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About Ashland weekly tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1920)
ASHLAND WEEKLY TTDIJJG8 PAGE FOTO LOCAL AND PERSONAL ti a::n;iK.'aaainaKami: 11 1 mil ittnta Tl KSPAY'S NEWS Mrs. Emma Coffee and daughter wr Medford visitors yesterday af ternoon. The lutier rsiuniued over until evtiiing and attended tu play, The Bird of Paradise," t the Fag. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hand, who have leen spending the winter in Ashland. wn Grants P;.s visitors the first of tU weik. Mr. and Mrs. Hand are from mar Brownsville and own the Fern Hill ranch. t Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elhart were among the Ashland people who at tended the l'lay at the Page theater in Medford last night. Mis. Nate Otteiheiu of Klamath Falls slopped off here this week while on her way home from a visit in Portland, and is the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. h. Harvey of B st rest. - Ahont twenty-five members of the local Baptist .church went to Med ford last niplit to hear the Rev. W. B. Hinson of Portland preach ill the Baptist church in that city. (runts Fass Methodist church has been having an old fashioned "pro tracted" meeting with Dr. S. A. Dan ford and wife of Ashland in charge. Dauford did the preaching and Mrs. Dunford led the young people's meetings. About thirty new mem bers have been received. Dr. G. 0. Jams was called to Klamath Falls yesterday on a pro fessional visit. He started to drive over the mountain at about 4:30 last evening, and at 4 o'clotflc this morning Mis. Jarvis received a mes sage by phone from Klamath Falls stating that the doctor had not ar rived yet. As he had been gone about twelve hours,' ft Is feared he had a breakdown alon gthe way, While the road is not traveled to uny great extent at this time of year, It Is not thought that the doc tor would suffer a breakdown and be held up in an isolated place for any length of time. Mr. and Mrs. F. Q. McWilliams received the sad message this morn ing that their son, Elvidge McWil- liams, had died at 6:30 this morn ing at Newman, Calif. The body will be shipped here for burial. The tidings concerning. this sad af fair are very meagre, but stated tho body will be shipped here for burial. N. W. McCee, of Fullman, Wash arrived in Ashland today for a visit with his nephew, J. H. Mrfie. Mr. McOee, Sr., has been making a so journ of several weeks In I.os An Relet, and will remain her for a time with his Ashland relatives. Mr and Mrs. F. E. French drove down to Medford last night to attend the play, "The Bird of Paradise at the Page Theatre. F. S. Engle and J. H. Mcfiee went to Medford- today to confer with the forestry officials concern ing the matter of the roads at the Lake of the Woods. B. M. (.'lute, tl. well-known Ap plet hopgiower, is visiling his relatives in Ashland this week: Mr. Olut demonstrated conclusively this past year that prohibit ron has not Injured the hop growing busi ness, as he just disposed of his iiuuieus crop at fancy prices. O. S. Easterling. citv electrician. is la. Portland thin week. Mr. Easter-1 liag has been sick for several days last week, but is improved sufficient ly to drive to Portland in a "bug'." Holley Huyt, who is ablt to be about again after a sies of rheu matism, will leave tomorrow night for Oakland, Calif., to recuperate. Company B of the National Ouanls will be busy next Sunday If they accept the imitations to the ser vices which they are called upon to attend. In the morning they are Invited to the Presbyterian church, at wlviiii time the pastor will preach Children's Books By Approved Authors Burgess Bed Time Story Books at 60c Billy Whiskers Series at $1.00 SaallieliTsMusIInBooks ISc to $1.00 on"Cbriettan Americanization." Inern Washington, and the inocculution the afternoon they are asked to be present in a body to the memorial! here. On arriving in Ashland the services in the Chautauqua building,! other three were only fit for their and in the evening are invited to at- beds, where they have had to remain tend the Washington address to be ever since. They are recovering, delivered by Rev. C. A. Edwards in 'however, and hope to be able to en th Methodist church. (Joy their visit In a few dayt. A wreck somewhere north is hold-;. In hack frain No. 15 todav. A stub- t..i.. v ..a ,.,m ..., COIISIMUUS Ul UtlKU&V UUU fc-wis, - went out at th usual time, but the 'sunshine and balmy air prevailed regular traiu is not scheduled to ar-! rive her until 5 o'clock. The young soldier who was arrest ed in Ashland last week, charged with desersiou, was taken to Med ford by th recruiting officers who have been stationed there, aud sent to Portland with a number of r- cruitg who were going tier, i I bungalow on Bush 3tree. on jacks Alfred McCoy, section foreman ofiready to start the first of the week th Southern Pacific at Mistletoe, has to far recovered from a severe attack of Pneumonia to b ubl to mak a trip to Ashland yesterday. Th committees appointed to have charge of th details concerning the Fathers and Sons banquet are busy gettin gaffairs in shape to have everything completed and in ship shape by Tuesday evening, February 24, when this annual event will take place in th Armory at 7 o'clock sharp. All boys who buy passed thoir tenth birthday and hav not rtached their eighteenth birthday are eligible to attend. Eacb boy can be accompanied by hit father or a make bliv fathtr. Th tlckttt limit tha at of t latter front II to 106 yars ol. MONDAY'S NEWS The Billings Agency reports the sal of the Mrs. Elizabeth Cromar acre tract on Walnut street to H. J. and Ethel Dodge of Eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Dodg hav arrived in Ashland and will make their home at their new purchase. Mrs. Eric Weren and her mother. Mrs. Cherry, left yesterday for San ta Hosa, Calif., wher they will visit relatives. They will go from there to Oakland. O. H. Barnhill from Salem and returned Saturday Portland. J. G. Kirkputiick vUited last week with his parents on Leonard street. W. B. Million received a dispatch Saturday from Mrs. Million, who was called to San Jose, Calif., by the ill ness of their daughter, Miss Mildred. The message stated that the young lady was getting along very well. She hud had an attack of influenza, and bud got around too soon, which caused a slight relapse. , Mrs. Young, mother of J. W. Young, foreman of the mechanical department of the Tidings, was a visitor at the home of her son from Central Point Saturday. Mrs. S. S. Smith of Medford was a guest at the home of Mrs B. R. Greer on Granite street Saturday. Mrs. J. F. Hallick of McCloud re turned to her home Sunday after spending several days as a guest of her sister, Mrs. C. H. Ketchum of Helmnn stroet. Mrs. Walter Douglas and two lit tl daughters, who came her last week to visit at the 1iome of Mrs. Douglus' cousin, Mrs. F. J. Sliinn, have been quite ill evor since they arrived here. They were vaccinated before leaving their home in North- Things We DO for Everybody Without DOING Anybody --- -- Plumbing Heating Spouting Galvanized Iron Work Genera Repairing SIMPSON'S HARDWARE . J7-39 NORTH MAIN STREET began to "take" while on their way Yesterday was a verification of the old hymn. December is as Pleas-1 nni no M.H-" Tha maul brilliant i making out door exeldse most do. lishttul. A steady stream of auto- mobiles run on the highway all af- i ternoou, going up and down the val - lev. while the streets and park were full of pedestrians enjoying the de- lightful air. Mayor C. B. Lamkin It literally "up in the air" those days. He had his ou its journey nown the hill to its destination on North Main street, whore it will be stationed on the lot recently purchased by the mayor. A. B. Chapman and wife drove in from their country home on Satur day to interview ,mir merchants. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gall and Mrs. Charles Brown of Bellevlew, were Ashland visitors on Saturday. W. R. Langrave and ramlly who came here recently from Carson, Wsh., are now located In their new home at 65 Factory street which they recently purchased, Misses Nola Kont, Frances Potter and Edith Moody, teachers in the Roseburg city schools, who have been home during the enforced vacation while the Bchools were closed on ac count of an influenza epidemic in that city, left yesterday for Roseburg. The schools expect to open there Tuesday, Dr. W. B. Hinson, pastor of tho East Side Baptist church of Port land, one of the most prominent clergymen of tho Pacific coast, will be in Modford this evening and preach in the Baptist church in that city. A number of members of that denomination expect to go down to hear this eminent divine. Word was racoived In Ashland to day that a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hit dman of Redding, Calif., ou February 11. The Hind mans wire former residents of Ash land aud have many friends here who extend congratulations. , Mrs. J. L. Sneed. of Suleni Is u guest of her mother, Mrs. Anna Kent, at the Hotel Columbia. LaVon Zundel, representing tha Brown Motor company at the Auto motive Bhop, sold a Nash car to T. H. Simpson and the delivery was made today. The Nash is u very classy car and the Simpson family will get much Joy out of it the com ing summer. Mr. and Mrs. H. Reed, who have been living in tho Shook apartmentH, On Savings Accounts Wo Interest A Dollar St.irfs an Account STATE BAuK CF ASHLAND. have moved Into the residence at 185 Granite street. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Prose were guests of Grants Pass the latter part of the week. Mr. Jesse Winburn, of New York City, is the guest of Prof. Irving Vln iug. He came In Sunday morning and yesterday afternoon was shown over the valley by E. V. Carter, B. R. Greer and Prof. Vinlim', the party be- '"8 me guesis oi .ir. wr r - mi um- er in tne evening. Mr. .u.i.urn is just returning from a so v. n Months lour of the Orient and has many In- (resting reminiscenses of his trip. Ho is at the head of one of the large advertising firms of New York City as well as beln f financially Identified with many of the big manufacturing concerns of the East. He will spem' u week with Mr. Vinlng here and will be shown as many of our scenic marvels as time will permit. Ho Is greatly impressed with our climate und scenery and especially our min eral waters. He says Ashland has a great future It properly and per sistently advertised. v Mrs. Nellie May Conner, who has just sold her property, has taken POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For District Attorney Believing that my successful man agement of the office of District Attorney has shown me thoroungh ly qualified, und that I can serve the peoplo of Jackson County In that capacity best, I announce' my candidacy for re-nomination on tha Republican ticket at the May primaries. O. M. ROBERTS. For Shei 'lf hereby nnnounce myself a Repub lican candidate for Sheriff of Jackson county, at the May pri maries. Several yoars" experience in this line of work, including lust six months of 1919 In the .tax col lection department, thoroughly qualifies me to administer the du ties of the office in an efficient manner. JOHN B. WIMER. I hereby announce my candidacy for re-nomination for . the office of Sheriff on the Republican ticket, subject to the May primaries. I feel that my record as a public of ficial during the first term entitles me to re-nominatlon and re-election. C. E. TERRILL. For Assessor I hereby nnnounce my candidacy for the nomination for the office of County Assessor of Jackson Coun ty, subject to tho wishes pf the voters of the Republican party at the primary election of May 21st. J. B. COLEMAN. CHEAP HOMES acre, fair buildings, fine fruit, etc ?2100 acre. 4-rnnin ulastered house, barn, j ?; acre alfalfa $1250 2 acres, 5-room bungalow, variety of fruit and berries $2500 15 acres, 5-room house, about 100 bearing fruit trees, balance wood land $2500 D-room lot . cottage close in, fair size $1600 6-room house, lot 75x200, fruit; pav ing in and paid for $1200 6-room house, fair size lot; paving In und paid for $1060 6-room cottuge on paved street; lot 84x190; eaBy terms $1800 For full particulars of the above properties, call at 63 N. Main SU Mrs. S. L. Allen TUB NEWEST AND BEST Hats and Caps IN TOWN A New Shipment of WOOL DRESS PANTS THE 1IEAV IE II KIND MEN'S SPIUN'Q BOX JUST ARRIVED hnuaaknonlnir aniirtinents ut tho Shook building on East Main street. ... ir T nnutuv .f 1.-1-1,1. iltll P;llls mm. iv. jjuumvj - is in Ashland visiting relatives and friends. runt Pinil Hathawav. 44th In fantry, Vancouver Barracks," Wash-' ington, Is visiting this city In the in- torest of securing ublo bodied men i for tho United States Army. He can ! be found at the Austin Hotel und , will be pleased to talk with anyone relative to the advantages derived ' from an enlistment In the Arniy, particularity the vocational training features. - Leland J. Sparks, manager of the Frrestone Tire und RuhleV company of Portland, K. A. Price, truck tire manager aud C. E. Wilson, southern territory man, are in Ashland today. calling on N. Dix, who handles 'tlu-ii tires at tho White Star garage. Stock Foods and Remedies , We carry a leader in stock medi cines, the well known SECURITY BRAND Our stock. food is never full of weavel. Highly nutritious tonic und build er. A REMEDY FOI EVERYTHING Read the spot cash guarantee on every package. Foley's Drug Store rOLEY & ELHART, Druggists 'xiran'fi'ifliirrju'iri New Coals And Suits For Spring Are Here. New Waists Are Here. Voiles Georgettes and Crepe de Chine U. OF O. NOTES John'Tinneraii, a member of tho Phi Gamma Delta fraternity atid an ex-member of tho class of .'21, spent tho weolt-end at Eugcno us the guost of his house. Loilh Abbott, who won his "O" In track last yer by winning tho hall-mile, and' running In the relay race, was Initiated into the order of tho "O" Thursday evening, between halves of the Oregon V. S. C, basket ball game. Abbott is the first .Ash-, land man that ever won an "O." Fieshmi'ii baskoiuill culls were glv- Ashland Fruit & Produce Association On Siilo Now: CAR MOLASSES BEET PULP Your dairy cows nd It. CAR POULTRY SUPPLIES All kinds. CAR FLOUR AND FEED from Klamath Falls. KAOLA MEAL, Cocoanut Mouls. THE PROFIT FOOD that all stock and poultry should bav. 1 Now Is The Time To Begin Your Savings Account This Is the Place, and This Is tho 'Way, By Trading at i Steam's Self Karo Blue Label Syrup, Label Syrup, lars-e Karo Bluo medium . Karo Blue Label Syrup, small Karo Red .Label, 10s Karo Red Label, fis Kara Red Label, 1 Vis Honey, best cake Honey, strained, pint jars.. Honey, strained, quart Jars. . Honey, strained, palia Cotlolene, 3 It), li oz Cottolene, 8 lb. 4 oz Wo use the General Delivery. 7 NORTH. MAIN STREET JJPl ' 4 Ml -j RS w 5 VjJ v ) ) Bi." ".--r-i -,'.- ta ' ir .'- j '-tr.x V- I WOMAN'S MODERN UNDERGARMENT You can obtain Futurist, exqui' 6itely made and soft-fitting for undcr-the-corset wear, in a wide range of materials. These dainty garments combine comfort and vogue. See Futurist on display in our Knit Underwear Department IN STOCK NOW- Are five styles of Futurist Suits and one style Nainsook Vest. ASK TO SEE THEM. . Wednosdny, February 18, 1020 en out Saturday evening, and two Ashland men, Edwin Eraser and Ar vln Burnett, each got one. A leading Kansas City paper has the following striking headline ou its front page: "Demand for Children Greatest in ' History of Country; Child Couples are Swamping Welfare Bureaus and Orphanages for Little Ones." Tho baby market is booming. The de mand for babies for adoption throughout the U. S, is the greatest In history. Service Stdre Crisco, No. 3 1.19 .99 Crisco, No. 6 2.24 Milk, all brands, can 17 .27 Chirardelll's Ground Croc- olate 41 .lit Olympic Puncake Flour 33 1.10 Aunt Jemima's Pancake .57 Flour .1" .23 Royal White Soa 07 8 Chrystal Whito Soap 07 .42 Palm Olive Soap 09 .72 Horseshoe and Star Plug. . . .83 1.10 Climax Plug 80 1.57 V. L., 45c; Foils 40 2.98 Velvet, Tuxedo, Prince Albert .15 ff U) Fitrite Petticoats For Spring Are Here. New Skirts Are Here, Wool Plaids And Sport Silks NEW UNDERWEAR NEW NECK WEAR MITCHELL'S tOR MEN S WEAR BY THE POSTOFFICE SEE OUR WINDOW McNair Bros. J l m in - iinir frit mfi
