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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1934. II vUltlng their lstr, Hri. Htnry Hen- : deron. Mr. and Mn. W. A. Orlm of Med ford were week-end vial ton with Mrs Grimm' parent, Mr. and Mn, Sam Sandry. Mark nd JJm Whipple received a telegram Sunday telling or the death Saturday of their uncle at Eugene, GRANTS V.KSS. Aufl. 10. (Spl.) ! Alfred Whipple. He wa past 80, had General Char lea Martin, Democratic candidate for governor, will be the guest of Josephine county Democrat Sunday afternoon and Monday morn ing, when he la in Oranta Paaa, A. Walker, chairman of the Joaephlne county Democratic central commit-; tee, aaid Thursday. I The candidate la expected to arrive from Gold Beach via Crescent City, about 1 p. m., Sunday, and haa been invited to Join the Iowa club at their annual picnic, which, will be held at Riverside park at that time. He will make a apeech there about 3 p. m and Walker aald pereona who wera In terested in hearing him wore welcome. been a resident of Eugene many yeara and had visited Rogue River aeveral time. Mn. Mamie Cutbertaon and son of Ashland vial ted her brother, James Wiley and family Sunday. Her daugh. ter, Mr. Ruth Warren, returned home with them. Applegate Rogue River ROGUE RIVER, Aug. 10. (Spl.) Uve Oak Orange met In regular ae alon Monday night with the regular routine of business, and a social hour enjoyed. Several from thla grange attended the all day meeting of Po mona at Applegate July 28. Mra. H. E. Henderson who apent a week In the hospital at Medford returned home about two weeks ago but did not soenv to Improve, so re turned again Monday, Misa Arlene Eurhart, a Rogue River school teacher, and C. W. Clements of Central Point were married at San Francisco July 23. Mra. Clements was a graduate of the high school here. She has many friends who extend beat wltihes to her and husband. Several families are changing their locations, getting settled for the win ter. Mr, and Mra. Jimmy Beck have moved Into the Sam Math Is house, re cently vacated by Prln. Johnston. John Leyen and family have moved to the Prank Clements house and Charlea Hughes haa aold hli place up Evans creek and hag moved Into the Row Moore house on Cedar street. Miss Freda Laws was elected pri mary teacher at the school board meeting July 37. Mlsa Bertha Bu ford sent In her resignation. Miss Mary Smith, who underwent a major operation at a Medford hos pital a few weeks ago, haa returned home and la staying at Mra. Love's while recuperating. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dingier were Medford visitors Saturday, Mra. Lora Carter and Charlotte Tlatted relatives In Ashland last Fri day and was accompanied home by her cousin, Mlns Ruth Warren and two children of Berkeley. Cat., who apent a few days visiting at the Wiley. Carter ranch, Prlenda are pleased to know that Mra. O. J. Tope who has been 111 ao long at Grunts pass, will aoon be able to return home. Mra. Jane Guernsey, who haa spent the past eight months with her alster. Mrs. George Martin, has returned to Portland. The young people of the Presbyte rian church enjoyed a party Tuesday night at the Community hall, The Church of God ts holding Its annual camp meeting. nv. Smith Is the preacher, coming here every year from Kansas. Mr. and Mm. Jack Thrasher of Jack lonvllle were Sunday afternoon vla Itors at the J. M. Whipple home. Mrs. D. L. Dawson and Mra. Frank . nurgan of Senttle returned home last Tday, after apending several days APPLEGATE, Aug. 10. (Spl.) Mrs. Archie West and tiny son, Robert Fred, who waa born July 38 at the Jacksonville sanitarium, returned to their home on Little Applegate last Monday. Mr. and Mn. Prank Schofleld, Mrs. Minnie Rider and aon Billy of Wil lows, Cal , and Mr. and Mra. W. D. Peck ham of William creek, axe spend ing thl week camping on Yale creek. "Camping out" aeema to be quite a aport for little boy, and after aev eral week coaxing, Lester Casa and Ansll Ounter of Medford were allow ed the privilege of camping on Little , Applegate. They are now happily at work "mining" and "building dams." , Cecil Green, Jr., of Malln 1 spend- f Ing this week hero at the home of Mr. ; and Mra. A. E. Hartley. I Mr. Harold Howard and children j of Eugene were recent visitors at the j home of Mr. Howard's mother, Mrs. ; A. N. Krouse. j Arthur Dunford, who has been staying at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr. Ike Dunford. ivht , Medford, ha returned home. Arthur aald he Intended to stay here to dim "darack" at the Klelnhammer ranch during haying. Mr. and Mrs. John Maul of Shelton, Wash., who apent last week visiting friends at Medford, were dinner guest one day last week at the home of Mr ! and Mrs. Fred Straube. Mr. and Mra. Fred Reece and daugh ter. Althea and Maude, of Loa An geles, who are In southern Oregon visiting relatives, motored to Apple gate Sunday and visited at the home 1 of Mrs. Reece'a uncle, Mr. and Mra. ; M. R. Buck. They alao vlalted Mr. and Mra. Miles Cantrall, who la an- ' other uncle of Mrs. Reece. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Vem Cantrall of Jacksonville. , Record Trout Caught. I PORT CLINTON, O. (UP) A silver trout weighing 16 pounds and measuring 30 Inches long was caught : in LaCarpe creek by Buddy Wad-! worth, for the biggest trout catch In thla Lake Erie dlatrlct for aeveral years. Schilling I exquisite flavor is liht a fine perfume both delicate & strong. a m ii a 1 -i..-!.-. llllfTll ILI lLI. ' FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY SELLING I 100 Squibbs Aspirin rtf 3Do Freozone (corns) y 23 ris. iiitcnon Hand Lotion '21 $1.00 Lucky Tiger Hair Tonio 7)C 1 AO ACJAHOt. SI. 00 MIMCHAL Oil. 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