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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1927)
Local • Personal flotes Re*Mered Car® Here— Returned from Trip— • - »J.’ F. Soule of Alaueday Cal.,’ L i Wilbur Chapman a a d S d M l and O. M. Leeper of Melon«*, who hare spent the past few Cal., are among the tourist* who weeks in San Francisco and. other registered their care at the local California cities, hare returned Chamber of Commerce thia morn to their home in this city. ing. ’ ' • • >'<>rd Received— # Word-' hat Imen received 1« this city from Otta Johnson, sen of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Johnson, »pho Is attending the University of Oregon at Eugene this sem j¿ ter. that M has been admitted into the Military band. s Cliff Payne makes cupboards. Spending Few Days Here .. Mrs. Kester Gandee Of Dunq- muir, Cal., is spending a f(V days in this city visiting wltl t relatives and friends. Mrs. Gan- dee formerly resided in Ashland. Kindergarten and Nursery Mrs. Katherine Morrison of Kindergarten a n d Nursery, Ashland street has been serious ly ill for some time but 1* re Mrs. A. V. Hardy, 51 So. tad. 128-1 mo. ported to be slightly improved at Stated communication of-Alpha Chapter bio. 1, O. E. 8. tomorrow, (TSea.) Fab. 1st. Refreshments. Ses the new clethes reel at Jor By order of the Worthy Matron dan's mill, ready to set in the LEAH M CALDWELL, ground. ¿ 112-tf : ' Secretary Double your yield with Kanota Went te K. F.— seed eats. Crown Kompletelay In J. 8. Evans of this city made stock at all times. Ashland F. A a business trip to Klamath Falls Pro. Assn. 128-tf last week. - / From Grants Paas ■ ■ Real chicken Tamales, served, '• Gertrude Meeks of Grants Pass 30c. To take home, 26c. The spent yesterday In Ashland visit P la n . 4 108-tf ing with friends. Moved to Portland L. M. Julien and family have _ "" moved from 742 East Main street Rcturne dto Work— Albert Guthrie, who is em to Portland, Oregon. * ployed by the Southern Pacific company in Dunsmuir, Cal., has Spent Week-End Here . ■ • Robert Herrin, who has boon returned to hla work after an working for the past few weeks absence of several days on ac at Prospect, spent the week-end count of Illness. He to the son in tthls city with his wife and of Mr. and' Mrs. Polk on Gresham Ask at Candyland about the family. street. * ■» 128-3 free box of candy. Rpcnt Week-End Her«»— * Ijeft for San Francisco— At C onvalescent H om e— Miss Leila Carlton, who works J. M. Bowers of the Ashland Several patients are enjoying Creamery, left Saturday evening for the California' Oregon Power the fine hospitality of the Con for a combined business and opmpany in Medford spent the School books and^supplies— El valescent Home on Granite St., pleasure trip to San Francisco. week-end in Ashland at the home NOTICE D. A. R. hart’s. among whom are Mrs. Elizabeth, of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry The D. A. R. Regent, Mrs. Har Smith of this city and P. P. Carlton on Union street. Correction— ■ riet Fielding baa called a special Weblter of Talent. In Klamath Falls— In Saturdays Issue of the Tid J. M. Wolcott and son Kenneth meeting of the D. A. R. at the ings It was stated that Marlon W. R. Davis Improving— of this city were visitors in home of Mrs. Pell on Granite St., Scotch Wolf Hound Twist, W. R. Davis, who has been VanNatta had returned from a Klamath Falls last Wednesday. Friday, Feb. 4, ^:50 p. m. latest In men’s suitings f trip to Northern California, and confined to his home on Allison Spring at Panlserud’a. 12 a line transposition caused the street for the past few weeks A dandy plate luaek Including name of Mrs. Ella Patterson to with illness, is reported to be ceffee every ueen and night, 56s. At the Ashland— be connected with the Item. < •lowly improving. At the Plaza. 108-tf E. G. Knswlen of Seattle, Wn.. A. D. Slckafoose and wife of Ei Moved— Down from Momrlafw.. CARD PARTY gene. Ore.,‘ J. G. Young and C. L. Camp of the Green At the Oregon Hotel— Miss Laura Sha has moved Elks Ladles card party, Friday Leonard Brown of Hillsboro, wife of Woodland, Cal., and Mr. from 120 Gresham street to 842 Springs Mountain was a visitor evening, Elks Bldg. Public invited Oregon, F. A. Cable of* Tacoma, and Mrs. C. J. Patterson of Se Boulevard. in thia city yesterday. Bridge and Five Hundred. Re Wash., and J.- C- Laralt of Port attle, Waah., are among those freshments. Public Inlvted. From Oakland— land, Ore., are among those who who registered at the Ashland Snow Melted— A party from Oakland, Cal., stopped at the Oregon hotel yes- hotel yesterday. The moderately warm weather terday. of the past two days, has melted' who spent yesterday^ln this city Returned Home— For cleaning and remodeling the snow off the Green Springs were L. F. Dncey, L. A. Prentice, P. R. Backus, who has spent 128-tf mountains. M. A. Trafton, 8. V. Swanson, New late J. R. a. music rolls phone Paulserud’a. the past few days on a business Just received—Elhart'a. F . > M. Thompson and John trip to Los Angeles, Cal., re Heesch. Talent Visitors— From Dunsmuir— turned Sunday to his home In Earl T. Newbry and wife of HELP WANTED:— A compe Raymond Ruger, Southern Pa this city. Mr. Backus to a min tent housekeeper la a small fam Talent spent Saturday evening Returned California— cific employe In Dunsmuir, Cal., ing engineer. Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Provost and visiting with ily, modern conveniences; stata shopping spent the week-end in Ashland on Meade street have returned qualifications, give particulars re friends in Ashland. at the home of his parents, Mr. An old time dance Bellview garding yourself and monthly from a visit of several days to and Mrs. J. A. Ruger on Alida Community House, Tuesday night wages expected. Mrs. G. Z. care San Francisco, Oakland, Pasadena street. Mrs. Ruger has been in Moved to Sacramento— February 1st. Men 60c, women of Ashland Tiding«, Ashland. and L ob Angeles, California. thia city for the past few days. F. M. Havana and wamily. who 26c. Cake and coffee, 20c. 128-1 have been residing at 160 North Main street, have moved to Sac Ill at H o m o - AU ' persons having skieksas Stores Being Painted— The front of the Tavern Cafe ramento, California. ra isin g nt large please eee that Martin Herrin, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrin, to they do not bether neighbors and the store formerly occupied Boys with bleyetes and their 111 at the home of his grandpar and by doing ae avoid paying a by the Debon Auto company, on penalty in case eosm»lalnta are Main street, are being painted parents will please take notice ents Mr and Mrs. W. H. Fruían today. that riding on sidewalks and rid on B street. filed at city oonrt. ing on public streets after dark Reclaimed Edison Disc phono without lights oa bicycle to a When a wise buyer ia looking Back at Work— graph like new. A bargain. Free mtodemeaaer and may be p a ls i (or a GOOD need ear, he comes Charles Petrie, who has been |>ere first. — And wastes no ed by a fine If found guilty by records.— The Rose. confined to his home at Talent time searching in unlikely Roy Wells of Elkton, Douglas with Illness, has returned to hto places. GEO. W. McNABB. Alfalfa Hay, one bale or a ear county was in Ashland last week Chief et Pellce. work at the Tidings office. visiting with hto wife and daugh load. Ashland Fruit A Pre. Aten. la e -s lfS -tt ters, who reside on the Boulevard. Mr. Welle has returned to hto Guaranteed Reconditioned Guest at Monrovia Ranch— At the Lithia Springe Prioed for Quick Sale. Mrs. Myrtle Spaulding of East G. H. Peedger of San Fran BplUenbarg apples. 76e per cisco, Cal., Miss Nan Boone of Main street was the guest at the Bay Now and Save Money. box; bring awn b n . Ash. F. A Texas, F. J. Loso and wife of home of J. H. Monroe oh the Tourings, Coupes and Tudor Fro. Assn. 128-8 Portland, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Monrovia Ranch last Thursday. Sedans also Dodge, Bulck and L. J. Beetcane of Fresno, Cal., Chevrolet The book store for books— El- are among those who stopped in Spent Week-End in Dunsmuir— Mr. Hansen of The Hotel Priced: - $25, $75, $115, Miss Gertrude Ahlstrom on B hart to. Ashland yesterday. They regis Ashland is Appointed $165, . $175, $200,’ $225. tered at the Lithia Springs hotel, street, spent the week-end In Dunsmuir, Cal., visiting at the Agent for The while here. horn« of her aunt, Mrs. North Let us Give You a The Franklli^ bakery on Main Ahlstrom. street has purchased through the Demonstration Claycomb Motor company, a used Ford truck. Tearing Down Old Theatre The old McCarthy building on Main street, formerly occupied by the Lyric theatre, ia being torn down in preparation for en tirely renewing the flront. Thia building Is next to the Elk's club- rooms, r Pickwick Stage System UEAD COLDS • ■ •PP*71* ••*7 up noitina. visas Used Fords Claycomb Motor Phone 47• Pares — Information MoTQd .From Talent— CRUDE OIL FOUND IN Herbert Daria and family hare V'Xr^M. Breese o t Taìent H e - ’a ’ , PARTS <SF SPAIN stored from the Damon residence risltor in this city this mprnlofi on Dak street to the Booth house shopping and visiting with, (Continued from page three) on^ Eighth street. friends. , ." \& S tng about 868 petroleum same to the surface and furnished about forty gallons daily, “ The Spanish geological insti tute, shortly thereafter bored We Cany a Complete Line of pnother well In the vicinity. Al though. the well was pushed deep 1,000 feet this floss could not be equaled. and Scientific Correction fop Ailments of the Foot, .• It is («ported that as soon as possible, new investigations wJJl be made in the sone between Vili- amartin, Boraos, Arcos de, . la Frontera and Bcpera, where geo logists agree that may lay the most important deposit oft liquod petroleum in southern Spain and perhaps In the country. In Castilla,.at Robredo, Ahedo, near . Burgos, the Geological In stitute ashort time ago, had two wells sank, one reaching 1,700 feet, the other over 2,000 . feet. A meagre output o f about . 16 gallons of petroleum dally was THE BEST IN THE WEST secured. Boring thorp has reach ed nearly 2,600 feet lately, with out Improvement. The Institute has simultaneous ly begun experiments in the , Biggest Little Stör« in Town north of Spain where at Ajo Opposite New Hotel — Open Evening (province of Santander), near the coast, boring has passed 2,600 feet already, and will be pushed as far as 8,600 feet, If possible. Dr. Scholl’s Foot Comfort OVERLAND SHOE SHOP BUCKINGHAM & HECHT lace boots, #9.00 to #15.00 ARMY GOODS STORE Ashland Maid Your Breakfast Our golden brown waf fles with real maple syrup and hot coffee are delic ious and tempting. Other .breakfast combinations i n c l u d i n g guaranteed fresh eggs are ready for you. WE HAVE MANY NOON LJJNCH * SPECIALS ALSO COMPLETE Ford Garage Phone 50 LITHIA CREAMERY Phone 84 143 North Pioneer ’ SPRING PAINTING is near Use Sherwin - Williams Paint Dependable Goods — Guaranteed Satisfaction Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co. N IN IN G E R ’S WARNING! BASKETBALL GAME Tuesday Night, Feb. 1 GARDEN SEEDS GARDEN TOOLS ASHLAND NORMAL PRELIM Phoenix,H igh School vs. Normal Second Team Submarine Blows Up Prices Remain d ose To Simpson’s Hardware F Y A M P IF * NEW WOOL CAPS AT 98c MILLER’S TOGGERY “Hab-a-dash Inn” FIRST GAME, 7:30 ASHLAND ARMORY “ The Winchester Store” Get That Cough YOUR CASH RESERVE Cold and Sore Throats aje forerunners of serious illness. It is always a comforting feeling to know that you hate a cash reserve. Without warning the time always comes when yon must have money quickly. The one sure way to fortify yourself against that day is to have a steadily growing savings account. THIS BANK WELCOMES SAVINGS i c - UOUNTS, LARGE OR SMALL. We Have. Confidence In Evening Adults, 80c Children 10c Anytime IT ’S THE QUALITY CO. A., MEDFORD GUARD BUT ADMISSION Always fresh at the Lithia Creamery, FOUNTAIN SERVICE TODAY,* TOMORROW AND WRDNIBDAY HAROL BUTTER MILK COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM * . BUTTERMILK Nyals i White Pine and Tar Compound Lithia Springs Pharmacy The Citizens Bank Ashland, Oregon A