aiEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1933.
PAGE NINE
Local and Personal
111 Mcrtford Today Mm. J, 0. Plrc
or Cold Hill wm a caller In Med ford
today attending to business matters
and shopping.
t
Wilcox Improved Paul Wilcox was
returned to his home yesterday from
the Sacred Heart hospital, where he
was a surgical case.
Dickey Is Guest George Dickey of
Harrlman, Tenn.. Is a guest of his
brother. D. W. Dickey, at his home
south of Med ford.
Has Tonsils Out Miss Margaret
Flndley of Central Point underwent
an operation for removal of her ton
sils at the Community hospital to
day. Goes to Ashland Captain Charles
H. Barnwell, Jr., of the CCC district
headquarters here, left on the Or
gonlan this morning for Ashland to
attend to business matters.
Recovering Nicely James Ackley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ackley, is
recovering satisfactorily after under
going an operation at & local hospital
last Saturday.
Smith Is Visitor Charley Smith,
representing the Burroughs Adding
Machine company, is spending sev
eral days in Medford on business
this week.
To Have LuncheonLady Klwanlans
will have a covered dish luncheon
. on Monday at 1 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. C. S. Butterfleld, It was an
nounced today.
Visit O'l-enrys Mr. and Mrs. N
Neff of Medford spent several days
this week as guests of the Lew
O'Leary family, who reside on the
Redwood highway.
To Grants Pass J. J. Skinner of
the investment department of the
California Oregon Power company.
returned to Grants Pass yesterday,
having spent two days In Medford on
business.
Daddy's Night Tonight Daddy'a
night will be observed at the Wash
lngton school tonight. An invitation
has been extended all school patrons.
who are asked to gather there
0:30 o'clock.
Ingllng In Medford Harry Ingling
of Ashland was a visitor In Medford
last evening, attending Commander
James E. VanZandt'a address, at. th.e
Armory, before members of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars.
To Give Service Joint Missionary
society of the M. E. church will con
duct a thank offering service Sunday
evening at the church, with a pag
nt for a special part of the pro
gram. All persons are welcome.
In Medford Today Attorney Ed
win B. Aahurst of the home loan ad
ministration for Klamath county, la a
visitor In Medford today, conferring
with Attorney E. E. Kelly, who holds
a similar position for Jackson county.
In Medford Thursday Jeorge Hil
ton. Sr., and Ben Hilton of near
Grants Pass were in Medford on bus!
ness Thursday. They were former
residents of this county and are grow
ing hops In Josephine county.
Leaves Hospital R. T. Nichols of
510 South Grape street, who recently
underwent a minor operation at the
Sacred Hart hospital, left yesterday
for his home In a much Improved
condition.
Guild Sale Tomorrow The Econ
omy meat market on East Main street
will be the scene tomorrow of the St.
Mark's Guild food sale, which will
be in session throughout the day,
offering many contributions to the
Sunday dinner.
Demonstration Planned Miss
Louise Hollenback, supervisor of art
In the Medford schools, will give a
demonstration tomorrow at the meet
ing of the Primary Teachers' council,
called for 1:30 o'clock at the court
house auditorium. Each member Is
asked to bring her crayons.
Evangelistic Services Dr. C. W.
Cutler will have the evangelistic serv
ices at the First Baptist church Sun
day morning and evening. The ladles'
quartet will sing "Can I Forget" at
the morning service, and at the even
In service Helen Judy will entertain
with a aolo, "A Sinner and the Song."
Wells Returns Deputy United
States Marshal Cal C. Wells returned
to Medford today on the Oregonian
from Portland, where Wednesday he
took 10 federal prisoners from Klam
ath county. All ten were booked on
charges of selling liquor to Indians,
Officer Wells said.
Formerly of Ashland Harry Ray
mond, about 48 years of age. former
resident of Ashland, ended his own
life by asphyxiation in Portland Wed
nesday, according to information re
ceived here today. According to the
information he was found dead m bis
room by a woman who brought him
his laundry. Ashland Dally Tidings.
File Report An accident report
was on file at the city police station
todav concerning the collision be
1 twen the cars driven by Jeff Morely
of the CCC district headquarters and
Harold Hubler of 859 E.t Ninth
street. The accident occurred at 4:45
o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the
corner of Sixth and Front streets.
DANCE
DAD DYNGES
Grand Opening
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
Saturday, Nov. 25
Two Orchestras
Two dances, one admission
Big Hall ; Small Hall
Jazz Old Time
Men 35c. Ladies 10c
Inrtted to Swtlw All mother of
boys and girl, who are enrolled In
the Intermediate department o( the
Preabyterlan Sunday school, are In.
vlted to the opening exercises at the
service Sunday morning at 0:30
o'clock, it in announced today.
Members of Roxy Ann Orange to
day extended their thanks to Jack
son county people who aided the
Orange In getting food, nuppllea and
shelter for the widow and her chll
dien of that district left destitute
by the fire which destroyed their
home early this week. Mrs. Lillian
Andrews, secretary of the Grange to
day stated that the family had bran
given enough to make thtm comfort
able.
TO MEDFORD CENTER
After 17 years In the lame offices.
Dr. Charles T. Sweeney has decided
to move and on Monday opens his
new offices In the Medford Center
building. These offices will consist
of six rooms, Including two recep
tion rooms, consulting room, labra
tory, treatment room and physio
therapy room.
It Is believed Dr. Sweeney will have
one of the most up to date, and best
equipped medical suites In the south-
ern part of the state.
STRIKING OF METEOR
VIEWED BY STEVENS
George W. Stevens, who resides In
the Fern Valley section, was a visitor
in Medford this morning, and re
ported that the strange meteor which
was seen by several last Friday, came
to the ground northeast of the Charles
Luman place in the vicinity of the
Campbell Dairy.
Going Into a funnel-shaped spray,
the brilliant sparks showered to the
ground, he said, in every color of the
spectrum. Mr. Stevens said he eaw
a similar formation on Ross Lane
about seven years ago.
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