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PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 6. 1941. GRIFFIN CREEK RANCH BY HAS FOR FUTURE RESIDENCE Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bierma of 38 Myrtle street plan to move toon to their recently-acquired 40-acre ranch, known as the Dur ham place, In the Griffin creek area. The ranch was acquired in an even trade of their town property with Mrs. E,sie Dur ham of 920 North Central ave nue, owner of the farm. Acquisition of the ranch, Mr. Bierma said, fulfills a dream he and Mrs. Bierma have had for several years. Since their chil dren have grown up, married and moved away, Mr. and Mrs. Bierma have longed for a place in the country where they could occupy themselves with growing things and the children could visit them, Mr. Bierma said. Mr. Bierma said that the Dur ham ranch was found particu larly suitable to their needs and wishes. There if a large seven room residence on the property and this is now being renovated and modernized. Ten acres of the land are devoted to a family orchard of all kinds of fruit trees, ten acres are now under cultivation to corn and 20 acres are in laurel wood. Man From Mars? Forest Creek Ashland. June 6. Spl.) The forums committee of the local chamber of commerce has an nounced an open dinner meeting for Friday evening. June 13. at the Mthla Hotel on the 'subject of tha proposed army canton ment at Medford. Speakers will be Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hunt, tne tormer a mem ber of the Hunt-Chambers archl ct,irl firm which Is now drawing plans for the camp. Mr. Hunt has already appear ed before Medford and Grants Pass audiences and has been nthuslastically received. The designer of two other canton ments in the southern California area, his first-hand knowledge of tha problems faced by the MMnittM ant-rounding the camps Is an Insight of major lm portance. tv nnr will start at 7 p. m Reservations are necessary and mav be secured by caning either the Chamber of Com merce offices or the Llthia Hotel. aPASWWAY STORES MERGED Grants Pass, June 6. (Spl.V The Safeway store on South Sixth street will be closed Sat urday night and the remainder of the stock transferred to the new store on South Fifth and H streets. Employes will be trans ferred to the new store and to Medford. Ted Medford, district Safeway Store manager, an nounced In Grants Pass Thurs day. Neal Hardcastle. manager of tha store, Duane Smith of the grocery department and Fred Tibbetts of the meat department will be transferred to the Fifth street store. William Lonitfan, manager of the meat depart ment, and Herman Jarrett of the vegetable department, will be sent to the Safeway store In Medford on Main and Holly streets. Medford said. GRIFFIN 2. Gsts Silver Philadelphia U.R Phlladel phians have contributed a 22 plece silver service to its war ship namesake, the U. S. S. Philadelphia, which was con structed here. The silver will be presented to the cruiser's of ficers the next time it docks at this port. The service is val ued at 3,000. I 1 A No man from Mars is this, even though it may appear to be one. It is Joe Thorns, wealthy speed driver, who will compete in the SOO-mlle Indianapolis race Memorial Day. He is wearing a mask he fashioned to protect his face while shooting his car along at more than 100 miles an hour in the annual event. He has two cars entered. Closlna Un for Too Lst to elsa eu Ad lilJOp a Nonrr. or sai e HOTTCX IB HEHKBY lilVE that ea the Sin day or Jul?. 14I. at 10 o'clock. A. M . at the front door of the courthouse in Medford, ore-nn. I ahall eell at public auction for ,eh to the highest bidder, tha following described reel property, sltusted In Jscksnn County. Orecon. to-wlt: Tha eeat IS acres, belnf that part lying Faat of tha County H.Md. of that So acre tract Bcginnlne at a point see 4 feat north of the eouth. eaat eoroar of D. L. C. No. 49 In Townahtp 7 eouth of Ranee I Wert of tha Wllllemette Meridian, and en the eaat Una of Mid rlslm. and runnlne thence West 3541 S feet to within 100 (cat of tha treat line of said land tlalm: thenca Korth S96 feet; thence East, and Sarellel with tha Initial eouth line. MS feet, mora or leae. to th essl 1'ne of aald land claim; thence eWifh S3S feet, mere or lee, to the place of herlnnlns. containing to acree. trore or leaa. Bad aale la made puratiant to an execution Issued out of the circuit Court of the state of Orernn for Jeckeon County, on tha 6th da? of June 1S41. In a rertaln rauaa where In Elinor Hi Or Bush la plaintiff snd John H Seller and Mary A. etler are defendant. Dated hia Sth (it of June 1441 6TD t. BROWS. Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon Pf Howard Oault, teputy. i One of the lowest tides of the season is expected to at tract hundreds of clam diggers to coastal shores over the week end. On Sunday there will be a minus I.S tide along the coast. Time of the low tide will be 3:47 a. m. at Marshfield. 4:28 a. m. at Crescent City, Cal and 5:02 a. m. at Eureka, Cal Holly's Sea Food market said. Weather Northern California: Cloudy with light showers over north portion and on the coast to night; Saturday partly cloudy; cooler In the San Joaquin, val ley Saturday; moderate north west wind off the coast; Sun day fair. Forest Creek, June 0. (Spl.) Mrs. Evelyn Atterbury Mc Laughlin, who passed away last week at Klamath Falls hospi tal after a linserlne illness, was I laid to rest In Logtown cemetery June 2 with impressive grave side services conducted by the Klamath Falls American Legion Auxiliary, in the presence of a large group of old timers and friends. Mrs. McLaughlin was born on Forest Creek 56 years ago and was well known by many here who mourn her pass ing. Mrs. Mabel Moan of San FTaneleeo la spending soma weeka vacationing here at tha borne of her slater. Mrs. Annla Davis. Charlea "Jlgga" Shepardaon of Redding, Cal., returned to tha home of hla parent. Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Miller, laat week to spend tha sum mer. Mrs. C. I. Michael of Medford and Infant eon Carl Loula are spendlng thl week with Mr. Michael' mother, Mrs. Charlea Madsrn. at tha Madaen bom bars. Mr. Mcdaen and Mr. Michael are employed In tha lotjrlnf eampe near Pt. Jonea. Cal. Mr. Madaen and ,Mra. Michael will leave anon to Join their husbands. Mra. John Macy returned laat week from a week visit with the Roy William family near Ashland. Mra. Vlmont of Brooking am red June 1 to cook for the aummer at Oregon Belle mine. Eddla and Jimmy Ward of Phoenix arrived June 1 to spend tha aummer ' th home of Mr. and Mra. John Black. Vema McVay of Coleman Creek will also spend the aummer at the Blacka. Mr. and Mr. Tom Watson recently moved Into the community, occupy ing s house owned by Prancla Carter. Mr. and Mra. p. E. Bets of Eagle Point visited Mr. and Mrs. John Black May 39. Among many visitors to Logtown cemetery over the Memorial day week-end were Mr. and Mra. Hausen of Marshfield. Mra. Haugrn ws the former Dorothy Stone. Rest room fscllltlea at Loetown cemetery were completed June S by John Black snd Harry Whitney. This concludes the work program until next fall when It la planned to develop water supply, build orna mental fence and plat the entire cemetery, sincere thanks of the board of directors la extended to all who aided In the eprlng program. Calif., to vlalt Mr. snd Mrs. Janus Adamo, who moved there recently. Mr. and Mr. John Wild and Winds Mye eg Oranta Paa visited Sunday at th R. W. Duaenberry horn. Wanda remained for a few dava with ber grandma, Mrs. Lily Duaenberry. Mr. and Mr. In Drake of Cava City visited her Pnday with bar daughter and aon-la-Uw, Mr. and Mr. Jea Durke. Mr. and Mr. Howard Wharton and Howarda father, of Medford, called Prldsy at th Walt home. OereJd Herman and family moved lt week to Selma wher he has work. Mrs. Hermsn's father, Oeo. Ring and family, are also employed there. Bill Elhart and Carl Toung of Ashland called on friends and rela tive her Wednesday. Oeraldlne Pasel wa kicked by a atray cow which aha waa driving out of their yard laat Tuesday, bruising. Ir not fracturing, soma rib. Mra. o. L. Duaenberry of Oold Hill entertained at dinner Wednesday in honor of ber husbands birthday. Enjoying th diner were, besides th family. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dusan berry and E. B. Skeela of th Jack son Mining Co.. of Jacksonville. Other callers during the evening war Mr. Duaenberry'e eon Lester and daughter. Mra. Eva Smltb snd ber daughter. Marjotl and Oeneva. Mr. Uly Duaenberry killed a large rattlesnake in bar chicken pan on day this week. Same Job Iwent to Fort Leavenworth. First Pittsburg, Kas. OJ.PJ-O n e assignment was an indefinite veth .i.h . ... h.. ,.n Jy quartermaster de- the army was Jack Quler, who was so tired of cutting meat in his father's shop that the army partment- cutting meat. Gets Indian Scalp Canyon City, Colo. (U.R) An was welcome diversion. He i Indian scalp, with braided Jet black hair, Is on display at tha Municipal Museum. It was taken after the Sand Creek massacre - near Lamar, Colo., by Joseph W. Lamb Sr., who found it in a tepee and passed it on to a son who gave it to the museum. Second Fire Prineville, June 6. (P) The second fire in three weeks broke out in the fuel house of the Alexander-Yawkey Lumber company planing mill here this week. The building was rebuilt after the first blaze. Damage was not so serious this time. Sardine Creek Sardine Creek, June 6. (Spl.) Dorothy Fasel, who Is em ployed In Medford, was home over the Memorial Day holiday. Mr. and Mra. H. K. Elhart of Ash land were overnight gueeta Thursday of Mr. and Mra. P. L. Walt. Friday. Mrs. Elhart. Mra. Walt and Mr. Lulu Duaenberry visited th Rock Point nd Sam Valley cemeteries. Mr. Ben Stoops of Beaverton, Ore.. spent a few daya last week visiting ' her dsuehter, Mrs. W. T. Pasel and 1 fnmlly here. Saturday aha accom panied th Paael family to Yreks, Mm ax w:2. . to ' Ae I, ".. 1 Vw-a'-,. 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