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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1933. 0 B IJNTTOIEFS Tolo TOLO, Aug. 30 (Spl.) The Island above Gold Ray Dam waa the acene of ft gay party of awlmmera Satur day night. The eata were token over In a. row boat and aerved no-hoat atyle. Thoae enjoying the affair were Misses Marjorle and Elizabeth Davla. Lola and Dorle Johnson, Patricia Polndexter, Freda Young and Gladys Vincent and Mossrs. Wiley Davla, Edward Inmann, Claire and Beryl Johnaon, Ken, Al and Justin Muse, John Tharp and Everet Young. Mrs. J. P. Kruger and daughters, Wanda and Margaret, left by train Sunday for the return trip to their home at Wellington, Kansas. They spent five weeks here, visiting her parents, Mr. end Mrs. J. E. Green. Whllo P. A. Tracy attended Medford and Grants Pass baseball game Sunday Mrs. Tracy and Ernea tlne enjoyed visiting and swimming at Rogue River park In Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Veltch and son, Gordon, of Klamath Falla drove over Sunday to buy vegetablea from T. A. Muse at Tolo gardens. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Argraves and aon, Karmon, of Medford were at Tolo gnrdena Sunday for horae radlsh. Frank Baundera and family, and Mr. J. Culpepper of Glendale were business vlsltora at the T. A. Muse home Saturday. Lee Hammerly and wife visited their mother, Mrs. L. E. Hammerly, at Pine Tree camp Sunday. Mrs. Hammerly Is assistant In the camp atore. Mrs, Nellie Cotton and little daughter, Gcraldlne, visited her father, a. A. Bnker, at Pine Tree camp Sunday. Mrs. Cotton Is stay ing In Ashlond, where she la taking tonic treatments preparatory for a major operation. Mr. and Mrs. Lemery and children t of Baker, Oregon, were overnight guests at Pine Tree camp recently. They were here to look at the Verlln Tule ranch which they had thought of purchaalns. They decided to look at other property In southern Ore gon. E. N. Butler of Ashlsnd wss over Sunday to look after his boat at Tracy boat landing. Miss Marjorle Davla accompanied Mia. Bessie Davis to Medford Tuea day on a shopping tour. Miss Patricia Polndexter, who has been a guest In the Denver Davla home, returned to Medford Tues day. After a four days' visit with her sister, Mrs. Mel Williams at Grants Pass. Mlsa Arlene Inmann returned to her home here Tuesday. She also vlsltrd the Homer arable and Martin Williams families. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Robley of EsU eada, Oregon, are vacationing In southern Oregon and while seeing the lakes and visiting relatlvea and frlenda In Ashland, Medford and here, are stopping at the Valandra camp In Central Point. Mr. Robley la ft division manager for the Port land Electric Co. Mrs. Robley Is a sister of Clarence Loffteea and haa often visited here. 1 rived last week for a visit at their homes. He haa been visiting In Ten- be there this week. The music by Mac's Black Cats of Medford was very good. These dances are given under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce, The California Oregon Rabbit Breeders' association will meet in the Llthta park Sunday. Visitors are welcome. There will be a picnic dinner, followed by a meeting. Grandma Extea Is seriously 111 at her home, having suffered a stroke nesRee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward of paralysis. Her son. Charles, and Ban Diego are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Edwards. Fred Calkins, who Is visiting at the home of Mr .and Mrs. Harry Cogle, haa been suffering from an Infected thumb. Weather on Williams creek went to two extremes recently. The hot test day of the year registered 107 degrees and two nights later a light frost hit the higher portions of the valley. Harold Plrce, electrical staff ser geant of the coast artillery at Fort Monroe, with his bride Is visiting friends In Oregon. Harold grew up on Williams creek and has many friends who Join In wishing him a happy life. He Is on a three months furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falrweather and two children of Rio Vista, Cal., are spending a two weeks vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberts. i Mrs. Addle Pierce of Grants Pass visited her sister, Mrs. Taylor Harley. Friday. Mrs. Olen Hunter Is visiting for a few weeks at St. Paul. Minn., her childhood home. She went back to be present at the wedding of her girlhood chum. Mrs. Oeorge Cockman entertained the Provolt unit of the Jimmle Allen Flying Cadets at a pnrty Saturday for her son, Lieutenant Oeorge E. Cockman's ninth birthday and Cadet Floyd Lewman'a tenth birthday. Games occupied the afternoon. A birthday cake was enjoyed. his wife of Smith River, are with her. The ctty council is busy these days, holding meetings to find out about the cost of a sewer system for Talent. Mrs. Lilly Burnett and Mrs. E. Maxon were calling on friends In Phoenix Friday. Miss Chnrlotte RIcd, Dorothy Wells, Alice Nyswuiiger, Iris . Long and Babe Burnett attended the dance In Medford Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. GUlcrcst of Medford were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowe Tuesday evening. The vacant houses In Talent are filling; rapidly as the approach ol school nears. There are very few vacant house's left. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hamilton were shopping In Medford Saturday. j Prospect AT ETHIOPIA'S GATE, READY FOR MOUNTAIN WAR f; ' T "" " ' ' , X'"J ''- . ' Practically In the shadow of the Ethiopian border these Italian artillerymen are shown as they prac ticed maneuvers for mountain warfare In neighboring Eritrea. Even when It comes to eatch-at-eatch-can fighting In mountain passes. Mussolini seems fully prepared, as indicated by the modern weapons seen on the horses' backs. (Associated Press Photo) Williams Creek WILLIAMS CREEK, Aug. 30. (SpP The new Murphy bridge will be open to traffic by the middle of September, according to Mr. Nelson, foreman on construction. Because of some trouble on account of Inex perienced labor on riveting It will be Impossible to finish sooner. The riveting Is now finished, as is most of the pouring of concrete on the steel. Tho wood and concrete railings arc In place and the workmen are clearing away the forms. Then with a coast of paint tho structure will be practically complete. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Fairbanks of Scuttle were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cock man. Quite a number of Williams Creek rwiarnia are nop P.nR vne Martha Merrill fabova. Hollv. Bert Chile yards where picking be-. wood ch0rus girl, was selected by gan lost week. Mrs. crlson and three . Dance Director Busby Berkeley, as daughters are In one camp, Henry the movie girl with the most per- nammuna m nnuwicr, vnucn miner; rect legs. (Associated Press Photo. and nan filter in a tmra. tuners camped there Include Constance and j Wilma Lemmon, Fay Mullen, Paul-! Ine and Lewis Viirucr, Eileen and Bobby Vencll, Delmnr Sorrels, and Mrs. Kenneth Cot troll, whllo oihcrs drive back and forth morning and evening. Dad Griffin, old time friend of the Lemmon and Mansfield families, ar- Talent TALENT, Aug. 30. (Spl.) Mrs. Plsek. of Junction City, Colo., is visiting at the home of her slater, Mrs. M. Kllmlck. This Is the first time In 16 years that the sisters have seen each other, and it was a pleasant surprise to Mrs. Kllmlck when her sister came unexpectedly. The dance given at the city hall Saturday night was not very well attended, due to lack of advertising. It Is hoped that a larger crowd will PROSPECT, Aug. 30. (Spl.) August 21 about 40 lady members of the Upper Rogue Grange held a home I economics meeting at the home of Mrs. Clell Cunningham. , Alfred Gordon received word Tues day of the sudden passing of his brother. Jim, at his home near Fort Klamath. The community extends sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Taylor were guests of Mrs. Taylor's parents In Ash land August 17 and IS. Among those who have made re cent trips to Huckleberry mountain are Clarice Nye. Hope Clark and daughters. "Grandma" Green, Dee Hcdgepeth, Mrs. Alfred Gordon and Mrs. Lizzie Nichols. The huckleberry crop Is reported good this year. Prospect school will open Septem ber 0. There will be three new teach ers and a new school bus. Mr. and Mrs. John Hakkerup and sons were Medford shoppers Saturday. Has Perfect Legs Roeburg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Klrkpatrlck. Mr. Ellison la a cousin of Mr. Klrkpatrlck. They were on their way home from a visit at the exposition In San Diego. Ronald Mlnear was given a surprise birthday party Wednesday. The guests were Emmie Low Kntps, Marjcrie Rich. Margaret Walters. Ijith and Berenice True. Barbara Bray ton, Wan da May Gasper. Blllte Brayton. Rob ert and Billle Taylor, Harold Evans, and Loren and Ronald Mlnear. Ron ald received many nice gifts. Mrs. F. C. Sander entertained the Central Point Grange H. K. C. club Wednesday afternoon. Tho Brewold, family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Flchtner Saturday evening. Irene. Brewold will teach the third grade at Central Point schorl. Antelope Several women of Antelope and Eagle Point gave Mrs. Mary Wood, mother of Jack Wood, a surprise party August 26, the occasion being In honor of her birthday, Mrs. Wood received a number of lovely gifts. Antelope Literary club will meet September 13. The lady members are requested to bring sandwiches. Antelope school will start Septem ber 3. The school house has been freshly painted and cleaned for the opening of school. Antelope school board met August 19. The! ma Stokes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stokes of the Antelope orchard. Is In the Sacred Heart hos pital dangerously 111. AH hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rlggs visited Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Baize, of the Meridian orchard, Sunday. Delmer O. Frederick and Basha Darnellle. Probate Court Estate Hannah Mary Braun, de ceased, probate. Keith Lennox and Merrell E. Gun ter assume business name of "Len nox and Billings," Ashland service station. Floyd P. Bowers, deceased, probate. Circuit Court State of Oregon vs. Peter Jackson Forest Creek FOREST CREEK, Aug. 30. (Spl.J Mlas Lottie Black, of Marlon, Oregon, arrived Monday for a visit at the home of her father, Lee Black. John Davles has been confined to hla home here the paat week with the measles. Miss Hnl Davles leaves Saturday for Myrtle Creek, where she will teach the first grade thla yeor. Mr. and Mrs. John Black and fami ly, accompanied by Donald and Let tie Jean Hill, of Phoenix, were Sun day visitors at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Offenebacher, Applente. Herman OffenbAcher was a busi ness visitor here August 20. Oak Grove OAK GROVE. Aug. 30, (SpUMr. and Mrs. Will Knlps returned Wed nesday from Oakland, where they At tended the wedding of their son Les ter. They also visited their daughter Alberta. They stopped enrsute home In Grass Valley and vlMted Mrs Knlps' brother, Mr. Mabey. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sander had as their guest last week their son's wlfi, Mrs. Hurold Sander, and daughter Carol, of Eugene. Mrs. Sunder was here to attend the wedding of her brother Bill Morgan to Sally Roberts. Mr. and Mm. Sander also had aa their guest Mrs. F. J. Clifford of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Nelson cf Port land were guest over the v.vok end of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lundy. Mr. Nel son Is a ucphaw of Mrs. Lundy, and wns on his way to Cult forma. He . a chemical engineer for the Shell Oil company. Mr. and Mrs. Lundy also entertained Mr. and Mrs. H:rokl Tol ford find two sons, of Seattle, and Mrs. C. Allen of Blaine. Washington. Mrs. A. Brewold entertained the Lu theran Ladles aid. and visiting guest. Rev. David Kabele, of Chlcngo and Mrs. Harry Allen of Seattle, son ami daughter of Dr. Oeorge Kabele, local pastor. Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Clyde Flchtner were also guetA. Mr. and Mrs. Edwtird E llson. of Presidential Timber? "Si i . A t or HarrilltVn. Brj-Ki &! rwsw &m Yor.k. BKftmreciwr rr IcK j .ciHdm jct IMS- irsKj. Jl. y seA fsVblti&rhJidJte for hit parVf vsm j : ' inaVori. for the presidency an Ai 1 "UvftYo'ciated. Preii Plio.o) j Pari Muttiel HORSE RACES Starting Monday, September 2 Agricultural EXHIBITS Livestock Produce Fruit Grnin Rodeo Horse Starting Monday, September 2 Gilniore Circus Parade Of tiiant AninuiK A Mile of l.niitfhs ' Special on Children's Day, Aucust 3t Fireworks Display Free nl Night BOG SHOW tn o Kpefinl Building, Svpt-c-mbrT 4, S, fl Bands and Free Attractions New li-iitaa nod rh oji tjkc Jlidway $lawv, Ai't .n4 Tumtile Displays a1', r ANTELOPE, Aug. 30. (Spl) Cora Btgham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BUI Blgham, had her tonsils removed August 20, Ben Oswald returned home from Susnnvllle August 20. where he has been working this last month. Arlln and Earl Millard will start harvesting their tomato crop around the first of September, They have a wonderful crop of tomatoes. Johnnie Oreb and Jack Wood are working at the "401" ranch. Courthouse News (Furnished by the Jackson Count; Abstract Co.. 131 E. Sixth Street.) Marriage Licences Naldett a. Culy and Helen Coke. Ernest A. Hostel and Margaret M. Hensley, John E. Walker 1 and Fern W. Brantley. Diamond Cafe "A fine place to eat" Open Saturday 6 a.m. to SUN. 3 a.m. Stop Here After The Dance .... Fry, contributing to delinquency of minor. State of Oregon vs. Fred 8. Rose borough, larceny. State of Oregon vs. Ezra Jdkmson. contributing to delinquency of a minor. Ed Robblns vs. John Ooldsbury et al, labor lien. Leslie Nichols vs. John Ooldsbury et al, labor Hen. Roy Blaylock vs. John Ooldsbury et al, labor Hen. L. V. Jordan vs. John Ooldsbury et al, labor Hen. W. H. Schmidt vs. J. W. Welch et ux. for recovery of real property. Real Estate Transfers Frank Chllders et ux to Rosetta Richardson et al, W. D., W; of E' of lot 0, block 1. Riverside addition, Cold Hill. Eliza Goov'ale et al to Nellie Grace Kathan. W. D., northerly 47 ft. lot 3 block 4, Rogue River. Allen Adams et ux to Jennie H. White, deed. Nz of lot 3, N, lot 4, block 26, Central Point. Anna H. Moore to W. F. Knox et ux. W. D., lot on North Main street, Ashland. A. M. Zierolf et vlr to Ray Shunter- man et ux. W. D , 23.7 acres In Se 20, Twp. 36S. R. 3W. r J. R. Dickinson et ux to Agnea L Merrell et vir. W. D., land in ec. 8, Twp. 373, R. 1W. R. W. Nichols et to Bertha L, Bonney et vlr. W. D., lot 8, block 58. Central Point. Thomas Vogel to Harry E. Black burn et ux. W. D., S'j of NW Sec. 3: SE of NE, NE of SE Sec. 4 Twp, 37S, R. 1W. L. W. Loom Is et ux to Pierce-Allen Motor company, W. D., 7.97 acres la Sec. 17, Twp. 38S. R. 1W. Western Loan & Bldg Co. to Louts Jennings. S. W. D., W. SO ft. lot a. Block 7, Kendall Add., Medford. Bernelce J. Jennings to Louis W. Jennings, deed, northerly 33 Vi ft. lot 1, block 6. Olson Add., Medford. W. M. Oreen et ux to W. E. Poling et ux. W. D., 23 acres In Twp. 37S, R. 1W. " O. A. Quddat et ux to Viola Wllea et vlr, W. D.. lot 13, block 2. Park Add., Medford. DANCE at Bonney'a Grill every Sat. night. Phone 542. We'll haul away you? refuse. City Sanitary Service. HOW DO yOU STORE YOUR HJf. KEEP YOUR FUEL IN A BEALL J TANK SHp f& A BEALL Trlt will wv better tad lift leAgtr, yet toil &v7TTI fl M more. BEALL Modern Fuel T.nlci V aide i gfe 1 llinjtd hcdi,UpwtlddHmf,and ire treated with Ac ftnttt' Mn 8 ruit-MtriUnl paint that can be obtained. Your order it given MkfKpf 1 Immediate attention, and tpecdy delivery Specify BEALL Al j UAits FOR INFORMATION JL I American and Chinese rJr T r "y'tf'f I Dishes New Style fjjjfr 127 East 6th St. ' v': "I'm glad that you like the new drapes and interior finish of my home. 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