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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1927)
I home at t i t Liberty street, after Novelty Mjisjcal an extended Illness. Her death was dne-to cancer, and her eon- Program Given dltlon for many weeks before her death was critical. 1 Visiting la K. F.— Ltooal J Personal Notes Dr. Bertha Sawyer of this city, who recently broke her enkle bnd- ’ ly when she, sustained a severe i fell, is spending several weeks in i Klamath Falls visiting at tbs i home of her sister. Fresh P-Nut Brittiä. B m I m o s Visitor— Pound. SCe., The P la n . R. B. Newhnry, who resides In the Bellview district Just south of Everything that farmers need Stated eommnnication, Thurs the city,- spent a Short time In In tools, implements and machin day ' evening. Dee. 8. Routine Medford Tuesday transacting ery at Pell’s Corner. 77-tf business and election of officers. business. _ . Visiting Brethren welcome. Will Attend Meeting1 V. V. M ILLS. W . M. White Rptary sowing A number of Ashland Royal W . H. DAY. Sec’y. 8t-J as good as new for lese Arch Masons motored to Medford regular price at Pell's last evening, Tuesday, Decem ber. 6, to attend the meeting of Attended O rcnr— Richard Payne, who la employ the Royal Arch Masons In the portraits Medford Masonic hall. A ban Specials on Xmgs ed In one of the Medford banks, 82-tf quet was served-.at 8:80 o’clock. spent last evening In this city, at Darling Studio. where he attended the Lithian In Royal Arch degree was conferred door Circus and Fiesta at the lo IS,OOO Population— on a number of candidates. Medford now claims a popula cal armory1. tion of 13,008 people. It Is al Yoa’il need one of Paulserud’e ways amusing to see theVclalms suits or top coats during the hol made, and then- note the verdict Buy records for Christinas idays. 80-11 of the United States government when the official census is taken. jrlfts, Elharts. ' Buy yoar Christmas presents at But Medford has been growing, the basaar by ladles of the Breth and Klamath Falls congratulates Returned i * s t Evening— Mr. end Mrs. Fred Brookmlller ren church at Hardy Bros, store her on her recent rg ro w th . — on First street, returned last Saturday, Dec. 10. 8f-F ri. Klamatti Falls News. evening from Los Angeles, Cal., Crater Lakes, Studio Ashland. where they have spent the past D ursts At W ennrr Ho ns«»' 71-tf two weeks enjoying a pleasant J Mias Laura Ball and M i a s vacation. Etoile Trimble of Center View, Have you seel tha fina display Mo., are guests for a few days at Needle work,«bridge end "500” the home of their cousin and hus of Christmas Cardia at Tha Tid band, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wenner ings Office? Remember the stock at P. T. A. party Friday afternooff 82-2 bn Central avenue. Miss Ball and Is complète now and order your Civic clubhouse. Miss Trimble are making a tour cards early. , C liff Payne makes magasine t»f the Western states. Price He re racks. Richard Price of Portland, Ore Fuller brashes, phons 899-Y. ‘ 78-tf gon, manager of tha Crater Lake Here Visiting Parent»— " National Park company, stopped Lester, and Chester Phillips Records for gifts. See Elhart’s. for a short time In this city Mon who have been working In Cali day to visit friends and transact fornia for the past few months, All wool salts. 826, with extra business, en route home from a arrived in Ashland recently to it’s likely to be "Manager" Eddie Collins again next year. There trouser» at Paalssrud’a. 80-tf business trip to San Francisco, spend several weeks visiting at is a possibility that Collins may assume the managerial rains of California. Mr. Price vlfclted at the home of their mother, Mrs. L. the Athletics by next season. Connie Mack, who has said often that the Louis Dodge home off t h e A. Phillips on East Main street. be didn't Intend managing very many more years, also has said that Marriage License leenrd Lester*has been employed as sales Collins would be bis successor when he stepped out. Collins has ! A marriage license was Issued Boulevard. t supervisor of the Frigidaire cor lust signed a new contrast wlthythe Athletics. Tuesday, December 8. at t h e Good sewntg machines for poration in Fresno and Chester Jackson county clerk’s office to i . L. Sinclair of ^agle Point and rent by the .month at Pell's Cor- has been employed in Sen Joes. May Attend Convention— » aer. T7-g Mrs. Chester Phillipe le spending Mr. and Mrs. Lew H. Hansell Mary E. Calhoun of Medford. som g^lnre with het parents, Mr. of ttys Ashland hottfl may attend Katherine Faske was granted a Santo Clara Prongs, I lbs. 86c, and sljni. Stephen Kelly at Chico, the 18th annual convention of divorce from August Faske SchneraSan’s Grooery. 78-tf C a *ti**ia . The Kelly famttir for- tho Oregon State Hotel associa S a lt / Filed in Circuit Court meny* lived in Ashland, /w h e re tion, which w ill bo held In Port James L. Linn vs. J. , R- and The Swedish Bell Ringers, a . Portraits, Stadio Ashland. Mr. Kelly was employed by the land on Friday and Saturday, De Anna Gertrude Pete. Foreclosure musical entertainment all can en Pacifie Telephone and Telegraph cember 9 and 10, If they can Land in Twp. 88 1 W. 88600.00, joy, Southern Oregon Normal company. possibly make arrangements to do 3350 A. F. School auditorium, Thursday eve ning, December 8. Reserved seats C. E. Gates Anto Co. vs. Joe A. A. Robe, salesmanager or Still time for Xmas portraits, on sale at Elhart's. 80-4 the Whitaker Polley, J. J. Ossenhrugge— Chat- Manufacturing 82-tl tie Lien 1928 Ford Truck. Lie. company of Cbitago, 111., apant a Darling-Studio. Last Jury Case For This Ter m ■' The Swedish Bell Ringers, a short time In Ashland and Medt- The damage suit of Mrs. Mil No. 91341, $24.64. Country M ill Rpn, |l.4 0 g ar musical entertainment all can ford yesterday and today. Southern Oregon Credit Bureau Mr. enjoy. Southern Oregon Normal Robe, who 19 making an extend w k . No delivery. Aah. F. A Pro. dred Semon against Dr. E. CL ks. W. M. Campbell also known - 78-tf Riddell'of Medford, In which the gs W illiam N. Campbell, 8524.80, School auditorium? Thursday eve4 ed trip through California and * * “ • plaintiff asks $11,760 for alleged ning, December •' 8. Reserved Arisona, makes the |outhern Ore defective dental work, which was 376.00 A. F. and coats. seats on sale at M h art’s. 80-4 gon territory tybduCdace ever# expected to go to the Jury about ‘ State of Oregon vs. A. F. Mat- * ’Loyal Leach, who la employed no?n today, is the tost Jury case lock Larceny. if-th e Southern Pacific company for this term of court, according ; Oak Street Oarage vs. George Xmas egrds, D arling K lln g le / Chattel -Lien, 8237.65 SL lClamath Falls, U spending a to Circuit Judge Corkfna. G. M. C. Tfuck, Ora. Lie. Ng. IH r days In' Ashland this week In Medford Yeatorday— H f e t e T a t thé home of his hro- H78-168. Mrs. H. A. Hudson of Coldest Night of Winter Season-^ Sweet onions. I |hs. ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Oro- Anna C. Faught vs. W illis D apeat aeveral hoara In Last night, with a minimum of Sehnermaa’p Grooery, Faught No. Realty. Leach on High street and yestorday looklng aftor >Jth his father and mother, Mr. 89 degrees, was the coldest night Wm. Von Der Hellen vs. R* I. affalra. Ashland has had so far ■ during t» d M iM Seth Hyatt on tha Stuart Accounting or Judgment the Winter season, the heavy fog Plasa. M r. Leach will also attend of 3850.00. . ; Home grown splnaoh having disappeared la te , yester Meeting o f D. of the X ^ - Lithian Indoor Clrcna and Hilda Huber va.,F . J. Haber, Schuerman's Grocery. The Daughters of the Nile will Piéeta while In this «tty. He for day afternoon. Fair an<l continu Dlvotce, Land on Oakdale Ave., meet Saturday, December 10. to merly nved here, having attended ed cold weather was the predic Medford. Punlsernd’s for cleaning and Orants Pass. Luncbson w ill be tion for today. the local schools. Ralph White, Merry 'W hite vs. repairing. 7 5 ^ served at the Del Rogue hotel at Ancient River GdM Mining Co. 18:80 o’clock. A ll the Ashland Visiting In Ashland— Foreclosure of Contract Land in members wh> are planning to *ti> Mrs. Henry DuBois of Corval Twp. 86 ,4 West. Work Will B e CompHaentod— lis, "Oregon, Is spending a t e n Work of fitting with beacons, tend this meeting or who wish to Curt N. French vs. Esther attend phbne 437-R. days' or a two weeks* vacation in Marie French Divorce. search lights and other equip Trees Sent to 8. F.— - this city visiting at the home of ment the Commercial associa Wallace Woods vs. A. W. Engraved or printed eardg One thousand Christmas trees her sister and husband, Mr. and W alker, Earl Moore, 8301.30 and tion field east of Pendleton. Ore gon, will be completed about the with real yuIeOde sentiment o | from tha Little Applegate section, Mrs. Alexander Livingston on costs. - <* display ana sale at The Ttdlags were sent to 8sn Francisco by East Main street. Mrs. DuBois first of June. 1988. This field Is C; E. and Effie Terrill vs. Ney ottloa. Order years now. 69-tt truck a few days ago. The trees will also visit with her brother to be used as an emergency air Wolfskin for 8400.00 and costs. average from three ¿0 six feet and wife Mr. and Mrs. Wal{pr H. port oa the Elko-Pasco route. Marion S,- Kennedy vs. Cali Let ns do your acetylene gad w ill bring a minimum price Frnlan on B street. She has vis fornia Oregon Power Co. Damage welding and hlackpmithlng. Farm of 86 cents eaeh. « ited In Ashland several times be Attend P. T. A. benefit $40,000,90 and costs. Implements a specialty. I r a fore and made a number -of party, Friday afternoon, C I Btote Industrial Accident Com. Reeder, blacksmith and weldor. Harnesses and their accessor- friends here who w ill be glad tq clubhouse. Oak Street Garaga. 77-# tea Is adyanclng SO percent after learn of her return. vs. John S. Greenlaw, Oakea H. xx ***** COUÌtTNOT lannary first so supply yourself U r what you need before then at Pell's Corner. 77-tf Fnn8Hnro today ' JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S “THE FLAM ING FO R EST” O O M H IO — T O M O R R O W A M D T O D A Y Caaw Stopped Eleven out-of-etate cars stop ped In this city Tuesday,- Decem ber 6, tor registration at the local bureau, located In the Chhmher of Commerce building on t h a Flaw. Oa an average of about 1$ ears dally, have been regis tered in Ashland for the peat few weeks. Monday, December 6, 18 tourist cars ware registered at the Medford bureau. Mise Dorothy sNytwuner of Medford spent lest evening' In Ashland attending the Lithian indoor Circus and Fiesta r t tha A m o ry. Misa Nyswaner la am- ptered in the Leag Distance1 ot- ftee et the Pacifie. Telephone and Telegraph company la Medford. 4 Mrs. Paynter — Passes Away Mrs. Sarah Paynter, a. resident of Jackson county for the last '25 years died at her home in Med ford December A, 1921, after an extended illness. Her a g e d husband, cow passed 84 years of age and one daughter, Mrs. Anna C. Halley, of Medford aurtrlve. .Interment was mage In the Med- fbrd mausoleum, services were In charge of H. C. Stock of this city. Woman • Died * Here Tuesday Mrs. Olive E. Greenwood, aged 78 years, for many years a well known local resident, died Tues day, December 8, 1927, at her Surviving Mrs. Greenwood is her aged husband, J. Lr Green- wood. '*'* • No definite funeral arrange- mpnta have been made pending arrival of relative^. Arrangements are in charge of H. C. Stock. , \ I SAFEGUARD ABLES WIT UR VALU- Í WALLS r WITH A DEPOSIT BOX IN OUR VAULT, YOU HAVE THE SCIENTIFIC SECURITY , .OF THE MOST ELABORATE PROTECTIVE S Y S T E M THAT HAS YET BEEH DEVISED.^ The Ci \ II Ph /f ' M ri Shopping Here Ye s terda y . Mrs. W illiam Bruin, who \ re sides nt Tnhmt, spent yesterday In this atty shopping and visiting with friends. «Mrs. Bruin also enjoyed l o o k i n g at the wln- dowszJ^ the various local stores, which are beautifully decorated for the Christmas holidays. GIFT/ A vacuum cleaner w ith the G 'E name xand guarantee! L o w priced— >49.7? w ith six specially jointed attachments. T h ia P. T. A. Meeting The Lincoln School circle of the 'local p. T. A. association will hold theta- regular meeting Friday CLEANER GUAMANTI8D BY GSNRKAL BLBCTUC w ill save m other hours o f toil. O rder i t n o w fo r delivery Xmas Eve. P a y only a small d o w n pay« m eat— the balance monthly. about whether your car it being given the best of service if you bring it to our station. Best Olli for “ Qffts that Kfrtp » onCüvinÿ** Best Workmanship ‘ *> * X-LTïlectric Prices Reasonable. Black and White Service Stetion S. B. Lauh, Mgr. Ames for 879.88 and costa. Estates Admitted to Probate Koxo 'I. Nakano,. Deceased Emil Mohr Adm. / Gene Whlllock. Mfbor, Chlqt J. Whlllock, C. A. Whlllock, guardians. ' GOOD MORNING* Rott’t Wish it—MAKE .Jit “ good morning” by staining the dajrvwith a pair 6f our Doctor Shoes. Corrective hut neat. ’ , , ► Casseroles e SHOE SHOP Percolators Pie Dishes Aluminum Ware A • . . “CAMERON” , Broadcloth Shirts Conte in blue, gray, tab and white. Guaranteed not to fade. ,« z ■ t Hardware The Winchester Etere" Price $2.50 * —A1 Jordan’s Army Goods Store— (Biggest Little Store in Town, Open Evenings) IVe Wish to Thank Each of You ^,fi20 Persons for your tribufe to the New Ford Car and the compliment paid the Claycomb Motor Co. by yoar presence at our salesroom Adhlatod. Dram a, Comedy, T h rills — Y o u ’l l fin d them a ll this trn e-to -life story of college. A' novelty musical program was, presented at the Southern Oregon Normal school assembly t h i s mofnlng by Roland Rgrks, Ward Parkinson, Ray t Clary a n d "Micky" Franklin; • Parka and Farkinaott played harmonicas and Clary and Frank lin provid themselves artists on guitars. Park* and Parkinaen later played comba with the same efficiency and art with w h i c h they performed on the harn^enl- pas. Popular songs wore also in- elud o a th s program. ?. At the ftose of entertain ment the entertainer were pro7 sented with flowers (cattails by a group of he girl students. afternoon < at 8:1.9 o'clock at the Lincoln school building on Beach street. A large atTeadance * desired? , Tuesday. Here’s The Announcement YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR Our present orders will be dispatched with rapid ity and we will be able to'make deliveries the latter, part of December. After Jan., 1 we can 'give approximate delivery date of each order Claycomb Motor æo Ford Sales arfd Service Phone 50 /
