PAQfe TWO
Saturday, Septem Ì m t 29. i» 2 3
After the ceremony congratular Returned from Vacation in Cal —
Let’s get together on the clothe«
tions were extended; then a delic-j
T h e' Misses Georgia Coffee’
and question. Paulsend’s.
;1°us four course luncheon was Gertrude Biede returned yesterday
(Established in 1876)
e
, served by the bride’s sister, Mrs. afternoon from a two week s vaca
r í Charles Hargadine. Covers were laid tion in California. Motoring in Miss
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
MRS. GRACE E. ANDREWS, Editor.
, for fifteen. The guest list included Coffee’s machine the
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO
only the immediate family and a few eraged over 200 miles each day
hone items to her at 345-R, between 10 A. M„ and 2 P. M„
Bert R. Greer .................... .......... Editor
close friends of the bride.
j traveled. One day was spent in Oak-
and evenings.
The most ’artistic table decora- land and Almeda visiting friends
tions were arranged by Mrs. H ar-' The J. R. Casey family a, s . nta
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United States
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, Postoffice as
every third Friday of the month at gadine and Miss Gertruda Biede. the Monica were hosts during their visit
Caiendar of Events of the Week—
Second Class Mail Matter.
center piece, a pergola in daintiest in Santa Monica. With headquarters
the Civic Club House.
Study Club— Monday, Oct. 1st.
Oldfield
Glendale, Catalina
Subscription Price, Delivered in City-
The Thursday Evening Bridge w h i c h T T ' a m ’‘“ “a'""5’ U“ der ,herei
Civic Club— Tuesday, Qct. 2nd.
which a tiny bride and groom and Islands, Burbank and Inglewood
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Woman’» Foreign Missionary So- Club has its meetings fortnightly,
Three Months ............................................... .. 1.95
minister stood was a beautiful crea- shared the tourists attention. Mrs.
ciety of M. E. Church— Friday, at Thursday evenings.
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Also full line of
Six Months ...................................................... 3.75
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Elizabeth Bush at Inglewood was
Mrs. Patrick’s on Almond St.
There are yet other organizations
One Year ......................................................... 7.50-
Tins date and hour marks another visited and friends in each of the I
Epworth League Social— Friday, the time of whose meetings have not
Tubes
By Mail and Rural Routes:
even of great moment in the Casey other cities. “The Covered Wagon ’
evening
Oct.
5th,
M.
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Church.
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learned.
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family or on this day 62 years ago which has attracted attention wa,
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Missionary Society—Friday, Oct.j
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parents M " T
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Playing
Ilo,,ywood at
5th. Christian Church.
Merly© Circle Meets-i-
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parents, M r.an d Mrs. J. R. Casey. local people wpre there anJ
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IN PRICES
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Mr. and Mrs. Magnuson left im- comment very highly on the in.
social organization of the ’ Baptist
mediately on a short honeymoon mense production
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Church,
met Wednesday of this
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Us
Know—
They returned
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trip to Los Angeles, San Diego, Cat
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Now that the different organiza- j wee^ at the home of Mrs. Payne on aiina Islands, and other points of home via the ridge route, having
gone down over the coast route. No
Yearly Contracts:
tions and clubs have started their
Boulevard.
interest. The bridal couple will be
One insertion a week ...... .............. .............. 1 27%
trouble of consequence was exper
various activities, the editor of these I In spite of the threatening weath-
home to their many friends after
Two insertions a week ..........
ienced. hut a delightful two w eek s1
columns would appreciate It very er, there were perhaps more than
.25
October
15th at 1328-16th St.
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brought them home.
much if each organization would ap twenty-five ladies present.
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to notify her of the meetings as they Rally Day” for the Women’s or prosperous future.
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occur and also tell of the social ganizations of the Baptist Congre
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doings, the programs, or any activ gation.
Mrs. G eorge R obison E n tertains—
Card of Thanks ............................................ 1.00
It might be of interest here to
ities of these organizations.
A very happy little affair was j
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The line is sometimes busy, but state that there is one central or given, Thursday evening at the
please try again; for everyone is ganizajon, tinder which all the home of Mrs. George Robison,
THE SAFER WAY
WHAT CONSTITUES ADVERTISDiG
interested in what is transpiring and others function. The branches are, Second Street, honoring Miss Louise
"All future events, where an admission charge is
To KNOW what dangers
made or a collection taken is Advertising.
without your help, many things will The White Cross, the Ladies Aid, Lennart, who leaves very soon for
and
the
Misionary
Society
(Foreign
No discount will be allowed Religious or
be missed that are of moment to
threaten von—
Chicago, where she will make her
and Home)
Benevolent orders.
everyone.
home.
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At this meeting there was a good
To PROTECT Yourself
A few of her friends planned the |
DONATIONS:
program, which followed the social happy little evening and, in truth
Wednesday Club Meets—
from these dangers
No donations to charities or otherwise will be
f •
The Wednesday Club met this hour.
it was one of the happiest.
through insurance—
made in advertising, or job printing— our contribu
After the devotional exercises,
week in the Parlors of the Presby
Miss Lennart, who is especially
i
tions will be in cash.
Mrs. Guy Crosby gave a most inter
terian Church.
gifted, read the palms of the guests
To SECURE that insur
In spite of the weather, which be esting reading.
and foretold the future as portray
ance from this Agency—
There were also talks from the ed by the tea-cups.
there
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was an enthusiastic group of women presidents of the different organi
During the evening a most delic
THAT IS THE SAFER
present,
to discuss plans and enjoy zations.
SEPTEMBER
ious luncheon was served by the i
The
White
Cross,
the
Ladies
Aid,
the social hour.
gracious hostess.
WAY!
The first suggestions of autumn ¿ire not so much seen .as After the routine business had and the Missionary Society were rep As an expression of the love and
So ftiat the clients— present ”
n 't. They are vague and in .’istinet, yet rer« The fading been disposed of satisfactorily, an resented.
esteem, in which Miss Lennart is
The
guests
were
favored
by
two
election
of
officers
to
fill
the
unex
of summer into fall re?emb’es the snbtij changes that o 'er
held, her friends presented her with
and future— of this Agency
pired terms, rsulted in the naming of beautiful musical numbers played a beautiful leather hand hag.
take one at the middle life, ir 1 hat it is slight gentle and un-
niay always be informed of
Mrs. August Schuerman, Pres., Mrs. by Miss Lolita Pierson.
Those who were present on this
obstructive. There is a f.ttie lessening of vision, and the Sackett,
developments affecting their
The Aeolian Harp” and “Stabat happy occasion were the Mesdames
Vice-Pres.; Mr». F. H. John
tyes me weary after extended reading. So comes Ihe resort son, Secy.; and Mrs. Dillard as Mater” interpreted most sympathet Leah
insurance interests we issue
Caldwell, Bertha Herr, Emma
ically and the guests felt that they Rhodes, J. H. Sugg, Delia Acklin,
to spectacles, not of ccnrse that they are really needed, hut Treas.
Require Good Roofs
a monthly publication called
and \\ arm Structures
“The Safer Way”
as “ an aid to reading, a preventative ^ only';” There is a Letters of greeting were read from had been favored indeed through Ida Crandall, O. B. Turner, Emma
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Miss
Pierson’s
courtesy.
slight slowing up of physical activities, a resolution not tolformer of,icers; Mrs- Fred Wilson
McKibben, Dr. Maude Hawley, Miss
o
If you will write or phone we
The hostesses for the afternoon Welch, Mrs. Robison and the honor
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overdo; a feeling that one has earned the right to slacken former Pres” and Mrs- Ira Le9lie- were
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headquarters
will
be glad to mail you a sam
Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Roys Mrs. guest, Miss Lennart.
Secy.
the pace and relax a little oftener. Yet there is still zest in Needlework occupied busy fingers Crosby and Mrs. Peters.
lor the best grades of
ple copy of this publication—
Miss Lennart has lived in Ashland
roofing
;md building
living, a charm and color and melody continue to allure during the social hour. Mrs. Harry League Social Next Friday—
without obligation, of course.
for many years, and her hosts ol'
paper.
1 bus slowly, almost imperceptibly, but surely, comes the Harrison and Miss Margaret Dough The postponement of the League friends will regret exceedingly that
’ See our stock and ob
knowledge that one has reached high noon, and the shadows erty gave a musical program to the Social tonight will disappoint a good she plans to return to her old home.
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tain prices.
ly number of young people.
delight of the guests.
must of necessity lengthen toward the East..
All are hoping that Ashland may
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RIGG
Real Estate and Real Insur
However It will occur next Friday again claim her at no distant date.
Largest Exclusive Paint and
It is the month of Septem! er that summer fades into au Miss Dougherty played the guitar evening,
ance.
at the M. E. Church Par
Mrs. Harrison at the piano.
Wall Paper Store in Southern
tumn. '1 he tokens at first are not numerous, hut they are with
(Estab. 1883)
lors.
The selections wers-beautiful and
Real Estate Move»—
Phone
211
41 East Main
Oregon.
there. Something in the air is alien to August, a certain crisp most symapthetically interpreted.
Committees have charge that will
Charles Lamb has purchased the
ness that is tonic. There is a slight haze on the horizon. The It was a treat that was highly ap see to it that a good time for every residence at 333 B. Street for invest-!
greenness of the earth and trees is subdued, and there are preciated by those fortunate ones one is assured. Games will be pro ment purposes. Five acres of land
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famt tints of brown appearing here and there. There is a who were present.
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freshments of the satisfying and Hunt was recently sold to the Med
The
hostesses,
whose
pleasure
it
shimmering and a shriveling in the corn fields, and the pro
to serve, were Mrs. Wilmer satisfactory order.
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ford Auto Paint Co. W. R. Haley
cess of ripening is quickened daily. A few of the birds was
No doubt the postponemen will has also purchased the property at
Poley, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. An
have already answered the call of the Sontliland, but many drews.
but augment the interest.
744 Iowa Street front O. Willis. All
linger to gladden the eyes of the wayfarer and cheer his The next meeting will be October
Second and Third cutting alfalfa will he hauled
sales are reported by J. J. Deakin.
Dinner
Guests
at
*Dr.
Tiltons—
heart. Winter still seems a long way off, and it is good to the tenth, with Mesdames Curry, L.
to our mills on Monday and Tuesday, next week.
know that between September days and flurry of snow and C. Dunn, Ellis and Dillard as host Dr. and Mrs. Tilton entertained
Get our prices for direct delivery on those »lavs.
at dinner, Sunday, most delightfully,
esses.
ice are the flaming splendors of October.
the Rev. Mr. Chaney, Mrs. Chaney
act as chairman.
September is a month that has much to offer to those Mrs. Ellis will
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and children, and their house guests
who are in love with life under the open sky. The days are Dinner Party at Hotel Medford—
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Smith of Klam
WE DELIVER
cool, hut not too cool for comfort' The ravs of the sun are One of the social events ef the ath Falls.
genial, but not unpleasantly warm. The early mornings are week was a six course dinner given Mr. and Mrs. Smith were guests
bracing and the early evenings have in them a quality of dreamy for the members of the Telephone at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chaney.
ardor. The leaves are falling, hut not in profusion. Summer Fraternity of Southern Oregon, at They are old friends and were mak
Hotel Medford by Mr. J. M ing a short visit at the Parsonage.
lades slowly, almost as imperceptibly as the charm of a beau- the
.
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Lamb, the District Plant Chiei.
til id woman in her early forties whose eyes are still eloquent
Society
Meets—
Covers were laid for thirteen and
ami with healthful fervor undiminished. Such is September the arrangements and service were The Woman’s Foreign Mission
sranding midway between the pnrple maturity of midsum all that a gracious and kindly host ary Society will meet at the home of
Mrs. Patrick on Almond Street on
mer, and the old gold and crimson of the crowning days of could desire.
Friday of next week, at 2:30 P. M.
Those
who
enjoyed
Mr.
Lamb’
autumn.
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It is hoped that a good attend
hospitality from Ashland were
Messrs. M. F. Marsten, C. A. Davis ance will be present, as the program
RECORDS IN THE AIR
Joseph Berick, S. F. Kelly, H. F Is most interesting and in missing
of these meetings one loses a
In aviation it seems that records are made only to be brok- Aikins, From Medford Messrs. A. J one
en Five times, in a tew more than that number of days Vance, and O. W. Satchwell and Mr great deal, since special preparation
Wiliam Hoffer from Grants Pass is made to cover a definite program
records lor speed have been made and smashed. The lat were guests.
at each afternoon.
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est is a flight by a marine aviator at the rate of 266 miles an Mr. Lamb was toast master and
hour— lour and a half miles a minute faster than the fastest principal speaker. The guests assur Magnuson-Casey Wedding__
A very pretty wedding and one of
bird,taster than earth’s most rushing wind.| Tomorrow some edly felt it was good to be there
other flier will attain higher speed, for avaition is still in and enjoyed the evening’s hospital much interest to Ashland folks took
place last Saturday September 22,
ity. most thoroughly.
development. \
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1923 at high noon at the home of the
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1 lie iapid advance that is/being made in aviation war Meetings of Some
bride 1328-16th St. Santa Monica,
of the Clubs—
rants belief that the half of its possibilities have not yet The “ Who-Do’s” a very live or Cal., when the marriage of Miss
been told. American fliers are evidently -determined: not to ganization, of the M. E. S. S. whose Helene Casey and Mr. Elmer Mag
slacken effort until all possibilities have been developed. first meeting has already been nuson was solemnized; the Reverend
I he challenge of forces and elements to be overcome has been chronicled, meets the third Friday S. A. Drummond chaplain of the
each month, making the October Soldiers Home of California offic
accepted, and the aviators are on the wing. Thus does Am of
iating. The house was made very
meeting the 19th.
erica s spirit drive her sons to victories in peace; as it has The Wednesday Club, the social beautiful in pink flowers with a
driven them to victories in war.
organization of the Presbyterian background of the soft pepper tree
Church meets the second Tuesday of branches and other appropriate dec
each month for the social meeting orations.
WHAT WE NEED
Miss Georgie Coffee presided at
and the fourth Wednesday of each
There are many things we need in Ashland, but a few month is the day set apart for call the piano. In prelude Miss Gertrude
Biede sang ‘‘Oh! Promise Me” and
are vital and outstanding above all others.
ing.
We need stability-the will power to determine what is The Teacup Club, the social club lohengrin’s Wedding march was play
ed for the entrance of the bride and
right and a determination to see that only that which is of the M. E. Church, has not begun groom. The bride was given away
We need a spirit of unanimity—the ability and wming- Its meetings yet, but the Club usually by her father, J. R. Casey.
meets once a month.
A s h la n d D a ily T id in g s
S O C IE T Y
WE SELL
TIRES
Oeser & Soil
Ashland Service
Station
ii
Rain and Snow
of
Fall and Winter
Remember
Billings Agency
Hay,” There!
Ashland Mills
WE’RE GLAD WE CAME
nglit prevails.
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ness to agree upon what we want and then go after it and
get it.
\Ve need aggressiveness-for without aggressiveness, in-
dolenee and stagnation will be out lot.
We need loyalty—for without loyalty we will be “en
nelung commercial interests and distant point and ¡uniover-
¡siting our people at borne.
Some communities thrive and grow because of their na
tural advantages. Others are made only through the dogged
energy and perseverance of their citizenship.
Ours will he what we make it, and we should make it all
that we can.
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.lust when skirts had passed out, enabling a man to watch
where he was going in traffic, the girls fell for those rain
bow shoes.
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The Art Club meets «very fort
night; their next meeting falls on
October the eighth.
The Civic Club meets the first and
third Tuesdays of each month.
The Merley Circle has its meet
ings every month. This is the Social
Club of the Baptist Church.
The Social Circle of the Christian
Church has not begun its fall activi
ties yet.
The Ashland Study Club meets
every week, at the homes of its
members.
The French Club meets or met
last year on Tuesdays of each week.
This club has not held a meeting
yet this fall, so the day will be de
termined later.
The D. A. R. holds Its meetings
W E’VE BEEN A YEAR IN ASHLAND
THE FRIENDLY TOWN.
Dainty Cakes and Delicious Bread
For Fall-Time appetite are always
awaiting the demands of those
whose fundamental rule is to eat
nothing but the best and purest
food. Only the choicest quality
of butter, eggs, flour and other
ingredients go into the making
of our bread, cakes and pastry.
This, combined with our wide ex
perience and painstaking skill, lias
made our name as high-grade hak-
ers for miles around.
LITHIA BAKERY
WE THANK OUR PATRONS FOR THEIR
LIBERAL SUPPORT.
FOR THE COMING YEAR
WE PLEDGE OURSELVES
TO ASHLAND IN
FAIRNESS, HONESTY AND GOOD SERVICE.
Ashland Laundry Co.
WIRT M. WRIGHT, Owner.
Phone 165
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