker and chll-
riren Vlroll an. n.-Ho-a . t
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boro, spent the afternoon August 6
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra.
L. K. Haak. Mrs. Ed Tucker of
Brownoboro was also a guest at the
Haas home. They had been to the
Linn orchard for apricots.
Churlea Wisdom and family re
turned to their camp above Butte
Falls August 7. They Sad been gath
ering vegetables from their garden
on the Arglee Green place and had
also been to Phoenix, where they
have a place rented.
Mr. and Mrs. Price Quesenbnury
and children, Eva and Marlon, of
Modesto, Cal., who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mra. Carl Each for the
past week, returned to their home
August 0, via the Redwood highway.
Mrs. Quessenbury is a sister of Mrs.
Esch, and a daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. John Oosterhout.
Charlie Clngcade threshed for Ouy
Pruett August 8 He had a good
yield of barley, oats, and wheat.
Howard Short la building a new
poultry house. I. H. Kline la doing
the carpenter work.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stanley and
children made a trip to the Klamath
section Thusrday and report the cat
tle there to be In fine condition.
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ana wile. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Harley. of Eugena cam to accom
pany lier home.
Mra. John Price spent Sunday a
a auen or MUa Isale McCully.
Mr. and Mra St. Clair and chil
dren were business visitors In Med
ford Monday.
Mrs. Blair of Crescent City called
at the Clogston home Tuesday.
Joe Hall and Amos Orvald of Orlf
fen Creek celled In Jacksonville on
Monday.
Miss Violet Olson spent the past
week at the D. R. Stewart borne In
Medford.
Mr. and Mra. Pred Pick and daugh
ter, Virginia, enjoyed trip to Cra
ter Lake Sunday, returning home by
way of Klamath Falls.
Missionary society of the Preaby
terlan church will have the -pick
and shovel" booth at the Gold Rush
Jubilee again this year at the cor-
ner of the old 0. S. hotel. Hot dog
and hamburger sandwiches and oof
fee wtu be served.
Mia. Jesa Taylor and daughter of
Big Applegate and Mr. and Mra, Jo
Martin and daughters and grand
daughter of Corrallla called on
friends Friday.
meads her hav received word
from Mra. Mary Norvell at Yoaemtt
Park stating ah will soon return to
JacksbnvUle.
Mlas Alice Koefs and Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Knight spent Tuesday even
ing with Mr. and Mra. John M. Price
at the Pacific state mine.
Mis Evelyn Applegate of San
Pranclaco left for her home Wed
neaday after spending the summer
with ner sisters, Mrs. O. W. Miller
of Provolt and Mra. o. c. Chitwood.
Mra. Chitwood accompanied her to
San Francisco tor a week's visit.
Mr. and Mra. John R. Knight spent
th wsek end at tfielr mining claim
at Star Qulch. They have begun
building their cabin.
Mrs. James For beat and sons, Stu
art and Lester Wendt. returned Sun
day following two weeks of camp
ing near th Applegate atore.
Word baa been received by rela
tlvea here that Wesley Hart man, who
la In a hospital In Portland, la some
what Improved.
Long Mountain
LONG MOUNTAIN. Aug. It. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mr. Marsh Oarrett called
at the Holman homo Tuesday.
Qraj. Henry and Mary Ellen Hol
man spent several dava In Ashland
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Ella
Holman.
A Joint plcnlo wsa given at the
Ashland Llthla park Sunday. Attend
ing were Mr. and Mra. Bill Perry.
Mrs. Stewart, Paultn Ellis, Mrs.
Poole, 8am Harnlah. Mr. and Mrs.
w. R. Holman and family, Mr. acl
Mra. ftay Harnlah and family. Mra.
Dunn, Mr. and Mra. Sam Coy and
son Sammy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith
and Lhildren 1-yle and Barbara, Bon
ney Jean Stowell, and Mrs. Ella Hol
man of Ashland.
The thresher la busy In this vi
cinity threshing grain.
Mr. and Mra. Carlyl Natwlck and
son. Tommy, and Jackie Stowell spent
several days t Diamond Lak.
Mra. Alice Nichols, two brother
and on slater of Drain, Ore- and
Betty Qtbson of Eagle Point all mo
tored to Crater Lake Tuesday. They
have epetn several days here wltih
her.
Visit Hales Miss Ruth Hal of En
terprise Is here visiting Mr. and Mr.
E. Hal on Rldgeway Drlv.
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