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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1925)
IM » Sale of Ctor— Mr. and Mya. George Lewla ang The Claycomb Motor Company Miss Marguerite Hammond la little aon, Daniel, of Marshfield reporta the aale of g 1988 one ton confined to her home with the arrived Sunday for a holiday visit truck te Lu Davipou- at the home. Of Hi. and Mra. Wil mer Poley. Mra. Lewla waa form Typewriter«, Adding Leaves For Redding— erly Miss May Poley of thia city. chinea.— Elhart’a. Omar Willey leavee today ter Redding, California, after a wedhg Left For St: l o n l a - Hava your Sunday dinner ; at vlalt with hla mother la Aahlaadi Mr«. C. Henry, of 140 Pioneer Martha'« Dlnnig Room.—Van- Avenue, left laat week for St. dome Hptel. 81-tf Louis, Missouri, where she will spend the remainder of the winter Mr. and Mra. Clark Hawley of viaiting friande In Jacksonville. with relatives. San Francisco are visiting Mr. and Mra. H. L. Claycomb of thia E. F. Patterson, assistant en city daring the holidays. Mrs. Bessie Murphy la leavlafc tomologist, who has been located tonight fer Portland, after spend A musical treat Hear the ing several days la Ashland with in thia vicinity for several yeara, new Orthophonie Vlctrola.—The her husband Frank Murphy. Mr*. and Mrs. Patterson are viaiting their parents dnring the Chriat- Rose. Murphy will attend the Oregon maa holidays. They frill return State Teacher» Association meet, to San Jose, where they are spend Blank hooka and systems. ing In Portland before retutalnk ing the winter, Thursday. Elhart's. to her school nt Hood River. Prank Kelson, whe haa haan attending the University of lle vada, to in Ashland visiting his aunt, Mra. C. O. Porten All-rite batter toaated sand wiches—very popular—Mining The New Year Greeting that er’a Fountain Service. 99-tf carries A message of friendli ness and good will—Your photograph. Studio Aabland. Theodore Sehweln and aon, Ted arrived yesterday from Chico, California, to spend a week with Marie Porter arrived 8unday his brother L. F. Sehweln of thia night from Powers, Oregon, for a abort vlalt with her parents. Mr. and Mra. C. O. Porter, of thia Foley’s Honey and city. Locate in Ashland— McNair Bros. Gooding and family Marcelling. Trimming, Sbam- Falla have located Klamath Renting a specialty. List y The pooing, Dyeing, Facials. Ashland for the winter. house with Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s Store. ASHLAND REALTY OO. 98-tf Phone 103. Left for Eugene— Mr. and Mra. Frank Moore re turned to Eugene today, after Returned to Baa Fraacto co Ml«« Ruth Sboudy who baa spending the ■ holidays In Ash been visiting hers with bar par land with relatlvea. ents, Mr. and Mra. B. M. Sboudy, A box of chocolates for that on Helman street will return to Deft for Canby— New Year gift.—The Rose. Mr. and Mra. J. R. Robertson San Francisco this evening. of Almond street left Wednesday Home mads Chill Bean* and Returned to M od esto- for Canby, Oregon, to spend the Hot Tamalea.—Ntnlnger's Foun Ray Long, son of Mr. and'Mrs. holidays. tain Service. 81-tf O. W. lo n g , who has bean home for the Christinas holidays, left Better clothes for lesa at Sunday night* for Modeato, Whbre Panlaernd’a. 98 -tf he has a position In the engineer ing department of tbe Pacific Gas and Electric Company. 8. M. Calkin«, former Chief Blackcap of the Berrlana, boost Heitir»«*« IO rtHttMRP"* er organisation of Newberg, spent Mrs. Ella Rica, a slster of Mn. Saturday with V. D. MUler of thia Van Sant of thla clty, returned to Portland yesterday after apend- city. » To Springfield— ing a faw daya ln Ashland. Mn. W. M. Poley, Mn. Josephine Rice in returnlng from an ax- Poley and daughters, Minnie and tendad trip through the United Eva Poley, and Mn. C. Hartley n d son, Collins, left for Spring- field Saturday morning fdr a fam Phone 817-L. ily reunion. Passed TtiroaW* Ashland— O. J. McCoy, • former resident of Newberg, Oregon, and now a contractor of Klamath Falla, atop- pad to see V. D. Miller and fam ily last Thursday. Mr. McCoy wag on hla way worth to apend the holidays. Mrs. E. O. Gillings Is confined to her home, angering from an Hot tab attack of the flu. She to reported er night at considerably better today. The Office 8upply Store, Our Butter Toasted sandwiches era growing In popularity. Try hart’s. one at The Plesa. 87-tf F. M. Carter has returned from Bet at Martha’s dining roam. Vendóme Hotel. Open 8:88 a. a trip to San Francisco. Mrs. m., to 9:88 p. m. 81-tf Carter returned with him to spend tbe holidays with her mother, Leaves for North Bead— Mrs. L. A. Phillips, of this city. Mrs. Ells Garrett, mother of Mr«. Fred Engle, leavee« tonight for an indefinite visit with her daughter in North 4 a |H B Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Waite an* aon, Bruce, of Dunsmuir spent the Christmas week end with Mra. Wait’s parent*, Mr. and Mra. O. W. Long, of thia city. FOR RENT—Private room. Phone 874-4. WANTED—Woman to do light In j^ehlnnd ■■ Phene William S. Rlaley, an attorney housework mornlngm 377-L. 99-8« and mining engineer nr Albany, la In Ashland on a combined busi WIDOW WITH TWO small ness and pleasure trip. girls wishes to exchange ser vices fer good home. <5. $. home preferred. Address tf. cere Tidings. 99-8* Vos Snlphnr. Land Plaster and WANTED—For spot cash, good home place of 1 to 8 acres oa east aids of town, close to schools, with one-story home of about 8 rooms. Party ready to bny at once. H. C. Galev. No. <8 Best Main S t 18-3 (Continued From Page One) lanh; Miss May Benedict, Ash land; Mn. Effie Elliot, Betting- ham« Washington, one brother, Clarence G. Benedict of Port ion^ her father, O. W. Benedict, Ashland, rag-a number of other relatives. Mrs. Redifer was a devoted member of the Christian chnrah since »he waa eleven yean old. an* was of .a bright and sunny disposition during the, suffering Incident to the long Illness cheer fully and uncomplainingly. . Since her Illness, messages from friends and a room kept bright in flowers have testi fied to the sympathy and esteem of friends and neighbors. She funeral will he held from the Christian ahurch at ten o'clock Tuesday morning. ,, Do You Know i ' TODAY AND TOMORROW A Picture iMitHTeetH In It I Do you know we recharge 6-volt battery, $1.00 ■ Do you know we replace 1 crack - ed cover $1.70 Do you know we recharge 12-volt battery, $1.25 Do you know we replace battery ew e $2.23 Christmas groans used la deed« ration tare festive air to the spacious rooma. The distribution of gifts 'and eoay visit which followed the Christmas dinner waa a pleasant .feature of the afternoon. (Continued Prom Page Three) more yeara of happiness may be thelra. Those present were the guests of honor, Mr. and Mra. J. P. Dodge, Mr. and Mra. H. C. Galay and children, John, Mary, and Ellen, Mr. and Mra. Louis Dodge, Edith end Bobby, and Mr. and Mra. Will Dodge Christmas waa observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. X Malmgren of Phoenix in a de- lightful Christinas gathering, with a two o'clock, thre£eour«e gooae dinner at which covers wars laid 'for Mr. sad ‘Mrs. Job* Bonar, Mrs,' Thelma Gardener and two children, of Montana, house guests in the home, the Misses* Gertie Haan and Edna Match Peddler With 18 Cents Now Worth Ten Million A news item tells of the success of Leopold tSchepp, head of a New York importing firm, who at the age'of S3'has amassed a fortune of $10,000,000. Needless to say, the young match mer chant did not spend his first spare pennies for candy or other amusement. Saying gave him his start as it has so many others. , - . . Why not make YOUR start towkrd a fortune — small or large — by opening a savings account at this bank — NOW ? The Citizens Bank of Ashland Family R e u n io n - Wc Bave A Battery Department? 9 A V From Dunsmuir — From . Corvelli« \ Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stdhrns of Alva McMillan of Corvallis, * Enterprise, Oregon, Dr. and Mrs. collage chum of Hugh Bates, will Robert Stearns, and daughters, spend the coming week in Ash- Roberta, Katherine and Helen, of Medford, «Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns of Grants Pass, Mra. A* PVons Talent— R. McCoy and Mrs. Bile Rhodes Frankie Denham of Talent has and son, Jack, of Albany. Mr,. been enjoying a couple of days Blanche Houpe and son, Russell, vlalt In Ashland with Kenneth of Grants Paas and Mra. Flora Denton. ’, ., . Knapp of Mavalin, Wisconsin, were the out of town guests at the family reunion bald nt tbe H. A. Stearns home on Chrlst- WIDOW WITS TWO m a ll girls will ears for children* 'br with ' housework In Sx- change for home. Address V. WELL KNOWN LOCAL V V WOMAN DfBD SUNDAY are Tidings. give cabinet baths, or hot packs, accoiVlng to need, Paul Gulley and wife left for followed by alcohol ruto; mas Eugene yesterday morning, to sage and vibrator treatments tor visit with Mr. Gulley’s mother. 18.00, twelve for >80.00. J. M. Harrell held No. 18,408 winning number on tamp at Jor- HHHH In Talent— Charles Murphy, sop of. Frank Murphy of this city, is apendltffc hla Christmas vacation in Talent with hla grandparents/ MV.: and Mrs. C. *B. Lnmkln. Ooheen and Paul Ooheen, the Mr. and Mra: Allen Denton latter visiting hla sister In Ash apent Sunday In Medford visiting land and the host and hostess. friend«. Dr. and Mrs. Malmgren. A 'Beautiful Christmas tree, burdened with the weight of lovely gifts for each, and Ashland, Oregon CHIMNEY Flour and Feed SWEEPER OF ALL KINDS Best Grade and Fair Price AlwayB Hardware The Winchester Store” We Sincerely Thank You vox voua splendid patronaoe durino xmab SHOPPING DAYS And May Yoúrs Be Miller’s T oggery “Hab-a-dash-Inn” • Do yon know we install new sep arators: 1-cell, $3.00— 3-oells $3. Do you know we replace new so lntion in battery, $1.00 Do you know We install positive group, renewal 1-cell, with new separators, $5.00 Do you know we recharge radio batteries, TBo Do you know we replace 1 crack- ed jar $2.73 Do you know we take in old bat tones in trade for new ones- ¡We will be glad to give information as to actual oondition of battery in your car, and care of yonr battery at any time. , AH our work is guaranteed end prices are lowest possible to do satis factory work. RJNTINTIN T he Wonder D o g -ln ’TRACKED in the ALL PRIORS INOLUDI MATBR1AL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Ford All-Rubber Case 13-Plate Batteries $16.50 Claycomb Motor Co Lincoln Fords
