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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1926)
gw. Reid and Miss Bthel are n o* <Joa|ly eetebltahed In their recently purchased hom e, on Eighth street. Dinner was served at midday agd the afternoon w«s epeat in the pleasant visit of friends. tffd o t It. I would ; snjrtah a bop* of folk so n p , »* .^ey hrt easy to sing without an gceom- Dpnli^tut, I would Algo U P j yelnme of s h o r t, stories, called •»Velvet Wack and Other!. ’ They are good a s d fc a s stadd beta« Visitors for tfcriatmao— Mr. and Mre. Gardner enter tained Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Souk- u> of' Medford on Christmas Day. The delicious dinner was a part of the celebraron of Christmas’^ and the pleasakt visit of rela tives made It a yery happy day. Dinner hrletmaa Mve—- Aid Society, First Baptlgt church, lncorporhtod will meat nt the'home Of Mrs. diary Hale IS1 Beach street. I:J8- p. m. Election of officers. Members redneoday. January «. — Offic ial Board Meeting Detphtags. at the Library, 3:30 p. m. redneeday, Jaaaary Ihotal- lation of Officers, W . $ . A. Uarday, Jaaaary O. —? InstalUr tlon of officers Burnside Host, O. A. R. 3:30 p. m. stnrdny, Jaaaary 0. — Annual “No Hoetess” Luncheon of -the College Women’s Club at the Llthla Springs Hotel nt |:3 d J*. M. Call Mias Beryl Jarmon. stnrday, January W a-DangUors of the Nile Umcheon— Ltthla Springs Hotel. Hrs. Ed Hunt was hostess at a special meeting of ¿he tYonng Womeh’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church, which was given particularly for the girls Who are aow home for their' va- cations. ( Tha lesson wga on “Prayer and Mlmlona,” and was conducted by Mrs. Frasier. A most interest ing hoar was spent In the study which was followed by the social hour, at the close of which, the hostess served dainty refresh- The Christmas holidays at the home c l the Rev. and Mrs. P. K- Hammond at the Rectory were brlghtsoed by Jhe vleit ef Mr. and Mrs. WMtem Kartmond and their dhtldren William. Jr., Phillip Jr., Jack and Dorothy. They arrived Wednesday even- tag eo were present to enjoy the holiday preparations. Beautiful decorations and a lovely Christ- rfias tree with Its burden of 'Rap- pineee-hrtaglng packages. made a wonderful Christmas Eve and the next day brought the real family Christmas dinner with Its delights and the happiness these gatherings bring. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond and family returned Mondey to Ore gon City, where Mr. Hammond is a prominent lawyer and la charge of the Trust Department of the Bank of Oregon City. Mias Gertie Haan, Mbs Edna i Goheen and Puol Goheen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ham t lin , at their home in Fern Valley, ] New Year’s Day. Mr. and Mra. ; B. Stancllff wars also gne»1’ B. delicious dinner which , 'feature of tha plOaaant was , celebration of the Naw Year 1 < Mlkseh home ta Bellview. The beautiful Christmas eelebration, which la a pert Of the family observance each year, the love- Mrs. Reid and Miss Ethel Reid were hoetesses at a dinner per(y lu ff kfcnday with covers laid for five at a dainty three coarse repast. The complimented gueata weM Mias Edna Goheen and her brO- thr Paul Goheen and Miss Gertie PHOTO Christmas feast end the happy visit made this a memorable Christmas time. Mr, and Mra. Julian left with in a lew days, and Mr. and Mp. Mlkseh draws ttxmir eon a»d their guest to 'McMinnville for the opentag of school.' ALBUMS LONG EVENINGS CAtt BE SPJ6NT MOUNTING PIÇTÜBES. > - $ 3 5 0 Each X iX ti ELHABTS You Can’t Control The Weather But any day is a good washday if you Bend yonr bundle to the Ashland laundry. Make our plione your clothesline and the fog will never bother you. Jast call 165 and we will do the rest. ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO Mr. and hi** N. Thomas were host and hostess at a de lightful three course turkey din ner Christmas Eve, with Mrs. C. O. Holman, the complimented guest. The evening was spent very happily in a coxy visit. >t Editor’s Nage: M e l e t » fifth of a sortes of inter views with moaUUsu o f the Vntversity off p i a r a faculty who are ‘thoroughly cowver- profess* wins asked wttajt New Year’s Dinner and Dance— ?12 books he would select ft The New Year’s dinner and dance given by tlys Llthla Springs “The Liberty B eli” fgatured - had enough time to secure the •' hotel management was a most . volunn-s from a . cosnpleto successful function with one hun io his programs by Lteut- Com. library. dred sixty guests present to en John Philip Sousa during .hl* . UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, first tour at the head of his own joy the delightful hospitality. Eugene, Jan. 5. *—(Special)— The attractive five course tur organisation the season of 18 »2 "Oh! Do I have to decide on key dinner was served from five- and 1813, will be ravivbdby the those books right away?” Mrs. thirty until eight-thirty« with famous bandmaster for'his third- Apne Lsndsbury Beck, professor dancing In the ball reom Im «f-a-ceptury tour. Sousa began of music, wanted more time to mediately after. Tables, dining hla career as a band director in go over the ship library and pick room and hall room were .re 1880 when ”he assumed ’ com ont more carefully the thtags she splendent In the Yuletlde colors, mand of the United States Marine might save from the wre’ k, bnt holly «end mistletoe being used B^id, In Washington. While he as the reporter told her she effectively In the elaborate de was director of the Marine Band, could take only ten volumes, and corations. Dickey’s orchestra fur he laid the foundation of hla that she must decide quickly else nished the music da this occas- fame as. th e' March »King xlth .the ship would sink ,she began ton, and dancing, continued un such compositions a s - “lft<h' to th in k . til twelve thirty, thus Ushering School Cadets," "Semper Fid- ■p’Well. anyway, I would take In the New Year moat joyously? ells’* and others, in 1893 he re- ’.The' Gardener’ by Tagore and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Price, signed h is . commission to head tHe ‘Rubylat.’ These two books who have been spending the holi hla own organisation'.' lin ev er tire of. Then I would days in Ashland and Jhr whom, , “The Liberty Bell” waa In tak a book called ‘The .Maxims many pleasant affairs were given spired by the national prominence of MethuskTah’— the author’s given to the pilgrimage of the name I can’t recall— but If there left for Portland Friday. famous Liberty Bell from Phila are any frailties of human nature delphia to the World’s Fair in that are not brought out In thU Miss Nina Emory was hostess jChlcago. T he'bell was taken to refreshing, humorous and realis New Year’s Eve to a group of Chicago by a special guard of tic book, I don’t know what they friends honoring Miss Minnie h o n o r In a sp e c la lly -c o n stru c fe d ike. 'You can read It ever and Poley and Miss Florence Allen railway car, and the Sousa March over again. who are home for the holidays. Is a record of the enthusiasm * *T think I would take a music Since ft w^g N«w Year’s Eve which greeted the famous relic at criticism by. Hudeker. They give the gathering really became a every stopping place during its ms something to think about. It journey. T%e march caught the would make very enjoyable read popular fancy, and was played ing for a musician or one in by Sousa not only during the terested In mu»ic. Then I would away, and the happy visit of old season in which it was written friends. . but as an. encore number for se v e r a l seaa o n s a f te rw a r d .It ia. the new one In as guests were interesting to note that “The seated at the delightful luncheon | Liberty B ell” was one of the which marked the passing of first phonograph records made 1938. . ------- i— after the talking machine, as It Those preadnt to enjoy the is now known, was placed on pleasant hours were Mrs. .Jose the market. Indeed* it waa re phine Poley, Miss Minnie Poley,, corded before the copyright laws Miss Eva Poley, Mra. Geneva I wurq..amended to give to com Allen, Miss Florence Allen, Mra. posera royalties from the sale Arthur Wick, Miss Estelle Hays. of mechanical records so that Mtm BMfcche Hteta, MBs Mary from the enoripous sales of the Ntver, Miss Edna Qdheen, Mias record Sousa never received a , General greasing and Oil Gertie haan, Mra. George Wat penny! For the revival of “Liberty son, Miss Hasel Emory end the ing service. Bell” Sousa haa caused to be hostess Mias Nina Emory. cast a set of chimes costing more MOTICK OR PVWAJD HEARING than >18,099. These ehimes will III THE COUNTY COURT OF he played by George Cgrey, for THE STATE OF OREGON TOR several years xylophonist with JACKSON COUNTY. the 8ousa organisation, and may BOUliEVABD and «HERMAN In the Metter of the Estate of I be compared to a set of ohimeg which cost about 8599 when G. M. Grainger, Deceased. Notice ,1s hereby given that “The Liberty Bell” waa the lat the unjjerslgned, Administratrix est Sousa March. of the above named estate has I Armory, Medford, Matinee and filed her final acoount in sa id ' night, Jan. 29. Mail orders are county court of Jackson County, being received now by Andrews Oregon, and that Monday the and Baselrigg, No. 7, Sparta 18th day of February, 1938 at Bldg., Medford. tea o’clock A. M. and the court room of said court at Jackson Medford - Cráter Lake highway ville, Oreaon, has been appoint ed by the court as the time and will be oiled during 1926, place for the hearing o f any ob Klamath County appropriates jections t o ' said report and the IIO'OOO for 1926 road building settlement thereof. and maintainance. Date of first 16tta, 1936. KATE F, ORAINGBR. Administratrix. 106-6 Tuet. bat yon didn’t fiv e me any time nt .all.” \ i WMeyy, ja fc lb jy ^..»»oek ' Sahara—' Sh»»» Crank »aine tn Bke W bllff'DqJUssuOl jà f to r y . Greenhorn dlsctrlct shows ore. « I to >X«Q a ton. ”1 would want a modern novali There ary not w»ly things of auch aa 'The Oreen Hat* which «srept lg such a ’book Uff »®rfl Medfçrd — 'Important dairy ing. induAry etgrted on EtyU ranch nah» W a n t, and Oopaner ranch 'at Eagle Point. -. 4*4 r Repairs That Will Please GENUINE ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING PRODUCT GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OR WE WILL TAKÉ BACK UNUSED PART. LUMBER COMPANY For Your Party or . Dinner we have many varieties ATLEEDOM’S of cut flowers and potted plants which will make the home more beautiful and more inviting, 1 FLOWER SHOP Phone 148 “ Say it with Flowers” Replacement Parts For All Cars. Effective January First N Lubricating .O ILS Roadster Coupe . WilHams Service Station AU Price» F. O. B. Ashland < A u to m o tiv e Shop ASHLAND, OREGON AT LO W 0 Calendar DAFFODIL FARMS TRAPNESTED S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS ^ T A N C R E D FOUNDATION STOCK Bfibscrlbe For The Tlaings. Quick Pressing • » Service BABY CHICKS HATCHING EGGS EIGHT WEEK OLD PULLETS * S . 8. MORRISON Phone r bring your clothes 1 'w r Thank You We wish to remark on the respect shown us by the'pdci'k of tyis city. During the time of sorrow of their friends and neighbors, the citizen« always allow the funeral portege to pads without cutting tluraggh. Ws know that it means a delay to those Who wait for a few moments. It is gratifying to have this respect shown.us- We Wish to thaiik you, one and all. Phbne 20 384 Oak St. Across R. B. Tracks electric HEATERS are that-It huftby waa Invited to do the family washing or to stlek ardund white It w m being done be would my. “Lot George do U.” «Our advise ia tp lot o^a pt our electric waah- Mkg machines take the soil Out of the garments and the toll oat of yonr wlfe'a life. Lot go demonstrate thei< worth- meae and -guaranteedness. Phone 63 are mighty oozy m the rooms without stovg« these cold days. tío You Need a Painter jara If Bo, Phone J.G.RIGG Best Workers and Best ( Paints The Ashland Electric Shop 346 E. Main Street ; A U th s t jsrieces- » fakings o f the tt iho lowest cost.