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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1904)
OVER THE COUNTY Latest News As Gathered In from Various Sections of the County By Our Able Corps of Corre spondents. “SOMETHING DOING" EVERY WEEK Mrs. P. Ilarvey, wife of the general agent on the Pacific coast, of the Balti more and Ohio Railroad, and daughter Mrs. Whidden and infant came up from San Francisco Friday to visit relatives. Large forces of men begun picking pears in the various orchard’s Monday. Packing will begin the middle of the week. The crop will not lie as large as it would have been owing to the recent hail s'ortn knocking so many from the trees. Applegate Items. Woodville Whispers. (Too late for last weeks pajwr. 1 Earl Peter visited relatives in Jackson ville Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Geo. Walter has been quite ill. Born, on Foots Creek, Aug. 4th. HMM, J. S. Miller left Monday morning for to Mr. and Mrs. Eli Iloisev, a son. Merlin. . George Estellais is proving himself a Quite a number of our citizens are out very obliging clerk in W. V. Jone’s store. camping. Lincoln Savage was down a few days Martin Pernoll made a business trip from the Valley where he is employed to Grants Pass last week. with the Savage thresher. A. W. Shearer returned Tuesday from Mrs. George Wright is here from her a month's visit in Idaho. home in Eastern Oregon visiting her Mr. and Mrs. F. Bailey of Ashland are mother Mrs. O. P. Randall and her sister visiting relatives at Davidson. Mrs. Jas. Whipple. Allx-rt GciM-r, of Geiser jk Hendrix Coinjiuuv. the wmltli« Baker Citv mill- ling coiii|>an« who recently bonded tile Crcltsor ledge oil |ack*oii creek one mile Happenings In and About Jackson west of Jac ksonville, was in Jacksonvillc the forv|iartof the week on business con ville Durinq the Past Week. neetvd with their mining ventures hi this —All the Doinqs About the district Tin- Creit-cr ledge having Ix-en County Seat Given In Detail. opened up Mr. < •« iscr hud work stopped, what are to lx- the future plans of his compinv in regard to the pro|>crty Mr. ONLY PAPER PRINTED IN THE CITY Geiser made no mention. The develop ment work, which was done b« Will. IceCream at the Model. Broad mu! II Lciglon.coiisistsof a tunnel Fine job work at the Sentinel Office. 215 in length which cross cuts the ledge, Tin- Slabwood in stove lenglits fl IMI |x-r nt a point when it is 12 feet w id« orc taken out isof ver« gisxl qnnlit« and load at saw mill—Iowa Lumber Co there is reason Io Ix4ievc that the ledge Miss Marguerite Krause returned Wed- hesday from a weeks outing at Colestin. will prove to la- a good gobi producer. LOCAL NEWS NOTES A. L Bailee who has been ii partner Keep your floors clean by the use of Dustine. Sold at Conklin's furniture with W. Il Miller in the confectionery store. and notion luisin-xs, has sold his interest Chris. Ulrich carries a full line of sash in the store t<> Mr. Miller und will re and doors which he sells at Medford slime Ilia trad« of photographer. The prices. firm has bad a good trade this summer but Mr. Bailee docs not like the cull fin Gus Newbury and family arc at their farm at Squaw l^ike where the) will incut of tile store, prefcring tile outdoor spend a month. life in traveling about the country with He left tins Fri When bilious take Chamberlain's hi* photograph tent Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilmore are up Mr. Frank King who has been work Stomach and Liver Tablets. For Sale bj day for Applegate mid from then- will City Drug Store. tour Josephine county. from California visiting relatives. ing at the Blue Ledge mine for some ! Clarence Greve is sending a wack at W. S. Barnum, president of the Rogue The farmers of this district have their time is now employed at the Johnson- Guthrie mine near here. Williams with his grand-parents, Mr. and River Valley Railroad Co arrived home second crop of alfalfa in their barns. Wcdtiesda« from Portland where lie has Mr. Smithline's new dwelling is under Mrs. W. Chapman. Mrs. Messenger and her son George Ix-en for the jsist wvek on business for contraction and promises to lx? a neat Watermelons in quanitity, quality and visited Mrs. Jas. Rock Jr. last Sunday. anil very homelike building. Mr. Gib price to suit you at Learnerd's Boss con his Coni|Mtiy. His son Johnnie, also returned the same da« . having lx-« n in Several Chinamen that have been em son assisted by Sam Mathes are the car fectionery store. Portland mid other northern places for ployed in the mines at Browntown have penters. To get |x:rfect rest use one of those the JMst month on a vacation from his quit. It is reported that Chaplain & Com silk floss or cotton felt mattresses. They duties as conductor on the local train. % Mr. and Mrs. Ed Estes and August pany are soon to erect one or more of are the lx:st. C. W. Conklin. J. W. Slinger, one of the enterprising Rehkcpf have been camping and hunt their huge dredgers besides the one now Mrs. Pauline Putman and Miss Mary it operation, the new ones to be below Wetterer arrived in Jacksonville Wednes young farmers of Lake Creek, was in ing at Swedes Basin. the one which they now have. day from Portland to make an extended town on Wednesda« consulting with his Miss Mary and Lula Walter from San visit with their mother Mrs. Win. Healy Attorney Wm. M. Colvig in reference to Francisco are visiting their parents Mr. Regarding Ownership of Hotel. the water-right suit of M. F. Hanley vs. and other relatives. and Mr. George Walter. A suit was commenced in the Circuit i J. W. Slinger ft Z. Cameron, which is Chas. Wood anil his wife have gone to now |x-nding in the Circuit Court. Mrs Herriot and her son Bennie have Court on the tt Inst, by Jean St Luc. De- just returned from a visit to her daugh Rolxiatn against Augustine Schmidlin Nolton, Calif, where they will s|>end the Rogue River Creamery, Medford, man ter Mrs. Ida McKee of Evans creek. to recover the legal title to the U. S. fall and winter. Mr. Wood has a |»>si- ufactures the C. E. <». brand fane« cream- tion on the night shift as piper a hydrau cry butter, that is clean, elegant and guar Fred Benedict is rapidly improving, Hotel property situated in Jacksonville. lic mine near that place at a day. anteed. Ask your merchant for it. is going to Portland next week in com It appears that when Jane Holt, the Samuel McClendon, a well known Ex-sheriff John Knight, of Salem, was pany with his mother Mr. and Mrs. former owner died in 1KK4, she left but miner of Gold Hill was in Jacksonville one heir at law, Jean St. Luc DeRoboam in Jacksonville Wednesday in the inter Jackson. The property was heavily mortgaged at ests of the Quaker Nursery of Salem for Wednesday on business at the court Quite a number attended the ball the time of her death. In IMS"» suit was which he is general agent. Mr. Knight lions«-. game Sunday at Jacksonville played be brought to foreclose these mortgages, stated that tile demand for fruit trees is Watermelons the lx-st on the m irket tween the Applegate nine and Jackson and by some oversight, or carlesness, very large this year and he thinks that at Miller's confectionery store. ville’s league players. neither the heir, nor any administrator the acreage planted to fruit trees will lx- Quartz and placer location blanks for of deceased's estate, were made parties larger this year than for years past. sale at the Sentinel Office. defendant in the foreclosure suit. It is Phoenix Locals. claimed that the court under such cir Paul Corwin was over from Montague cumstances had no jurisdiction to order Tuesday. a sale of the property and that the sale A. W. Jacobs of Ashland made a busi which followed was void and of no effect. The defendant Augustine Schmidlin ness trip here Friday. alleges that he is the son ami heir of the Clarence Dunlap arrived from San late Mrs. Jean St. Luc DeRoboatn ami Francisco Wednesday. that by the terms of her w ill he was to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stancliff left Mon have full ownership of the property in day for an outing at Crescent City. question when the life lease expired held Misses Bertha and Dollie Rose spent to it by his step-father. Jean St. Luc De- | Roboam and he further alleges that his Saturday afternoon in Medford. mother furnished the money ami re-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Coleman made a busi deemed the hotel in her own name at the ness trip to Central Point Friday. time of the forclosure and that her hus Mr. McKinnis and son Paul attended band contributed no part of this money. the A. O. U. W. Lodge at Ashland, Fri There are other points of law involved which makes the case one of more than day evening. ordinary importance. The suit will be Mrs. Andrew’s and children of Griffin heard at the September term of circuit Creek passed through Phoenix enroute court and Colvig & Durham represent to Ashland. Mr. De Roboam and Judge J. R. Neil Mrs. Mary Stancliff, who has been in appears fur Mr. Schmidlin. San Francisco for several months, re turned Friday. RYAN’S 0. K. Barber Shop W. F. Towne and C. Kleinhammer returnned Sunday from a several day’s outing on Applegate. Mrs. Barksdull and grandaughter of Medford were the guests of the Misses Towns the first of the week. Wm. Puhi, Prop. Updo-Date Shop Three Fine Chairs Good Workmen. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mckeil received a severe fall Tues day evening causing convulsions. Dr. Cameron is in attendance. Two fine Bathrooms with the best tubs cleanest towels, etc. Quality of Goods, Selec tion of Stock, and Reason ableness of Price are factors always considered in dealings with customers so that they may be satis- ’ fied with their purchases