trEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOy, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1933.
P'A'GE SEVEN
Local and Personal
Booth In O. Pass Farwell S. Booih
as l visitor in Grants Pass Thursday
attending to business matters.
Undergoes Operation Miss Xona
Conger ot Route 1 underwent a major
operation at the Community hospital
Friday.
From Rofue Wver erry Weaver
of Rogue River underwent an opera
tion at the Community hospital In
this city Friday.
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From Talent Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Holdrldge and Miss Lucille Hold
rldge, of Talent, spent Saturday shop
ping In Medford.
Visitors In Medford Royal Brown
of Eagle Point and F. E; Bachtoldt of
Butte Falls were among shoppers In
Medford Saturday.
Visits Here O. F. Frederick of Ber
keley. Oallf.. arrived here on the Shas
ta Saturday to visit his brother, Henry
Frederick and family.
Oatman In Town Harry Oatman,
who Is located with the . Applegate
OCC camp, spent the week end with
his family in Medford.
...
Mr. Probstfleld Here A. O. Probst
field of Moorhead. Minn., who former
ly resided here, Is now In Medford
on a short visit with his family and
friends.
. Mrs. Christofsen III Mrs. J. Chris
tofsen of Talent underwent an opera
tion at the Community hospital Fri
day morning and was reported getting
along nicely.
Visit In Medford Mrs. Wilford Al
len, Sr., Mrs. J. A. Gaslln and Mrs.
Wilford Allen. Jr., spent Friday In
Medford visiting, having motored here
from Grants Pass.
Alford Is Elected Past-commanders
of the Grants Pass post of the Ameri
can Legion met Thursday night at
the Redwoods hotel, when they elect
ed officers for the coming year. Herb
Alford was elected president, and Ben
Coutant, secretary. Grants Pass
Courier.
Roundtree Visits sister O. O.
Rodndtree of Medford visited his sis
ter, Mrs. W. J. Hess In Grants Pass
Thursday, according to the Grants
Pass Dally courier.
Flies North Bud Smith of Los An
geles, who spent a couple of days In
Medford, having arrived here Thurs
day In his Falrchild airplane, left Sat
urday en route to Whltehorse, Canada.
Flue Fire The city fire department
was called to the J. W. Lozler resi
dence st 124 Newtown street Friday
evening at 10:30 o'clock to exting
uish a flue fire. Mo damage resulted
from the blaze.
On Timber Survey Assistant Su
perintendent Ira Mason and Lumber
man John D. Hoist are conducting a
timber survey In the Keno district
for the Rogue River national forest.
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Photo In Magazine A photograph
ahowlng the recital hall of the Bald
win Piano shoppe In Medford. appear
ed In this month's Issue of the Bald
win Keynote, a copy of which was re
ceived here by Mrs. H. O. Purucker,
who operates the shoppe. The photo
graph was taken by J. Verne Shsngle.
Praises Medford Hlstrlct Accord
ing to word by telephone received at
Civilian Conservation corps headquar
ters from Major Clare H. Armstrong.
Major General Malln crsig, head of
the Ninth corps area, highly pralsad
the Medford district of CCC camps
and described the local district as
"one hundred per cent."
In Grants Pass A. O. Waba of the
Portland forestry offices, Is spending
the week end In a. Pass. He plans to
return to Medford tomorrow to resume
Inspection of the Rogue River na
tional forest.
Mrs. Coram Leaves Mrs. George
H. Corum left Thursday night for
Oregon City, where she will spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs. L
T. Comegys, who haa been quite 111.
Mrs. Corum will visit friends and rela
tives in Portland and Eugene.
Cyclist In Collision Jack L. Rober
aon of 829 West Eleventh street re
ported at the city police station yes
terday, that he had knocked down a
man, and run Into a traffic sign st
the comer of Main and Holly streets,
In an effort to avoid striking an auto
mobile which nearly collided with his
motorcycle.
MoOuIre Appointed Supervisor
Karl L. Janouch of the Rogue River
national forest snnounced Saturday
that L. H. McOulre of Jacksonville
had been appointed camp superin
tendent at the Applegate CCO camp.
Janouch to Meeting Supervisor
Karl L. Janouch of the Rogue Rlvor
nattlonal forest, will attend the two-
day conference In Portland Thursday j
and Friday of this week, of all forest j
supervisors on the Psclflo coast who
have CCC winter camps In their dls
trtcts. !
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En Route to Klamath Forest In
spector W. B. Osborne of the forestry
offices in Portland, conferred with
Rogue River national forest officials ;
in Medford Saturday before contin
Ing to the Klamath Lake territory j
where he will Inspect fire protection
work.
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