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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1927)
Local ; Personal flotes Mr. J. M. Bresee of Talent was District Attorney Newton In Ashland today on business. Chaney and little son of Medi were Beturdey t o * 1« vlçltog subjects will start June IS at the high school bldg. Phone Ms. For; Uythe. K I R . 313-1 Jamas Kramer, of Hollywm iGplffornla. brother of George Spent Week-End with Pareada Kramer, local S. P. ticket age Glenn and Wayne H ill tram end Mr. Gillis, a traffic officer B. Todd and children H. C. Kennedy from Yreka, spent the week-end in Ash Hollywood, spent Sunday nR shopping in Ashland land with their parents, Me. and with George, Kremer in this el Mrs. Thomas HUI. ’ i ' They were motoring to Vaacoev Vtotttog to Han Prendero— Mrs. Carl Nims and son Jack are visiting Mr. Nims in San Francisco thia week. B. C. Went to Klamath Palls — Mr. sad Mrs. J. D. Mara. Mr. Vtotted to Dunsmuir— Ply-Toil Spray gun end pint spray, 4 Sc. Schuerman’s. Mr.,aad Mrs. O. B. Bib and H Lear aad little daughter, dn to Dunsmuir Saturday viaitlag |b e fWb baieherk the Sliver 1 Pox Ftru a4d Shaate Sprln Conley on Liberty street, return Bob Pockler and his Versatile fa the evening Mr. Bib attend ed to her home In Hornbrook Bun Dance Band; Pair Grounds, Juno a'banquet of the Foreman's J 15. 833-1 eocl«tion. , Among those who registered at day. and Mrs. Paul Mara aad Med M g ^ Old fashion Pentecostal gospel spent Sunday In Klamath Phils meetings. All welcome. Opposite and Chiloquin. Junior High School. Evangelist Returns to Hom e Mrs. Anna Beck, who has been Joseph and Rachel Siselove and Direct from -ParadlseG ardem ” workers. 34I-3t* visiting her daughter, Mrs. Manley the Oregon Hotel Sunday were Heve your rose traillas made at Moves to New H om e Mr. J. M. Brockway of Colusa. Mias Leona G. Marstara, an In 335-tf Cal., A. Thompson of Los Angeléis, Jordan's mills. structor at the Southern Oregon and J. A. Burgess of Redding, Cal. Stopping at the Ashland Hotel— Normal moved from did Boule profit, Mid ¿his wwfc wlH ho I Hohod 1 b pamphlet tom H bora of thio CMBMlttoo ato Member* of the choru* .wore: iting in the work. These who took part In the Joule Noll Even*, Margaret Leun- ncee under the direction of Miss apach, Lota Knapp, Margaret dee w e r^ R ^ h 4 i tkl» v M®«** HagMtocba^hV} Aubrey Haan, :ockdale, Arlene Robertson, iu M iTork, Leis Joy Hanson, jllta Pierson, Anna Crossman, ora fearks. Susanna Jenkins, leaner Brown. - M arl Bdl|eau, >la ffbapp. Malta Brandon. Mar- iret? Hammerbacher, Gladys rose] ^Gladys Johnson, Ora Of- tid, Eldora Damewood, Eileen imWell, Ruth Triplett, Cheryl althi? Hasel Hiatt, Margaret, tunaphch. Jennie Grover, Jeuie »11 Evans and Esther Gardner. Emm* Coleman, Ellen BJorkqulat, Clarence Haan, Lorraine Brook- miller, Alble Beck, Betty Brown, Jeanie Grover, V lrlep Smith, Dorie Applegate, Victor Phelps, Lyudin Oeder.. Bernice Daweon, Ludlq Daweon, Nqomla Gray, M«rJ Hornell, Isabel »Murrey, Gladys Johnson, M lrla La Plant, Helen Detrick, Artice Stockdale, Lester Gardner, Hasel Leonard, Clare W ill, Lila Dement, Ralph Church, John Galey, Alice W illits. confine its work largely to inter viewing ipoopects who are on ’the ground aad a neat card has been printed for* distribution at the Auto Camp and ether points where out of state visitors may be -found. Some valuable survey work Is also being undertaken With the purpose-of showier What is alreddy being produced a t a CALL AND GET A SAMPLE AND CIRCULAR OP U PSO N ; Bathing Suits NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Attics, over tracked plaster, partilidrts, sleeping porch, summer .cabins, .Hot dihhnm t^table covers, Artists plaques, Window .'Decorations and a ? hundred other uses . ? ARMY GOODS STORE Mrs. G. R. Safley. Santo Ana, vard to a new bungalow on Palas Cal.. Arthur Ackerman. Saif .Fran avenue. cisco, Cal., Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Ward. Onalaska, Wn., M r. and See our men's ■ Mrs. J. J. Harris, Condon, and Paulaerud's selljo r Mrs. P. A. Regan. Berkeley, stop ped at the Ashland over the week- Mr. C. E. Dudley of thia city Frem Klamath F a lla - caught a 38 lb. salmon, measur Mr. A. Brearcllffe and Mr. ing 40 inches from tip to tip nt Harold Shaffer of Klamath Palls The newest shades and fabrica the Savage Rapida Dam yeeter- spent Sunday ib Ashland visiting In men’s suitings. Paulaerud's friends and relatives. tailleurs. S M -tt Motored to M e d fo rd - Cliff Payne makes pulleys. ' * BOARD Biggest Little Store in Town. Open Evenings. FISHING TACKLE AND LICENCE mo DntT OB wastb ? Carson-Fowler Lumber Co Don’t miss this! Bob Pockler’s Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gall, Mr«, "Big Time” Dance Band. 8 ra M r. Coleman, superintendent of M. B. Randles, and Mrs. Lain Van Behoof at Newport. Oregon, arriv dio favorites and dance artists. Leaves for Gold Hill— C. A. Camp, who has finished Wegen motored to Gold H ill and ed Saturday to visit his daughter, Pair grounds pavilion! Wed. June hts contract on the Green Springs Medford Sunday to visit friend^ Emma, a student at the normal road will leave today for Gold H ill and relatives. school. See Paulaerud’s 120 and 135 where he has been awarded a road 15. contract. special on summer suits. Dill pickles in the bali Sehner- 338-tf Mrs. Loalae B. Werts of Port- land, spent the week-end with Mrs. Medford Visitors— Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Madden end C. W. ChaUin on Hargadine Ave. Mrs. Werts was a member of the family spent Sunday In Medford faculty of the normal school in and Jacksonville. 1R99 and came down for Alumni ” NOTICE Day. The students and faculty of the Have yonr clothes cleaned for Southern Oregon Normal school desire to thank those organisa vacation time. Panlsornd's. ... 841-tf tions and cltlsens of Ashland who wars instrumental In making the Spring Peapvnl Mlm Lndlle Beewlck la anbatl- tattag for Mias Blanche Hlcka, fity librarian, who is having her vacation this week. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stockdale and daughter, Artice, who has bean a student at the normal school, left Sunday for their home at Mt. Varnon, Oregon, w h e r e they had been celled by the ser ious Illness of M i. Stockdale’s brother. From - Portland Dr. and Mrs. Chester Easter ware Ashland visitors last week -(Continued Prom Page One) end end atetnded the Alnmnl Day festivities. Dr. Beater was gradu the performance. Lighting effects were particularly beautiful, and ated from the old normal. these In charge of the affair were lng Mrs. Rolf’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H . Johnson on Granita street. Rev. and Mrs. Wm. V. Barfcey moved to this city Saturday from Eugene, to take charge of the Christian church hare. , R IN X Y D IN K S GMT STARTED Rlnkyt Dinks played their first game thia morning, the gas house Aggregation, oaptglned by Koller Mabbot defeating the Hogan’s Alley gang with Bill King, captain, 33 to 33 in a close contest. Twen ty hoys turned outVfor the play. Today Only! - A Great Triple Feature Show - DIRECT FROM HOLLYWOOD BEAUTIFUL B IR T H ANNOUNCEMENT Bora, Sunday, Jane 13. 1337. to Mr. end Mrs. Nathan Simpkins, California afreet, a sen. Mother end baby are a t the Community hospital where they are getting along nicely. MauaanniB The Dog Foods Supreme Meat, Cereal and Cod Liver Oil Products Each can contains suffici ent medicinal food for the dog for 30 days. 20 Cents Per Can Bin Tin Tin Is Fed On It. GRANDSON DIBS' Mr. and Mrs. O. 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