LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Brief and Breezy Notes on Happen-
inqs In and Around the County
Seat of Jackson Couuty By the
Only Paper In the field.
NEWS WHILE IT IS STILL NEWS
Cabbage, fresh and crisp and all other
vegetables fresh from Maurv’s gardens
at Learned's. Fresh fruits of all kinds.
Mrs. Josephine Russell and Miss Fran­
ces Nunan arrived home Tuesday from
Colestine where they had spent a month
at that pleasant resort.
to stand the journey home next week.
His mother and brother Euan are w ith him
they and Mr. Pearce going to Bonanza»0
soon as word was received here of his
accident. Floyd Pearce, who hail his
thigh crushed and other serious injuries
as the result of a runaway of his horse
and buggy, while driving to Jacksonville
from his home on Poorman creek to
learn the particular* of the accident to
his brother Daniel at Bonanza, is rallying
rapidly from his injuries and Dr. Bower­
sox who has attended him, expects that
Mr. Pearce can lx- taker, to his home in
about two weeks. These accident* have
been a serve trial to the Pearce family
but that the young men are regaining
their health and strength is a matter
of rejocing to their family and to their
friends.
Chris Ulrich and family left Tnesday
Pioneers Will Hold Reunion.
for a two weeks outing at Pelican Bay.
At Phoenix they
were joined bv
On Thursday September 1st. the 2Xth
Fred Furry and family who will be
annual
reunion of the Southern Oregon
of the party.
Pioneers Association will Ire hold in
Chas. Basye who is in Portand with Jacksonville. The exercises will Ire held
his daughter, Miss Zephia, writes to in the court house and will la-gin at 10
relatives here that she has almost re- a. tn. with a vocal selection by the Gore
covered from the operation she recently Bro’hers quartette, following which will
underwent and he expect* to be able to lx- the invocation bv Rev. Roliert Foots.
bring her home within ten days.
The annual address will be given by
Adam Linn, a mining capitalist who Hon. R. G. Smith of Grunts Pass,follow­
operates in all the leading mining dis­ ing which the secretary Judge S. J. Dav
resolutions for
tricts of the West, who is now looking will read memorial
after investments in this section, with his members who have died during the past
headquarters in Ashland was in Jackson­ year The program to close with a
ville over Suudav and Monday on a short song written by Mrs. Jane Mason Me-
Cully.
visit to his brother David Linn.
Üdtes io Remember
The dinner will lie served in the O<l<l
The Oregon Belle quartz mine, which
Fellows’ banquet room, to which the
is on Forest creek seven miles west of
Thursday, Sept 1—Annual reunion at
guests will be admitted by ticket, The
Jacksonville, but by wagon road twelve
Jacksonville of Southern Oregon
dinner will be in charge of the members
miles distant, is now to be developed in
Pioneers.
of Jane Mason McCully Cabin, Native
a thoroughly systematic manner. The
Daughters. During the jiast week the Monday, Sept. 19—Annual reunion of
new owners the New York & Western
Southern Oregon Soldiers and Sailors
president of the Cabin. Miss Amelia Britt
Gold Mining Company, of which Foster
at Jacksonville to last for five day*.
assisted by Miss Josephine Orth, Miss
/t Gunnell, of Grants Pass Oregon the
Cro»*«-frt«Hcr
Mr?». Ortj. Tt ■ AtU- Monday, Sept. 5—St. Mary's Academy
western representatives, are undertaking
ber. have been soliciting and have met
fall term begins.
to put their property in shape for per­
with such a generous response that the
I
manent mining operations and as the
dinner will lx: quite up to the usual high Tuesday Sept. 6—Circuit court commen­
company is made up of wealthy New
ces at Jacksonville.
All Kinds Of Harness
standard of excellence.
York business men, they have ample
I
Tuesday, Sept. 6—Jacksonville own
Work Done Prompt­
capital to carry on their work without
Low Rate* To California
council meets to consider light and
stint of funds. A car load of machinery
ly. Fine Shoe Work
water proposition*.
The triennial conclave Knights Temp­
embracing a 40 horse power boiler, an
A Specialty.
air compressorfand two Burleigh drills, lar will be held at San Francisco, Sept­ Friday, Aug. 2ti—Lecture at Central
was recieved last week and hauled to the ember 5th to 9th, and the Sovereign
Point Baptist church by Rev. F. W..
Prices Reasonable.
mines and this week a car load of brick Grand lodge I. O. O. F. will be held at
Carstens, of Medford; subject “Beyond
and several tons of supplies have been same point September 19th to 25th. For
the Alps Lies Italy.”
received for delivery to the mine. Man these occasions the Southern Pacific
ager N. E. Foster is here superintending will place in effect the extremely low
STOP THAT COUGH’
the work and he expects to have by the rate of one and one third fare for the
When a cough, a tickling or an irrita-
first of next week a force of 10 men in- round trip, not to exceed ¿25.00, the rate tion in the throat makes you feel un­
stalling the plant. The Company has from Portland. Those who are planning comfortable, take Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. Don't wait until the disease has
1600 cords of wood cut and mostly de- a trip to California should take note of gone beyond control. Mr. and Mrs. J.
RHEUMATISM.
livered at the mill buildings and a large these rates.
A. Anderson, 354 West 5th St. Salt Lake
When pain* or an irritation exist on
City, Utah, write; “We think Ballard'»
amount of logs and timbers are ready
Horehound Syrup the liest medicine for any pirt of the body, the application of
for use in the mines. Manager Foster
Judge Dav has received word from coughs and cold*. We have used it for Ballard's Snow Liniment gives prompt
expects to lie able to start the drills in 20 Portland that his daughter Mrs. Dox is several years; it always gives immediate relief. F.. W. Sullivan, Prop, Sullivan
days, when a double shift of men will be rallying rapidly from the operation relief is very pleasant and gives jierfect H oum - El Reno, (). T.. writes; June 6,
put on and tunneling carried on night which she recently underwent and that satisfaction.” 25c, 5ffc, fl.IM). Sold by­ 1902: “I take pleasure in recommending
Ballard's Si.ow Lininment to all who are
and day. There is already several hun­ she exacts to return home in two City Drug Store.
afflicated with rheumatism. It fa the
dred feet of tunnel in the ledge and so weeks.
only remedy I have found that gives im­
mediate relief.” 25c, 50, #1 .(*). Sold bv
far as the ledge has been opened up the
City
Drug Store.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otis
Krause
and
Mrs.
ore is of high grade and if tne showing
Rosco
Cantrail
arrived
Monday
in
Jack
­
continues as good by the development
now under way, a mill of probably 10 sonville from Kiamatli Falls by private
stamps will be put in and permanent conveyance, ami remained until Friday
New buildings; Well
with relatives when they returned home.
mining operations undertaken.
JACKSONVILLE
HARNESS AND
SHOE
SHOP
Henry R. Hawk
PROPRIETOR
SOUTHERN
■ ■ — ORECON
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STATE NORMAL _IT _
equipped gymnasium; Am­
,
SILAS J. DAY
Office one block south of Courthouse
D. J. S. Pearce will leave this Saturday
JACKSONVILLE,
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OREGON
ple
and
beautiful
grounds;
Best ice cream in Jacksonville at The
for Klamath Falls with a buggy to bring
Boss confectionery store.
UNITED STATES CDMMIHHIONRR.
Up to date training de­
home his son Daniel Pearce, who was
Filing* and final proof made 011 homestead*
severly hurt three weeks ago by the fall­
partment; Wholesome in­ and timber claims. Corrected plats showing
all vacant land».
•
ing of a hay derrick to the top of which
fluences morally and social­
NOTARY
PUBI.IC
AND
CONVEYANCER.
he had gone to adjust a block and rope
Legal papers of all kind* made out Special
ly; Healthful surroundings: attention
given to papers in settlement of
while working on a hay ranch near Bo­
estate*.
Wni Puhi, Prop.
nanza. The derrick mast was 57 feet
Expenses nominal; Gradu­
ABSTRACTER OF TITLES,
high and the giving away of a stayline
Most complete set of attract tanka in the
ates of this school com­ county,
Abstract* made promptly and ac­
allowed it to tip over carrying Mr. Pearce
L'p-to-Date Shop
curately.
mand
from
$45
to
$85
with it. As he was clinging to the upper
REAL ESTATE ANI> INSURANCE.
Three Fine Chairs
per month.
Fine list of country and town property for
side of the pole when it struck the
sale and rent.
ground it badly crushed his breast and
(jood Workmen.
MONEY LOANED.
produced severe hemorrage of the lungs,
For Catalogue Address Warrants bought and sold. Collection* made
Taxes paid Renta collected Prompt reply
which at first was thought would prove
Two fine Bathrooms with the
to all letter*. Charges reasonable
fatal, but being a healthy young man he
Secretary of the Board or
rallied from the injuries very rapidly. best tubs cleanest towels, etc.
REFERENCED
Last week he was brought to Klamath
President
Hon II. K llnnna, judge of 1st judicial dis­
Falls and he expects to be strong enough
...
O heoom trict. anti any Jacksonville business man.
Fine job work at the Sentinel Office. A shland
O. K.
Barber Shop
C. H. THOMAS
B. F. MULKEY
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