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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1904)
n b making a tour of Southern Oregon with LOCAL NOTES a view a selecting a place for a home for themselves. Prof, and Mrs. Barnett ’ wvrr Miss August Peck of near Central Point former residents of Newport News, Vir was in Jacksonville Saturday and Sunday ginia, the place made famous bv tue naval battle between Monitor and I hr a guest of Mrs. William Puhi. Merrimac in the War of Rebellion, but Wedding stationery, the latest out, at for several years past they have resided the Sentinel office. in Washington, but they have tired I of Mi*s Olive Buffer, after spending the the wet climate of that section and are holiday vacation with her parents here, seeking a location wlu rc the moss t will returned Friday evening to „ the __ ___ state not grow on the kitchen stovepipe nor on the backs of the natives and hearing university to resume her studies. of the splendid climate of Rogue River I he more trade they qet the Idrqer slot k they <an carry Miss Corinne Cameron retnrned Satur Valley they came here to ascertain tile day to Eugene to resume her studies in facts for themselves. and the loner prices they (dll <|hr. I xamine q<M>Js They were on the State I'niversitv, . after spending the their way C<> 1 II «>l«l l|<*UK >1* V I I t I to l«IC their old home in Virginia bouqht elsewhere and compare quality and prices with Christmas vacation with her parents Mr. «here they will spend the remainder un.i \trc / t mi..r.\»i of I . . - . • and Mrs. Z. Cameron, of Uniontown. ours. We sell qood qoods as cheap as anybody and In the winter. In the spring they will re Miss Ollie Tungate returned Sunday to turn to Oregon and think that they quality quarantee them the equal ol lhe best in any Medford to again take up her studies in shall locate in Rogue Rivet Valley. Prof. We will market. Come in and look over our qoods. the Medforil Business College, after Barnett stated that he had received many spending the holidays with her parents. letters of inquiry from friends in the show them to you and It you don’t buy we won’t look as Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Tungate, of this East who wished to come to the Coast sour as a vineqar barrel. and he was anxious to secure board of place. trade literature to give them when he The regular quarterly communion got back to Virginia. services were held in the Presbyterian Prof. E E. Washburn •nd family rv- church Sunday. There were three ac cessions by letter and one by confession. turned Friday from a week’s visit at An interesting Endeavor meeting was Ashland with relatives, They spent a few days on Neil creek w here Mr. Wash led by Miss Leila Prim. burn's father has charge ol a lugging J. P. Harr and John Louden from camp. The lower saw mill and the log Watkins vicinity arrived in town Tues ging camps have been in 'operation all day evening they coming to secure a fall and will keep busy all winter unless casket for the late Terry Brr ne who had , prevented by a deep snow. There are died Tuesday noon. They left early three four horse teams, a two horse team Wednesday morning on their return to and a donkey engine at work at present Watkins. putting in logs, and twelve teams arc Chester Easter was in Jacksonville hauling lumber from the mill to Ashland. Monday looking after the interests of the A. C. Manning is managing the mill New York Life Insurance Company during the winter months. A crew of which he represents. Mr. blaster is a nu n are building a flume from the up|x r graduate or the Southern Oregon State to the lower mill, a distance of over a Normal school bnt after teaching very mile, ami will probably extend it to the successfully a few terms he has taken up railroad, which is two miles further. insurance work w hich he finds more All of the lumber can then lx- flumed to the railroad anil shipped from th it [xiint lucrative. Miss Edith Strange, who has been at a saving of over#2 jar thousand. The spending her vacation here with her par flume will cost about JUUGO, but the en'.s, visited in Ashland Thursdav and amount will be saved in a few month* in Friday of last week As that has been the lessened cost of handling the lumber. her home the greater part of her life she The daily capacity of both mills on this had a host of schoolmates and friends to creek when working ten hours a day is greet. She left for Portland Monday over oil.unit feet* The greater portion of evening to resume her studies in the this lumber is used by the local trade anil by the Ashland Manufacturing Cotnpanv. Portland Academy, Andrew Cantral one of the leading Ruch Happeninqs. stockmen of Applegate was m Jackson Elmo Throckmorton sfx-nt Saturday ville Tuesday. Mr. Cantral states that and Sunday with home folks there are still a large numtier of cattle in B. Scribner ami wife and T. Scribner the foot hill ranges on the headwaters of the Applegate and that they are vet in have been visiting Mrs. T. Beagle. fine condition. The range is better this J. I). Fletcher was over from .Medford winter than usual and if no heavv snow Thursday lixiking after his mining inter falls stock will get through with little or ests. no feed. Mi*s Sarah Law returned home Mon Hon. Lincoln Savage, of Grants Pass, school superintendent of Josephine coun day after spending Xmas with Medford ty. was in Jacksonville Monday, a guest friends. of Supt. P. H Daily. Mr. Savage is a Mr. Thurston w is on the Wendt stage Jaekson county boy, being raised near Wednes lay on his way home from Jack Central Point, where his relatives now sonville. Ri#s on short notice lor timber cruisers, com reside and with whom he was visiting on Ed and Waller Bostwick. James But k- this trip to his old home. Mr. Savage mercial men, miniti# men. sawmill men, all has earned the reputation of lieing one of ley and Matthew Ray spent S iturday in kinds of men or parties, Horses ted at rea- the most efficient and progressive school Jacksonville. superintendents that Josephine county Miss Dora Faucett came out on the sonalde rates. lias yet had. Wendt stage Thursday to sjiend a few Mr. and Mrs. Gus Newbury are now at days with her mother. home in th“ir new house and able to sit Mis* Della Throckmorton returned to under their own vine anil fig tree, or will Medford Monday after «[tending Christ lie so soon as they can grow them. Their mas with home folks. new house is one of the largest and hand The dance at Rose's hall on the night somest dwellings on east California street, a section of Jacksonville noted for its of the 25th was well attended and all re pretty homes, and when they get their port having a fine time. yard lieautified with trees, shrubs and Ed O'Brien and Miss Maude O’Brien flowers their home will lie one that they returned to Medford Monday after visit may well be proud of. ing friends on Applegate. Prof. S. P. Robbins and wife and her Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bostwick, with sifter Miss Slimmer arr. ved Sunday even their two sons and daughter, sjxnt as usual will soon be shown in Up-to- ing from Chico, California, where they Christmas with their daughter. Mrs. Os had spent the vacation with Mrs. Bob car Lyon of Medford. date, Desirable, Man-pleasing bin's parents. Shortly after returning Mrs. W. H. McDaniel, who spent he was taken sick and the attending Christmas week with her parents, Mr. physican found him to have the varioloid and Mrs. A. Throckmorton, returned and the home was immediately quaran home Saturday on Wilson's stage. tined. The Professor has not been ser W. C. Bostwick of Ruch and Miss iously sick this week and it is expected that he will be in his usually good health Clara Lytle of Jacksonville were married Saturday, January 2nd, in Medford at within the next few days. at the Toggery. We will have some en the home of the groom's sister, Mrs. The Jacksonville Fire Cotnpanv No. 1 Lyons. The young couple came out to tirely new ideas in LADIES PRESENTS. held their regular meeting for January- the groom's parents home, Sunday even Monday evening at the Town hall. Jesse ing, where they were serenaded by seve- Thrasher was admitted to membership ral of their friends on that evening, The and the officers elected at the December young people have the liest wishes of a meeting to serve for this year wi re sworn iiost of friends. Medford Oregon I into office. The officers are: S. P. De- Roboarn, president; Patrick Donegan, Imperfect Digestion vice president; Wm. Puhi, foreman; Means less nutrition and in consequence Cha«. J. Nunan, first assistant foreman; less vitality. When the liver fails to se JACKSONVILLE APPLEGATE stage Harry Helms, secund assistant foreman; Domestic Troubles. crete bile, the blcxxl becomes loaded with H i nkv UiM.r, Driver Leave* Jacksonville Richard Donegan, ax-man; Emil Britt, It is exceptional to find a family where 'Imly except Siimlnv nt 7 i< in nrriving nt Al» bilious properties, the digestion becomes treasurer. Chris Kenney was elected plrgnti-nt II n in f.i-nvr Applegate til ll I I nr impaired and the bowels constipated. there are no domestic ruptures <x<-.ision- riving nt Incksonvilh- nt 3 p in Clow connei lion secretary but has declined to take the Herbine will rectify this; it gives tone to allv, but these can be lessened bv having made with Mage to StramlxMil and Mtitge to Knldi office and another secretary will lie chosen the stomach, liver and kidneys, strength Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much and Davidaon at the next meeting of the Company. JACKSONVILLE COPPER MINES STAGE ens the appetite, clears ami improves the trouble they save by their great work in R W ilson Driver l.envcx Ja< ksonvi'ile Prof, and Mrs. A. M. Barnett, of Ole- complexion, infuses new lifeand vigor to Stomach ati<l Liver troubles. They not nt J , oils n in Monday«, ilni-vlaya mnl Fridays for qua. Washington were in Jacksonville the whole system. 50 cents a bottle. Sold only relieve you, but cure. 25c, at City Ruch. t niontown, Purcel, W atkins unit joe» liai Drug Store. returning on tile following days Monday taking a look at the place while by City Drug Store. I TURN OVER A NEW LEAF FOR THE NEW YEAR Patronize the Home Stores CONKLIN HOUSE FURNISHER, UNDERTAKER MATT CALHOUN Real Estate Dealer PHOENIX, EGON Union Livery Stables Geo. N. Lewis, Prop., JacKsonville The Unusual A Holiday Goods The TOGGERY, ----------------------------------------------- J
