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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1933)
PACE SEVEN Local and Personal Putnam Baby 111 Baby Vera Put nam was reported ill at the Sacred Hert hoepiUl Friday. From Prospect Mr. and lira. Carl Damm of Prospect were among busl neaa visitors In Medford Saturday. Start! Vacation Lawrence Crocker, clerk at the Medford post office is enjoying a vacation, which started Friday. Patton Arrives Home Hamilton . Patton returned Saturday morning from a several weeks' business visit . through the east. Mr. Moulton 111 Mrs. Allison Moulton la a patient this week for medical treatment at the Sacred Heart Hospital. Leaves for North Steve A. Moore, who hss been detailed to the Wenat chee forest as scaler, left yesterday for Wen tehee, Wash. Upturns Here Curt Fowler return ed to Medford Saturday from Coos Bay, and reported fine weather, with wonderful surf fishing. Visit Mrs. Bryant Mrs. T. R. Bry ' ant snd daughter from Medford are visiting over the week-end with Mrs. Martha Bryant. Ashland Daily Tid ings. On Vacation Q. O. Sanden, letter carrier out of the local post office. is starting his full vacation today, which will extend for nearly two weeks. Gun Stolen Harold Wells of 210 West Jackson street reported to city police Saturday morning that a tar get gun had been stolen from his residence. Visit Daughter Air. and Mrs. B. J. Anfinson of Portland have arrived gin Medford to spend a week as guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Tice. Goes to Dakota Mrs. Marie Barnes, . formerly with the Green Lantern cafe here, left Friday by motor for South Dakota, where she will visit her parents, and friends. To Reside Here Mrs. C. A. Parsons of Nesco. Ore., arrived In Medford on the Saturday morning Shasta to make her home with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Parsons. Hike from East Ronald and Jewel Harper arrived In Medford last week after an interesting hitch-hiking trip from South Dakota. The boys are guests of their uncle, L. A. Young and family. Melchlor Here M. J. Melchlor, field representative of the World War Vet erans State Aid commission Is spend ing a few days in Medford and while here Is making his headquarters at the office of Carl Y. Tengwald. local representative of the commission, Visits Camps C. J. Buck, regional forester from the offices in Portland and Karl Janouch, assistant super visor of Rogue River national forest. spent yesterday inspecting the Upper Rogue river CCC camp, the construc tion Just completed at the union creek station, arid. the blister rust camp at Woodruff Meadows. Friday they visited Camp Applegate. Busseya Visit. Here Mr. and Mrs. Lee Basse y of Glendale were visitors in Medford yesterday. Mrs. Bussey is remembered as the former Lunetta Pollock. e Home from Conference Miss Lil lian Roberts, secretary of the Jackson county nea cross, nu reiurnea to this city from Salem, where she at tended the regional conference of the Red Cross Tuesday. Schmidts In Town Mr. and Mrs Will Schmidt were Medford visitors Saturday from their ranch, "Oregon s Swltaerland." east of town. Their new home under construction, Is nearlng completion, they reported. Catch Fish George Paris and Eu gene Than os reported yesterday that they made a successful fishing trip to Little Butte creek Friday. They caught a trout weighing l pounds, and three weighing one-half pound each Struck by Car Jerry Ruddell who resides at 601 East Main street was knocked down Friday afternoon by the automobile which Fred Hesse 1 grave of Central Point was driving. Ruddell did not suffer any serious Injuries. To Grants Pass Cal. C. Wells, dep uty United States marshal, left Sat urday for Grants Pass, from which city he will continue . to Portland with W. C. Beckley, who has been ar rested on a charge of setting forest fires. GeBauer Leaving Harold GeBauer, who spent last week in Eugene for rush week on the Oregon campus, is leaving today for San Francisco where he will enter a vocational school. He will make his home In the south with his sister, Mrs. H. R. Pace. Economist Stops Here J. S. Neu steadt of San Mateo, Cal., a profound student of economics and Interna- tlonal relations, on which subjects he has written several books, was in I Medford Thursday and Friday, calling number of old friends, among them Attorneys Gus Newbury and Donald Newbury. Accompanied oy Mrs. Neusteadt. he la enjoying a va cation In southern Oregon and will spend considerable time on Smith river, where he has a summer home. Mr. Neusteadt formerly owned or chard tracts here and now has some real property in Medford, whioh ne was looking over. Gene Stowell, winner The good old fiddlln by Gene Stowell, well-known southern Oregon pioneer took first honors and the five dollars cash prize in last Saturday's CCC soloist radio; contest. The radio audience, elected Mr. Stowell winner of first place by wide margin, indicating the popu larity of the old time unvarnished melodies, played as they were In the days of Mr. Stowell's youth. It was Interesting to learn that of fifteen CCC members participating in the contest, thirteen of them drew votes In the final count. The contest of last Saturday was another success for the participants, and the radio au dience responded ,wlth votes from most all southern Oregon points. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH PAID for men-e secondhand suits, odd 9oats. oats and shoes Will H. Wilson. 33 N Front St. TOP PRICES oaid for 2nd hand fur niture. Berry dale 2nd Hand Store 1603 n Riverside pnone sett WANTED Married man on farm give use of nouM ana garaen iana. ana pay what time work on farm, close to Medford. Only farmer reply. 588 care Tribune. TRADE 1927 Chevrolet ton truck for model A car. Box 01, Jacksonville J. H. Patrick. FOR SALE: Large size "Tileona" cir culator heating stove, burns wood or coal. In good condition. 79 Baura street, or phone 3S4-R. Ashland. Business Caller F. P. Knight of John Morrell and company wit a vis-! ttor here yesterday from Eugene. Mr. Eaton 111 James Eaton was brought to the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday afternoon in a very serious condition. From Klamath Falls Thomas W Delzell of Klamath Falls was a busi ness visitor In Medford during the past week. At Prospect Miss Suwtte Stennett Is guest over the week-end at Pros pect of Miss Patricia Carlon and Miss Georgia Webb. Have Arm Ailments Mrs. Whipple and Mrs. Owens of this city were pa tients yesterday at the Sacred Heart hospital for arm ailments. Goes to Bend J. C. Boyle, vice president in charge of operation for the California Oregon Power company was a business visitor In Bend last week. Gets Building Permit A building permit was Issued Saturday to C. A. Whlllock for general repair work on the residence st 408 West Sixth street at a cost of (250. Attend Bar Association A number' of local attorneys motored to Grants Pass last night for the meeting of the Southern Oregon Bar association Among them was Attorney Gus New Report Typhoid The county health office said today that a case of ty phold fever had been reported In Jacksonville. The office will make tests to determine the source of the typhus germs. On Business Trip Don Runyard, lighting specialist for the California Oregon Pawer company and W. E Potter of the Edison Electric CO. of Portland were business visitors In Yreka last week. Callers Saturday C. A. Baker of Phoenix was a business caller in Medford yesterday. Others from that district were Mrs. Donna Graffls and Mrs. Chub Anderson. Mrs. E. J. Board' man and Mrs. J. s. Boardman of Cen tral Point were also callers. Gets Mute Tall George Allen of California weighed in a 205-pound mule tall deer which he shot in east ern Oregon, according to Hubbard Bros.' store, where the animal was weighed Friday. Down from Protpect Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn were visitors down yes terday from Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Frldegar were here from Ashland and Mlas Polite Brltt over from Jack sonville for some Saturday shopping Report Accident V. E. Falwell of the Pierce Auto company reported to city police that his truck was run into by the automobile which R. C. Scogglns waa driving. Falwell told of ficers that the truck was parked tti the corner of Main and Central street when the Scogglns car struck It yesterday. Guests Here Miss Jean Delmarte., Presbyterian missionary at Seoul, Ko rea, and her mother, Mrs. J. E. Del marter of California were house guests Thursday of Mrs. C. D. Bean of this city. During the afternoon Mrs. Bean entertained at open house In their honor, a number of members of the Missionary society of the Pres byterian church calling during the afternoon. Miss and Mrs. Delmarter continued to Chicago and Boston from here. Election Monday Every member of the local American Legion post Is urged to be on hand at tomorrow nights meeting to cast his vote In the annual election of officers. The meeting will take place at the Arm ory at 8 o'clock and some Important matters will be discussed during the business session which will precede the election. A number of well-known Legionnaires have been nominated for the various officers who will guide the destinies of the local post dur- j ing the coming year and some keent competition is expected "to aoveiop. A special invitation has been extend ed by Post Commander L. C. Gar lock to all out of town members to be present and to cast their ballots for their favorite candidates. t Mrs Hattle Reames White. Accredited .Piano teacher, studio 320 Laurel St Tel. 449-M. Bowmans9 Shop Being Moved To South Central lttes this week-end and will be tn the new location at 10 and 18 South Central avenue Tuesday. Sept. 20. The shoo on West Main street will be I closed all day tomorrow tn prepara- j ! lion tor opening the new place. j Bowman's beauty parlor and barber A partition will separate the wo- ihop are completing moving acUv- j men's beauty salon from the Unisonal , department, both of which are being attractively decorated and equipped with ad modern conveniences to make Bowman's one of the most up-to-date shops In Medford. according to Mr. wid Mrs. Carl Bowman. The tomb of Zachary Taylor, for mer president, Is at Louisville, Ky. Giant Cottonwood Iree. FORD, Kan. (UP1 A giant Cot tonwood tree on the J. C. Lovett farm here U said to be the largest in the etate. It Is only 80 feet high, but is 25 feet In circumference and fl;i feet In diameter at Its base. 1 i m i i ! ' 'i - i i , , . . i . 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