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APHLAND TIDTXOfl
Monday, Fehrnary 12, 1917
The Loveland
SCHOOL FOR DANCING
0'
All the Latest Modern Ballroom Dances
' Class and Private Instruction
Memorial Hall
Phone 70
In the Social Realm
Mrs. William Meyorand Mrs. VV. land Mrs. Rush's thirty-third wedding
A wilRhlra will bo hostesses at the anniversary. The whole thing was a
Civic Club tomorrow
Everyone Invited.
afternoon
At Auxiliary.
Mrs. Palmerlee will speak on Ar
menia at the Auxiliary Club tonight.
All members are urged to be present.
v. :. t. r.
The Christian Temperance Union
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 instead of Tuesday at the rest
room of the library. All members
, are urged to attend.
complete surprise to Mr. and Mrs.
Rush, consequently all the more enjoyable.
Those present aside from the Rush
family were as follow: Mr. and Mrs.
(irimsley, Mr. and Mrs. Kske, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Cooper, Ernest, Arthur
and Krancis Cooper and Albert Eske.
Dr. Howard and Miss Hess Bryan
were dinner giusts lit the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. It. McCracken, Sunday.
" Civic (lull.
The Civic Improvement Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon, and every
woman in Ashland is invited to at
tend. A number of pertinent matters
will receive discussion and lessons in
basketry will follow the meeting.
Presbyterian Missionary Meeting.
Presbyterian missionary meeting
was held at Mrs. Shlnn's home Friday
afternoon. The devotional part of the
meeting was conducted by Mrs. Mc
Coy. Mrs. Nims conducted the pro
gram, assisted by Mesdames Lamkln,
Garrett, Shlnn and Mathes. Fifteen
ladies were present and the meeting
was a very Interesting one.
Plan Hull).
A committee of young people met
at the Presbyterian manse recently to
make plans for the Christian Endeav
or rally February 28. Paul Rrown
and C. E. Hamilton will be the chief
speakers on that occasion. Those
present at the committee meeting
wore Misses Ruth (tannin, Plna Rene
diet, Cornelia Larson. Gladys Carna
lian and Mr. Win Hayes.
Wednesday Club.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
will meet February 14 with Mrs. F.
G. Swedenbnrg at her residence at
the corner of Iowa and Union streets,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. L. S. llrown, Mrs.
Js'ewiand, Mrs. Elsie Churchman and
Mrs.. Camps will assist In entertain
ing. Committees and plans will be
announced for the New England din
ner to' be given February 22.
City Union to Fleet.
i The City Union, consisting of the
young folks' societies of all the
churches, expects soon to elect. of
ficers for the ensuing year. Those
appointed on the nominating commit
tee are as follows: Presbyterian
church, Miss Ruth Osmun; Baptist
church, O. H. Buttorfield; Christian
church, Oscar Cooper; Congregational
church, Mary Spencer; M. E. church,
John RIgg. This committee met at
the M. E. church Sunday afternoon,
February 11.
Honor Pastor's Wife.
A number of the Nazarene ladies
met at the home of Mrs. Slingerland
on .North Main street last Tuesday
and spent a pleasant hour together
in a social way in honor of their pas
tor's wlfo, Mrs. Dorman D. Edwards.
Nice refreshments were served and a
general good time enjoyed by all.
Those present wore Mesdames Fraley,
Stoner, Snyder, Will Ashcraft, Rur
nette, Peffloy, Spcnce, Cullen, Cul
berson, Morthland, Wiley, Slingerland
and Rev and Mrs. Edwards.
Thilatbea.
The Thllathea mission met at the
home of Miss Mae Hatfield on the
afternoon of February 10. After a
short business session a social time
followed, which Included valentine
games of various kinds, intermingled
with fancy work and gay chatter.
After an unusually merry time, most
delicious and substantial refresh
ments were served, consisting of
baked corn and chicken tamales
wero served with catsup and salted
wafers, chocolate eclairs, fig wafers,
fruit cake and fruit punch.
Surprise.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Rush were glad
ly surprised last Friday evening by
a few of their neighbors coming in to
spend the evening, bringing refresh
ments' and a pleasant smile along
with them. The occasion was Mr.
M. K. Missionary Meeting:
The Methodist ladies held their
missionary meeting Friday afternoon
at the M. E. church. A largo attend
ance of women was present and a
splendid program rendered. Mrs. O.
.1. Rathbun led the meeting, the sub
ject being "Introduction of Missions
Into Mexico." There was a round
table discussion, each lady represent
ing an emigrant and presenting the
subject from their several stand
points. Papers read: "The Bible in
Latin Land," Mrs. Billings; "In Land
of 'Dohes and Sunshine," Mrs. Her
bert; "Spain in America," Mrs. Hatch.
Mexican Dinner.
The Mexican dinner at G. A. R. hall
Thursday was a decided success.
Everything w'ent off nicely and the
Ashland folks seemed to enjoy the
peculiar viands that are such a de
light to the Mexican palate. Mrs. O.
W. Long, the Dorcas Society presi
dent, deserves much credit for the
harmonious teamwork among her
lady helpers in both dining room and
kitchen. Those boys that washed the
dlBhes, too, weren't slow. And "last
but not least." the chief cook, Mrs
W. L. Melllnger, deserved a bouquet
(and 'tis said she got It) for shoul
dering the responsibility of preparing
all of those wonderful dishes that
were more palatable than pronounce'
alilo.
hearts and valentines, and .the re
freshments, which were most de-
I liclous, helped carry ont the same
Idea, and each guest found her part
I ner by matching the pieces of valen
tine hearts on which were appropri
ate verses. After the business ses
sion each guest was asked to write
'a valentine. The reading of them
caused a great deal of merriment,
and proved without a doubt that
soino of our ladies will some day
have their names in the book of fame
as great poetesses. A recitation by
little Gall Lynch was much enjoyed,
as was also a comic reading by Mrs.
L. 0. Van Wcgen., Tho following
guests were present: Mesdames Jas.
Rudd, High Wright, T. M. Lynch,
George Carpenter, Albert Morthland
W. E. Glondenning, Barr, B. C. Ta
bor, Hatch, F. H. Walker, Allen, L
O. Van Wegen, J. K. McClaren and
Misses Ethel Simpson, Tlllie Ander
son. Sllvora Hatch, Janie Walker and
Master Gail Lynch and Baby Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loveland will
hold another dancing class Thursday
evening of this week after the first
show at the VIning, and will teach
some more of the Two-Two and Lon
don Taps.
Luncheon,
Mrs. W. E. Blake entertained Sat
urday afternoon at a dainty little
luncheon for nine of her friends.
Decorations and the luncheon carried
out the valentine idea and the table
was particularly attractive with its
shaded candles and dainty arrange
ment. A two-courso luncheon was
served. Those present were: Mes
dames Clark Bush, Louis Dodge, F.
H. Johnson, J. H. McGeo, Will Mitch
ell, W. E. Newcombe, Chester Steven
son, W. H. Yco and Roy Walker.
For Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Eastman en
tertained Friday evening in honor
of Mr. Charles Hosmer of Salt Lake
city, who is visiting them for a few
days. Cards and dancing passed a
jolly evening and refreshments of a
dainty nature were served. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Robertson, Misses Lydla McCall, Ger
trude Biede, Georgia Coffee, Bernita
Mix and Holeno Casey, Messrs.
Charles Hosmer, Wlllard Veght,
Chauncey Stoddard and 0. C. Crowley..
Card Party.
The Auxiliary card party at Aux
iliary hall Friday evening was one
of the largest and most successful
social affairs of recent months in
Ashland. Twenty-one tables were
filled for 500, at which Mrs. C. W.
Banta and Mr. Andrew McGee car
ried off first prizes of a beautiful
bouquet of carnations and a deck of
cards in a leather case. Mr. Sam
McN'alr and Miss Hortense Winter
were consoled with prizes for their
poor luck. Refreshments of a more
than "dainty" nature were served
The hall was artistically decorated
with hearts and cuplds, and In every
detail the affair reflected great
credit upon the ladles of the various
committee In charge. During the
course of the evening Mrs. Perry
Ashcraft, Mrs. D. I. Norrls and Mrs,
Henry Provost rendered vocal solos,
which were appreciated by hearty en
cores.
Five Fined By
Summary Court
Members of the local first com
pany, Oregon Coast Artillory, who
have had unexcused absences from
drills chalked up against their names
were hauled up before a summary
court at tho armory recently, presid
ed over by Lieutenant Foss of tho
Medford company. Twelve members
were put through a cross-examina
tion and finca assessed against five.
Interest in tho company's work and
attendance at drills Rave taken a
great Impetus following upon the de
velopments of the diplomatic situa
tion, and the local company is in
fine shape to respond to a call. j
Sudden Death of
Young Man Shocks
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"Rllly" Mitchell, seventcen-year-:
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Mitchell, died at a local hospital Sun
day noon following upon an opera- i
tlon for appendicitis. The young
man was a student in his second year
at Ashland high school and known
throughout the city. His death comes
as a sudden shock to the entire com-,
munity. The attack of Illness was
very sudden, developing two days be
fore his death, 't was found that
the disease had progressed boyond a
stage where It was possible to save
him. The funeral will be held Tues
day at 2 o'clock from the Murphy 1
residence on the Boulevard.
VINING THEATRE
Lincoln Celebration Today
The End
of the Rainbow
Starring Myrtle Gonzales
A rugged ro
mance of the
California
Redwood
forests
Rogue Fish Bill
Passes Senate
The 'bill to prohibit fishing with
seines and set nets In the Rogue riv
er passed tho senate at Salem Satur
day by a vote of 24 to 5, and the
Ashland men who have been working
for the passage of the bill and, In
fact, the entire community is rejoic
ing over the success. The bill now
needs only tho signature of Governor
Withy com be to become a law. and
his veto is, not thought likely.
Immediately after first show Rev. J.Conaty
will deliver a short address on life of Abra
ham Lincoln. Solo Star Spangled Banner
by Carl Loveland. Audience will be asked
to join in chorus. Patriotic music by orches
tra. Regular admission. School Pupils one--half
price.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Clara Kimball Young "
M Common Law
The picture we have all been waiting for.
ie screen star
uprenif, in a
seven-reel
Added Attraction
As an added attraction there will bo two high class
solos one by Mrs. Henry Terry Elmore, of Athland,
Tuesday night, and one by Mr. George Andrews, of
Medford, Wednesday night. Music by orchestra both
nights. Admission: Adults 25c; children 15c.
I
Glee Club Gives
Pleasing Program
The Oregon Agricultural College
Glee Club made a pleasing Impres-
Lincoln Banquet
MoritnrH Tntliohfr aIthougn somwhat improved, is not
AL mtuiuiu lUlllgUt yet al)le t0 8uperlntcnd tne work at
Mrs. John Easterllng Is still 111 at
her home at 400 Beach street, and
Pleasant Hour Club.
The ladies of the Pleasant Hour
Club met at the home of Mrs. J. K.
McClaren on Thursday, where they
were royally entertained by the host
ess and her sister, Miss. Til lie Ander
son. It being so near Valentine day,
which Is also Mrs. McClaren's birth
day, the house was decorated with
IPbiB Announcement
connection with a na'. ion-wide move
ment of Financial Conservation, The
First National Bank will produce in
this space talks bearing upon Thrift
and itg relative importance to the wel
fareof Community, Commerce, House
hold and Individual. These should
interext the public generally, as well
as our many patrons.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ASHLAND J ODF-nOM
CX-9,eJPw ReSIOlNT C.H.VAUPE.I.ViccPnS.
Notice.
During the social hour at each reg
ular meeting the Civic Club will put
on food demonstrations, health lec
tures and lessons in the arts and
crafts that will enable the members
to make pretty and useful things for
their homes always something prof
itable. Can any woman In Ashland
afford to not belong? We are start
ing all over again undr our articles
of incorporation. Any woman who
has once been a member of the Civic
Club can b reinstated by payment
of dues for the current year. We
ore working for the Chmitnuqua
building this year and need every
woman's help.
MRS. W. M. BARRER,
President.
Revival Meetings.
The Nazarent church began a series
of evangelistic services Sunday, Feb
ruary 11, the pastor acting as his own
evangelist for the first ten days. Rev.
J. T. Little, district superintendent of
the northwest district and former
pastor, will arrive the 21st to. con
tinue for at least another week. We
are expecting a great time of salva
tion. Meeting every night at 7:30
until further notice. Everybody wel
come. Dorman D. Edwards, pastor.
Roseburg Review: Dr. H. A. Can-
field and wife, who spent the past
few days at Ashland, arrived here
lost evening on their way to Drain.
Dr. Canfleld has been ill for some
time past and went to Ashland in
hope of benefiting his health. He
says he is feeling much better and
will be able to resume his practice
as soon as he arrives In Drain. Mr.
and Mrs. Canfleld spent last night-at
tho I'mpqua Hotel In this city. ,
the Easterllng restaurant.
Arrangements have been coraplet-, .
ed for tho Lincoln day banquet which Curd of Thanks,
will be held at the Medford Hotel, In ' We, the undersigned, wish to thank
Medford, tonight at 8 o'clock. The the kind friends and neighbors for
splendid program that has been ar- their many deeds of kindness, their
ranged guarantees this to be one of forai offerings, and other evidences
the best banquets ever held in the of their sympathy which have made
vaUey- our bereavement, following the death
There has been a big call for tick-.0f our husband and father, John A.
pfa nnrl Mm rlomnnri u'lll Iia trrontpr rnBin- .
sinn in Hielr ennnert at tho Vl,il ' - e usy lO' near.
. " than the supply, as only 300 will be i
meiiier iiiursuuy evening, ine col
lege boys presented a program re-1
plete with good comedy and fine mu
sic. The numbers by tho two Chi-
I sold.
nese singers won repeated encores
especially.
Five Cars Ditched
At Derail Switch
Judge Charues L. McNary of Salem
will give the principal address of the
ovening.
Miss Leone Cass Baer, special cor-
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MRS. MARTHA J. CARTER,
MR. AND MRS. J. B. CARTER,
MR. AND MRS. G. C. STEVENS.
Five freight cars on a northbound
freight were ditched at one of the
switches on Siskiyou mountain
Thursday morning when the train
overraln a derailing switch. No one
was injured and the tracks were
cleared up with only a few hours' de
lay to traffic. Train 15 did not, ar
rive until 1 o'clock In the afternoon
Oregon's Birthday
Comes Wednesday
On Wednesday, February 14, Ore
gon will celebrate the fifty-eighth
anniversary of the state's admission
to the Union. Local pioneers espec
ially make substantial observance of
the day. At Portland the Sons and
Daughters of Oregon pioneers will
hold exercises commemorative of the
anniversary.
Would Stop Boys'
Use of Cigarettes
A measure to prohibit tho use of
cigarettes by minors in Qregon and
sale to minors is in the house at
Salem. Another bill to prohibit the
use of cigarettes altogether was
passed and then recallod and prob
ably will be modified to apply to
minors only.
Anti-Picketing
Bill Passes House
With Sheldon and Thomas oppos
ing and Gore voting In favor, the
Kubll anti-picketing bill was passed
by the house Friday after a hard
fight lasting from 10:30 to 1 o'clock.
The vote was 33 for, 25 against and
two (Griggs and Elmore) absent on
account of sickness.
Obitunry.
John A. Carter was born in Water-
respondent for the Oregonian, will bo town, Wis., January 26, 184. Died
present and make a short talk. There in Ashland, Ore., February 4, 1017,
will be talks by several local people, ; aged 68 years and nine day's. He
a good musical program, including crossed tho plains with his parents In.
selections by an orchestra, and patri- the famous Red Horn train that sut
otic songs led by George Andrews, 'fered much from nttaoka i,v h t.
Mrs. D. Perozzi of Ashland willdians. He was married November
sneak- - ! 27, 1877, to Marth Jane Helman. To
Col. R. C. Washburn will act as j this union were born two children,
toastmaster. Bradford Carter of Portland and Mrs'
The whole program will be in jG. C. Stevens of Dunsmulr. Besides
keeping with the events of the pres-. his wife and two children he leaves
ent day- to mourn his loss three brothers and
A delegation of fifty will be pres-1 two sisters, Loyal W. Carter of Santa
cnt from Ashland and there will be Rosa, Cal.; Major A. Carter and Sid
delegations from ell over Jackson ney E. Carter of Ashland; Mrs. Cora
County. iE. LOWTV of Boavertnn fin iinJ M..
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Mary E. Gertner of Sacramento.
The Carters settled first in Cali
fornia, but camo to Oregon in 18,63
and returned to California in 1865.
They spent about ten years there and
I returned to Oregon again, where they
Joseph T. Million died last night have since lived. Mr. Carter followed
at his home on Oak street following contracting work and In later yeara
an attack of paralysis which occurred was a veterinarian.
Friday. He was born in Ashland and j The funeral 'was conducted at the
Is one of the real "old-timers" of Carter home by W. L. Melllnger. A
this section. Funeral arrangements quartet from the Christian church
have not been announced as yet. I choir assisted in the music.
Joseph Million
Died Last Night
This Man Knows
what he Is doing. Ho knows, too,
just what tho part he holds In his
hand should do when it Is placed in
your car. When a time clock starts
on your job in our garage, you may
rest assured that the time you pay
for is tho time of an expert, and is
not wasted.
Ford Garage
Ashland -:- Oregon
,
Do You Fear Glasses
because you think they may be un
becoming? Much depends on the
style. We have a frame to fit every
nose, and we guarantee comfort. A
registered optician is in charge to
see to it that you get the proper lens.
H. L. Whited
Registered OpIonietriHt, Ashland
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