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Vol. 2
Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, Friday, June 24, 1904.
No. 7
' i lie Dunsmuir store. She will hereafter
confine her attention to her Jackson­
ville store and »lie will greatlv enlarge
the stock that she may more fully meet
demands of her trade which has stead­
ily increased since she began business
here. Miss Chapman lias d< nionst rated
that she is a milliner of fine taste and
good judgment ami thus la-ing able to
cater successfully to the wants of her
customers has enabled her to build up a
profitable business in Jacksonville.
turn home this Saturday. This is their Kiddle, Iz< Grande, grand senior deacon;
first visit to Jacksonville and they are Worshipful Otto F. Heil born, Astoria,
greatly pleased with the Ireauty of the grand junior deacon; Worshipful George
Hon W. M. Colvig,
1 is now at
va’lev.
| Wall, Cottage Grove, grand orator; Wor-
Chattano >ga, leiim-sce, attending the
The graduating exercises in the nurses »hipful James F. Stith. Kerby, senior
sup-erne lodge of the A. O. U W. of
training school of the Good Samaritan gram! steward; Worshipful Thomas M.
America, is ex|>ected home ulanit the
Hospital
of Portland, took place in . ' Baldwin, Prineville, junior grand stew-
Portland Tuesday at which li tsrviA
time ea a class
. ... .. f , .
nrst of July.
ard; Worshipful Henry Jones, Heppner,
of
fourteen
trmned
nurses
were
given
Representative elect D. H Jackson, of
diplomas, among the list being Miss bi grand standardbearer; Worshipful Will-
Ashland, was in Jacksonville Sunday
Louise Huffer, of Jacksonville. Mis- ■ iam J. Church, La Grande, grand sword-
girt ting bis friends and taking ill tile
Huffer has been in the training depart- bearer; Worshipful Norris R. Cox, Port-
ment for the past two years and gradu-
't,T„
luill game between the Ashland and
I land, grand marshal ; Worshipful John
ales
with
high
standing
in
her
class.
lacksonvdle trams.
Dukhart, Portland, grand tyler. Grand
Civile ami Lester Davidson left Satur­
Frank Plymale has taken the position
S R Taylor went to Portland to st-
Chaplain Rev. J. R. N. Bell, bears the
day
for
Williams
creek
where
they
will
lend the Oit gon Pioi.eers Reunion held
of cutter in Orth’s meat market, he tak-
distinguished honor of having served in
in tli ttii ,y this week
This will be Mr. work during having forC. <>. Biglow.
I ing the position lately held by Tiny
that office longer than any other grand
lay hr s nrst visit io Portland since 1 n 52
Mrs. Otis Krause, after spending a
n which year he passed through the mouth in Jacksonville with her mother, Cooper who has gone to Klamath Falls. chaplain in the United States, this term
Mr. Plymale is an exjierienced man at
then village on his wav to Southern
being his 31st.
Mrs. Max. Muller, left Monday for her
Oregon where I.»- has since resided,
the block and having been in the Orth
home
in
Klamath
Falls,
where
Mr.
Woodville Whispers.
<• I*, ihrashcr. who spent last sum*
shop previously be is well acquainted
Earl Peter of Jacksonville is staying on
n er in the Blue Ledge copper district, Krause is in business.
with the customers and knows how lxrst
the Birdseye ranch for awhile.
F. D Duval am! his son Orin will to serve them.
■end » nee last fall has been ill Portland
Mrs. O. P. Randall, who for the past
■ nd in mining districts of the North, is leave this Saturday for Klamath Falls
Of the Jacksonville Masonic delega­ several weeks has been in the Willamette
back hi Jacksonville; ami w ill pul in the where liny exja-ct io secure w<*rk for tion to the Grand Izxlge which was in valley, returned home Sunday.
summer developing some fine copper themselves and team on a hay farm in session in Portland last week Jas. M.
John B. Hair is hauling a large quan­
' laiins that hr hold» on (.'|>|>er Apjdr gate. Klamath county.
Cronemiller arrived home Sunday and tity of baled hay'to Grants Pass mer­
The annual school meeting for Jack
Mrs. S. A. Cantrail of Uniontown was C. C. Beekman and Theo. Cameron ar- chants winch is bringing a large price
sotivtlle was held Monday afternoon nt in Jacksonville Monday making pur- rived home Monday, Tins was the 54th per ton.
P. R. Robinson is visiting at Duns­
the school house. There was a small chases at the stores and for a brief visit atom il comrniiiiic it on and was one of
muir at the home of his son Howard, who
attendance and no special interest was i with her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Dow. the largest attended and most successful is employed by the S. P. Cotnjiany at
manifested in the meeting, C. P. Briggs ' She was accompanied by her son,John- of any yet hel<l. Mr. Beekman was rais­ that place.
was elected director to succeed J H me. who is becoming quite a successful ed to the 32d degree. Heretofore Theo.
Ministers from all parts of the valley
are expected to l>e present at and to as-
Huffcr, who having served f«»T six years young farmer.
Cameron has been the only Mason in -ist in the dedication of the new Presby­
declined to longer hold the Jsisitioil,
Vance Colvig came in from Union­ Jacksonville holding that high honor. terian church next Sunday.
and Gus Ne wbury was elected clerk.
town when he had spent a week at the The reserve building fund having be­
Geo. Esiell returned to Woodville re-
Charles Purer!, «U|>ervisor of the home of Wilbur Cameron. Master come latge enough to justify the under
ently from the Jump-off-Joe country
Upper Ajiplegate road district, is doing Vance had several lively experiences taking it was voted to begin the erection where he has been engaged in mining
some substantial improvcuit tit work t«< while on his outing, one of which was to of a Masonic Temple in Portland. To the past winter and spring.
Jas Evans an I family are soon to move
the roadsuf that section. A ¡»art of the lie hi at the killing of a coyote which entertain visiting M is > is at the Lewis &
work that lie is doing is to pert in a new A'ilbur Cameron shot on a lull near his Clark Fair next year f 1000 was appropri­ from Miller Gulch, where they have
»een living duri* g the winter, to their
bridge at Mule Hill on the Watkin» road I lace.
ated. The following are the office's cf old home near th mouth of boots creek.
This bridge was built years ago and
Married at Wo.rdville, at the Presby-
Mr. anil Mrs. E A. Ashman arrived in the Grand fxxlge for the n uing y tr
badly decav rd that it lies become
hurch. on June 20 th, 1904 at 7 o'clock
Thomas
Gray,
p
rtland,
most
worship
­
a> ksonv lie Mon<l.iv from Port Orford
P. M. by the R-v. Mr. Twee, Mr. Chas,
gcrous to pass over.
in Curry county. They left their home ful grand master; William H. Fl mnagan. doore <nd Miss Cassie Hatch, both of
Roc Ulrich, who is engineer in a Ha w •
Grants Pass, right worshipful d< ptity that dace.
•i ill near H.lts. writes to his fatfl r tha in»t Tuesday week and drove bv team to
grand
master; W. T. Wiliiam-on. Salem,
L. F. Gardner has vacated the premis-
he has had no difficulty in handling ti e Roseburg by wav of Coquille it taking
« ngme and that he like» his position. three days to make the trip. From right worshipful senior grand warden; •■» at the mouth of Fools creek known as
He is evidently enj >ymg life- at Hilt» fo Roseburg they went by train to Ashland Lot L. Pearce, Salem, right worshipful Hustleville, where he has been condut-
ing a general merchandise store for the
he- sa s he may not la- home for the Fourth
junior grand warden; Henry Roe, Port­ «st three years, and has removed to
Last Sundav he with i parly of friends where they visited with Mr. Ashman’s
made the a-cent of Pilot Roc k, a high mother, Mrs. W. T. York. .Mrs. Ash land, right worshipful grand treasurer; ‘.I i.-nville. The old stand is upto the
butte six miles (tom Hilts. He- re|ai.*ts man 1» a grand-daughter of Papa ami J ones F. Robinson, Eugene, right wor­ >r sent time untenanted.
the trip a bird one bill that the view
A very large number of Grants Pass
shipful grand secretary. The appoint
from the summit is grand, the coi it.r» Mama Schmidt an<l that worthy couple
■< o->l at'i nded the “Holiness” meetings
ive
officers
named
by
Most
Worshipful
w«re delighted to meet her ami especial­
tor mile» altout 1« ing spread otit I k
a the tabernacle on Evans Creek Sun-
great pallor ima, the even o mg able t
ly her little daughter which is the only Grand Master Thomas Grav were: Wor
a<
,t 2:30 p. tn. special sermons were
see it part of Hogue River •' illev.
cached to the women and girls in the
great grand - child that they have. Mr. shipful and R<^v.(J. R N H 'I, ’’ake
\\ ith the close of the school year ti' ami Mrs. Ashman will leave on their re- City, grand chaplain; Worshipfu
w n ta ernacle nd to the men aud boys in
a a .joining wood.
St. Mary's Ac.ulcmv, the Sister» take
On July 1st Mr. Thos Townsend of
their annual vacation, The Si*trr
R »seburg will close a very satisfactory
perior an I S k U. i Mat y Marg'er ta
term of school in Woodville Mr. Town
Sister Mary Henry wiL leave this
sen l is one of those enthusastic young
men who,not finding a vacency in Douglas
for Portland where tln-y will spell 1
county came to this county last fall and
week in iittcml.iiicr al the aur.u il nt < a
was successful in securing his present
of their orik-r. Sister Mary M
The average man buying a suit position which he has filled admirably
Sister M iry Fides will r> main ill
well.
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of the co ivcnt. < M th • student»
of clothes is all at sea. Perhaps
R. Benedict came in from Applegate
Academy all have gone to th- ir
Wedn« s lay to bring to the county hospi­
he knows a little about the goods. tal J. Barnum an age 1 miner whois so
except three who mike their lioim .■
crippled with an injured foot that be is
the Academy.
unable to work. Mr. Barnum has been
He
must
depend
upon
the
man
The Jacksonville telephone centnii
>n Applegate for the past nine years.
office now has a hello girl in-l< ad of -
Prior to that he had mined in all the
that
sells
him
the
article.
Here
districts of the Coast deing in California
hello lx>y, Louis Elwoo i h -v ng resigned
and will return to Medford, mid Mi »
is the moral: BUY WHERE YOU .n 1850.
Luill Jolies succeeds t> the {Mistion
Chautauqua 1904.
Manager Warren Willi.mis who h 1»
CAN PLACE YOUR CONFID
Remetnlier the Chautauqua dates for
charge of the Company .» business (or
ENCE. We want you to come this year are July 13th to 22d, inclusive.
Jackson county was down from Ashland
Great speakers, fine schools, good music.
Tuesday mid arranged f< r tin- change
here with the confidence that you
Miss |< ncs will la- quite certain to 111 ik<
Special Offer: For the next 10 dws
a competent operator for she is 1 careful,
I will give 24 stanfp pictures F ree with
can
depend
upon
the
quality
of
imltislnoiis young lads .
each order for cabinet photos of the baby.
Don't miss this chance. We will be with
our goods and what we say you
Mt»» Catherine Chapman, left
untill Monday, May,9th.
<lav for Dunsmuir where she \
Frank H. Hull.
about it.
dose the sale of a millinery »tore
You can see the World's Greatest Fair
she has in that town. Miss C
and return in thirty days for #150 (M) (one
has been conducting two millinet v »ton »
hundred and fifty dollars). Write at
once to Mrs. P. Ritner of Medford, Oreg-
<>ne in Jacks mville ami one in Dun»
on for full particulars*
until, but she iimlsit too great a task to
LOCAL
NOTES.
EVERYDAY UTILITY
THE NUNAN-TAYLOR CO.
projx-rly look after her business win n so
sepaitiled and she has decided to accept
a good offer which she litis received for
X v H.NATHAW
Ca
THE-HARVARD
• /
CLOTHIERS and IIJRNISHLRS
Jacksonville,
Oregon.
To get perfect rest use one of those
silk floss or cotton felt mattresses, Thev
are the best. C. W. Conklin.