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Newspaper Page TextWrdnoKiLiy, July II, 1020 ASHLAND WEEKLY TTDHfCS PAGB HIRES LOCAL AND PERSONAL on the highway. Men were clean ing snow from the path leadln down to the luke, and in some KATl'IlDAY'S NEWS 1 1 luces the trail was cut through Mrs. Nellie Conner has sold j the snow eight feet in depth, her bungalow-on Pioneer avenue. recently purchased from Mrs. 0. R' P' Jo,in80 ol l" "ub-treas-Allcn. The sale was made by j ury department of Washington, Mrs. Conner and the purchaser ! C" alld his wife are 8uests of was 0. Severance, a well known;"10 '"' Parents, Rev. and resident of Ashland. j M- William Johnson, and sister, Mrs. J. H. Itobertson, this week. Murk Smith, a passenger brake-1 They are greatly delighted with man running between Ashland Ashland and will remain here for and Ocrber, has been laid up at "bout ten days. his home for the past few days, with a combination of maruriu and Ki'in. I WEDNESDAY'S NEWS It. L. Dorn, a prominent lawyer i of Sun Diego, with his wife and Mr, and Mrs. Slock ramo In child, ure guests at the home of Thursday night from the Lake oil Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rose. Mr. the Woods where they had been : Dorn has recently put his beau spending a couple of days propar- j tiful home in San Diego up for Inj their summer cottage for the sale, and will spend the summer later exodus of the family who when the latter visited Josephine will sojourn there at intervals this ( caves and the coast country, and rummer. They report the lake is jit was through them the Dorn taking on quite a resort uppeur-j fumlly decided to come to Ash anee, and that already many Ash- j land this summer. They ure de laud people huvo gone out there. lighted wllh this city, and expect Crater Lake. Thev expect to be gone three or four days. L. P. Willard of Monmouth Is In the city this week. He is look ing over the field here with a view to locating. Mr nnH Mru Wnllpi t.nwn nnd! baby arrived in Ashland last even Inr from Jiurns, and will be guests at the home of the former's pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe. ' lat.d in an automobile but the baby becoming seriously ill on the wuy, Mrs. Dowd took the traln, hoping to make a more speedy trip, but the little life ebbed away before she could reach her friends here. Funeral services will be ! held after the arrival of relatives. h, L. Holmes, who has been spending the past week iu Ash land, a guest of his uncle, H. P. Holmes, und mother, Mrs. W. P. ! Holmes, left this morning for Floyd Edgington and wife of Se-! orowell. Oregon. Pttlo are guests of the former's brother, Charles Edgington, thls Miss Armera Kaiser, one of week. ' the instructor of the Oakland . city schools, is spending her sum- Mrs. J. H. Thatcher Is reported ; ,ner vacalloIl wltll her brother, to be much improved In health '- icstmaBler E. J. Kaiser, and sis ter a sickness of several weeks' MS9 Emily Kaseri ut thelr dllration' home on Alida street. Miss Ethel Troutfcther expectsj Mra Leo DaH Lar2ps ttlul to leave for San Francisco short-j dauKhter of Cotug GroVe, who ly to be gone a week or so. haVe been receut Ashlund guests. . .ihuve returned to their home. s. Li. loung, wno spent several days in Ashland arranging for j to even properly thin it, and this work has been necessary. Accord ing to Dr. Webster they will be simply buried In fruit this sea- bOll. t Mr. l'artch, who was traveling through Ashland, stopped oft yes- chemical and construction efi- sous, Bernard and Cleland, for glneer on the springs plant fourlmei residents of Ashland, are years ago, came In last night from spending a short visit with Mra. Sun Francisco from whence he j Sum McNair, after which they accompanied Mr. (iorard's cum- will return to their home in Sac ramento, Calif. Gills' Picnic. A company of the young girls Miss Zcta Holmes arrived yes- li.ign manager, the editor uf the Omaha News and other delegates returning 'from the convention. terday and spent the day und 'Mr. Kaiser mot them at the depot night with the fumlly of Albeit and gave them a In re well. Mr. 'of Ashland held a delightful pic Myers on Uranite street. Uiciard went to l.os Angeles fromnlc in the park last evening at the convention on Tuesday High! : v;hlr soven were present. After Five sections of train No. 51 i and decided, alter having missed 'selling refreshments the company passed through Ashlund lust even- our celebration because of thej enjoyed a theatre party at the lug carrying delegates from the long' drawn out work of nominat-j A'ining. Those present were Zelda democratic convention iu Nan ! in the candidates, to return home i,n! Tht'lnui Ileer, Alda Heer An Franrisho to their respective j at once, promising Mr. Smith and ' rterson, Isolen Campbell, Dorothy homes. Among the familiar pub-j others, however, to visit Ashland , Buchanan, Pearl Ruger and Editli lie faces that were recognized by: this fall, nt which time lie will be ; Ifci riu. Ashlund citizens were W. J. Ury-1 cgniu on the coast. t . an of Nebraska and Attorney j (ienerul A. Mitchell Palmer of Mr- "ni1 xlrs- ,I'SSB Km'ko Pennsylvania. I family of Kohy. Texas, arrived last week fora month's visit with rel- W. D. Roberts and two daiigh-1 "t,s Charles Morris and fami teis of Eagle Point, accompanied j '" '''"e ,rl t0 by their cousin. Miss Rowena:"- I-"vo,t '!ov1 u"wel1 r Hcherts of Ashlund started this! Koby were also parties of th trip. NEW SHIPMENT of Garden Tools has arrived. Good tools are esential to good results in garden or field. Provost Brothers HARDWARE HBEu1":'" m 'PIT"? wai r i.ioiniug on an automobile trip to see much of It, while they j the Fourth, left for Seattle this and putting on the fireworks for!tertiay from Albany and will re-'soll" lls far us ''UH Angeles. They Among these uru the George Gil lells, the T. W. Sanfords, the Wul- make side trips to Crater Lake, j morning. do Kill ins, the C. H. Veghtes, und Luke of tUe Woods and other not-f many others. Mr. and Mrs. H. E ' cd scenic points. Charles L. Lamkin of Montague Hills und Mr. and Mrs. Pete Uui-j ! Is "Pending a few 'lays In Ash-j iieorge sieal.ns ot nneville, left "'"l "III consume several days. The box factory recently erect-, lund with his parents, Mayor and .i,,; .oui, f,,,. i ,;,, where thev recently returned, lesldo the oth- eJ tllB Ashland Lumber com-. Mrs. t. u. LninKin. will muke exleiided sojourn main here for a time visiting her lM-'Ct to be gone three weeks. nw.lhu,. Mru W P Tll.llileS and Harold Proze . M. Hearer litis gone to N'orth- lils cuest California ;, husiness tii i.Mr. Lovelt visited here two years ago and liked It so well he has purchased a homo in Medl'ord. Mr. xnd Mrs. A. If. Weber nnd Mr. ers who went out this week. , l'a"' 18 M'aclicaliy completed and $ , . I alter trying and adjusting the In the wrlte'iip of the street pa- inurhinery, will be reudy for op rade and pag'eant communicaled ' eratlon. Munager B. L. Delsmun to the Tidings yesterduy mention i is ulready stocking up lumber for ol the Hoy Scouts was omitted, suwing into boxes. These boys had worked hard to make a presentable showing, and' Mls- Ueid a,ld daughter , more. deserve much credit for their fine' Uo'dny lert last evening for Se- upiearance In the pirade. !ulle lo vialt with ,nelr daughter j und sister, Mrs. Curl Lovclund. Fred Nell, who has been in Ash- and Mrs. L. F. Ferguson They made the trip by automobile. I Otto Miohel, u member of Hie I police force, left for Roseburg expect to leave this evening for; THURSDAY'S NEWS , ; ml Eugene this morning where j i lie will muke tin extended visit, j FRESH NEW STOCK a few days' trip to Oakland and tiun Francisco. During their ub-'(ll, ,, , ,,,,. , J slnsi,'r 1,,al"''1 tllis m," stuce Mrs. L. A. Robrets will Join . to( ot Tlle Tldillgg scrlue is that, '". ." coast wi,h " ,nu k loart the clerical force In the Ferguson of j E I)lin.ett on Factory street. !" """""" Miss Marjorie Whited, duugh tei of Mr. und Mrs. H. L. Whited, former Ashlund residents, is vis- land for several days this week 'we ' l',a"u "apniH. m-s 'o "'. nn n IniHlnesH trln and vlsillnir his! '. a nephew of Mrs. The T'hlteds .Either that soil is peculiarly I adapted to the growth ot garden tiufk, or else Mr. Hurrett is a I wizard when it comes to making things grow, as everything plant- Cresreut City, e has a ranch near ind will locate (here (or the summer. J f: l:li . is iu Ashland. fumlly here, has re'iimed to Fort- Kltiiiiatli ccpled u position on tlie clerical (dice Iu Enders' store, and will Frank Crouch, of the Swift & send for his family immediately. Co. office in Ashland, has gone to Portland to spend several days. On his return be will bring back iy"a nom8 Monduv. Marjorie, who bus been the gniest l,c8 be,,n maklug an extended via- j by Mr and Mn ,,0ik ot tne Ah of he raunt in (hat city for sev- 11 wlt" "lallves in t.lilcugo. aim ,,, iuu cral weeks ' ,r- "udd met her in Sacramento, ri tiirning home with her Mrs. Walbridge left today for Montacue where she will visit W .l.,Kl,tei- afier which she ex-''" KllHit ,f Ashland friends over pects to go to Oakland to make her home. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Stock have ktine to the Luke of (he Woods Mi sitpnd a few ihiys nlifl i?et their ed iu 1.1s garden plot is far ad-1 ,mmei. col(,i(,i( jn ,.p.llIillt.SK ,,. vauced, and the products are rap- , ,.., . ,,. FRIDAY'S NEWS j iUI' c,""""f ,0 J " r""!n",g 1 Miss Winchester and Miss Al- Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Johnson, ,;el, i,evbold of Portland is in ,,, ,wu learben r,,im ie ,..,k(,. anu family and W. K. L. iiurmc , ..,.,,..., lul wil, .llake an extend B. II. j now live iu Vullejo, Culif. llehasac-i Bathing : Caps ! BETTER GROCERIES For Less Money : 'irii..;.it; :ii'-NiiS!''rn!!;:i"r:::;i,.n:r:!!:!i;::'!.tfi,::;: SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION OF Mazola Oil THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY l.iiLi'iili.lliiiiillllinbl'iLlllilliilii'j 'T ,ll Stearns Self Service Store 7 Main Street Opposite the Plaza ic:i:;.: : : .;:,!' i;s!iffiB;iai.ii.ii;":!;i!ii!!!L:;i!;:ii:;; Mrs. H. L. flreen, who had been le guest of Ashland friends over ;thc Fourth, returned to her home in Grants Pass yesterday ,'uliun Murreu, who Is employed nnd family expect to start tomor-; viui, u,ltl. i. ,ihei-. Mrs. James Rudd ar- row for crater jke, to be gone i ri , uiB,.. ,, Ml'S. Rudd Uniiilnv Tliov muv lia (ninnd . . ... ... j j ( ieyoom. ' Mrs. Gordon Robson and two . ' sons of Vancouver. H. C"., are A. Schneck, u tailor from SanjelH,HlB of hB fonlier'8 aunt, Mrs Francisco, with his wife, hasA H CaVeuliill of the Valley Ci. W. Loosley is creeling a new circe at his home on Oak street. , ! spent the Fuurth ot July holidays I). B. Gold and 'amily of Spok-jwilh his parents. Mr. and .Mrs. J. ant are among the campers in the E. Barrett, at their home on Fac nuto park this week. Mr. Golir lory street. s rearcning lor a nome iu isn land, und if he can secure one It. A. Minkler, a traveling sales- I man from Portland, und a former come to Ashlund to make his home. He is at present employed in the Orres tailor sjiop. Mrs. Agnes Herndon, who has lectntly sold her residence on liuigadine street, expects to leave shortly for Texas to make an ex tended visit with her son. Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Goodhue of Cedar Jtnpids, la., are in Ashland View uisirict. I uey expect ui -i iversily make an extended visit' in this section. Elsie and Max Crowson left yes terday for Salem where they will bo guests of their aunt, Mrs. II. C. Fluster, for some time. P. T. Poe and family of Mos- view school iu Oakland, Calif., will arrive today and be the' reests of Miss Frances Mcf il-! liniiis at her home on Church tin-el. These young women ure li.echeis iu music und science and' r.griruKura in their school. .Iny Wlthrow, a sludeiii of the of Culil'orniu, who Is spending u few days' vacation with hit parents in Talent, was in Ash- I.. ml today. 25c to 85c Each AT Foley's Drug Store POI.EY & KMIART DKKitilSTH BMMMMMMMMMMHMIHBIIIIIII III II Lawn Mowers FROM SS.00 to $18.00 : Mr. Howell of Klumnth Falls,; who recently purchased (he W. R.J Taylor residence on Oak street, j las moved his family over audi taken tiossession cow , Idaho, who came to Ashland ( j10me - .1 l..,. .L.l.l.wl I liai1 , il 1BW UUJ S HfeU, HUir: IIC1.1UL-1I inc., - of his new will remain hero permanently. Mr. und Mrs. J. E. Thomas will man, left the first of the week onhere witl a vjew to locating, leave Sunday for a few days' ex- a month' vacation which he will j tak.ng advantage of the mineral, wjn ,.eMlain hele permanently. Ml.. E,n,.,.y K. Smilli, who was l waters lor (lie heneiix of meir, Ti,,. i,u,.,n,i ,ioii,.hio,i 1 ,.. well known Ashland business , hpaM, Thev are lookin around , ue,,i e ,., see,,, ,,,K , ,,e i neauii. i ne are looKin aiounii ,h , weiithnr rnml I ouu and . 1...1 1.... , 1.. ..,,.,. 1 .. ,v. ... - - 1.-A-1 ill ItlinMIIIUI "IHIIU IU till,. 1,11 j scenic poinls of this city, "'"-l ! Auli laint' celebration and deliver utivlnnu h'nm lm ut:,r, 1111., .1 .1 ..1 ...I... ....... ... , ... i -nenrt u ilh his ilanehler. Mrs. (' A,n,. ll.o rl l,itp' " " l "1B I'uuioim.- uui. " " cumuu ,t,,ra .... - , ' - I - " , ibecome cilizens of Ashland. In that vicinity. i Ward, in Toledo, Ohio. He tales reported by the Beaver Real-1 iwiu uisii iiHik nun menus in iic-, ij, comiany are lae iius. Aguvs The nalionul encampment of i,rarka before returning west. Mr. Haindon house on Hargadine the firund Army of the Republic, dinkier visited his parents, .Mr.;stitet; the Beaver Realty company fcheduled lo meet in Atlantic all( .Mrs. D. L. Minkler, In Ash-; house and three lots on Emerick City, N. J., in September, hus been ian, over the Fourth. (street purchased by P. H. Freed, changed to Indianapolis. Ind. A an(; the Fred Neil property at 39 number of the members of Hum- Mrs. Walter Kitto and children,, j..0,lr,h Hlreeti porchased by H. C. Kide Post of Ashlund are contem- Elsie and Harold, former Ashlund; riP..( plating making (he (rip at that residents, are guesis mis eeR time to tho encampment. Miss Margaret McCoy returned home last evening from Alame da where she had been visiting at the home of Mra. C. M. Sum-,1 men. I ; Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Wehlserj j were up from their ranch near! Phoen x vestert uy. i ney suue with Mrs. Kitlo's parents, Mr. and. K, T. Cox ot Algoma, who wathal fru(t COMmlons ln their sec-jl i Mrs. J. II. Thatcher, from their Alberta, Cnnn- George W. Cornell of Weed, a 0nie jn Lousun, fireman for the Southern Pacific; in, company, has come to Ashlund: $ und will run out from (his city' Mrs. William Pavshul of Horn- While here he is slopping at the biook is a guest, of her parents,. The Pluza confectionery was home of F. D. Yarhroiigh oiiii'.lr. ana sirs. w. n. omuii, o, , entered ny thieves last niglil anu u puest of his sister, Miss. Ger trude Cox, in Oshland over the Fourth, left this morning for his homo. Scenic Drive. East Main street, this week. lion are of the best. The late 14 DICTIONARIES are in use by busi frosts which it was feared bud in- jured the peaches nnd pther fruit iH tliere, did not do f.nougn damage 3 upwards of $300 in money and 'checks we.' taken from a drawer Mrs. Oliver Williams of Oak Edgar L. Thatcher of ScotlB j th0 desk. The proplretors had , land, Culif.; who passed through j Bluff, iNeb., is a guest at the Home , faed ,Q muk , H depoHt ot thpir Ashlund several weeks ago on her jot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. HmoMey, tne day before, and the war in r.'iunila. returned this , I liulcner. TFACf POWDER onteei morning und will visit Miss Nona ... , ., , .... I G. W. Younger and wife of null lor several nays. , i Portland were guests of Mr. and Miss Wanda' Hushlund is in Mrs. 0. W. Dodson, over Sunday Ashlund from Oakland. Calif., ami , and Monday. Mrs. Younger Is a will spend several days visilUig ; cJsler of Mrs. Dodson. Iicre. She is a niece of Mrs. wai-i ler Frulen and Mrs. A. C. Liv ingston. des-k and cash registers were ri fled of their contents. Entrance was made through' the back door. The Western Vnion telegraph office is having some new fur nishings placed today in the shape j ot awnings and a new linoleum on thu floor. Mrs. .1. L. Heer of the Pluza , I P. W. Henry, a Southern Pa- Icjlic employe, who has been liv jng in Ashland for some time mist. The body of (he infant son of is moving his family to Hoseliurg i j,ui;ei.y s 01lt of towll a two T)r. and Mrs. J. Wesley Dowd,. this week. !luV business trip, whose death occurred on the train j ' when the mother was coining to' H. B. Emery spent two or three Fl.ee ,, wfa ot Co. Ashlund Wednesday, was sent to days the first of the week in Vre-j, Ca,f ()n.n.law ttn(r ,laugn. Iheir home in Riverside, Calif J - This Is an annual event In of w j Ketnn of Mand, 1his morning for burial. Dr. und j M''- Emery's life. Old-time scenes have come here , make ,helr Mra Dowd will follow In their an-, his younger days when that e Mr. Freed Is employed by lonoblle section was a thriving gold mill- ,he goll,lern PaCfic company. 1 ing coiuitry still cling In the mem- Mrs. Margaret Hall, who has lory of Mr. Emery, und he likes! p j Smith ot Roca tsreet is been visiting in Southern Culj-Ho visit rthe soenes of his youth j the employ of the Stearns Self fornia since last .February, re-,nnd .recall the happy (venls ot ) service store ut present, turned to her home In Asbland thut period. j .. . wpe ! Sirs. Josephine Barrett is quite 1 Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Johnson , m llt the home of her son. J. H. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Orres and hud with them over Sunday three i uUnett, na Factory street. She daughter Edna, Grant Selby and ot their children from a distance, j suffered a slight stroke some time Ivern Keller composed a party (These were Mrs. Pearl Dodge of j UKOj an( has been falling for the who drove to Grants Pass ycsler-! P.cikuley, Walker Thome of Se-jpast week. day afternoon, returning home' aide and Otis Johnson of north- 4 late lust night. em California. j H. C. Hear! of Hornbit)ok, an j employe of the Southern Pacific Postmaster Calvin W. Stewart Mrs. Julia Hockett, who loft company, has purchased a home 0,1 of Tacoma, Wash., Is sojourning Ashland last year after spending. FCUrth street und will move his In Ashland looking over the city two years here with her purents, j family here shortly to take pos as a health resort. Mr. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Cadwell, writes ; Besion. had heard of Ashland and con- from Denver that her father, who plates arranging for a vacation had been seriously ill, is much Im-j News from down the valley here with his family ' proved. 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Then, if ever, coiuu perfect days.' Tho perfect days of June are favorable days for painting. No scorching sun to blister the paint, small chance ot rain to hinder thu work. Yes, June is t lie best month of the year. So why not cull us up and make 11 dalu for June? We shall be glad lo ad vise you in regard to selection ot colors. PAINT VP. Dickerson THE PAINT MAX Garden Hose High Grade One-Half Inch -Three-Quarter Inch ISc 20c SIMPSONS HARDWAR E 37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET Clinging Invisible WONDERFULLY oft and fine, it adheres so closely as to seem to belong to the skin itself. Never give that coarse "make-up" look. And the exquisite Jonteel fragrance makes it a delight to use. Have -you tried it? Take a bos home today. 50" McNair Bros. QTte &Qq$SL Stori JTIZENs3 P BANK k. O F ASH LAN d2 AIIK YOU 8AVIX U The infant son of Dr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Dowd died on the train Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Hunna 1 v(re spent in Ashland, and she is have returned from a pleasant trying to get her parents to dis two days' trip to Crater Lake in j.ose of their Denver property and their new Stephens touring car. 'return to this city. Thpw wern acconin.inied by Mrs. 4 JIanna's mother. Mrs. Nellie Con- Mrs. Emma Coffee and her I to Ashland. Tho little one, who . ,, ,J t shook Mrs. ! quests, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wil- wan seven months old, had been Hanna drove all the way. The Hams of Los Angeles, and Mias, suffering with pneumonia 'oo-! paie or rent, at . v , ,o. Hazel Braiee of Denver, Colo.,: ing whooping cought. Dr. and; lUUUl ntio iuu - PEIL'S CYiKVKR BY THE PARK A lot of new Iceless Coolers Just in. An airplane load of, American fencing of most every; AIIK YOU 8AVIX FOB A 1IOMK? There are many advan tages of having a home of your own. The soon er you begin to save for this purpose, the nearer you will be to greuter happiness and success. Klurt a fund for a home now wilh The Citizens Hank ol Atlihinit. Wednesday while thH mother was; dronned down the on her way from Riveruide. Calif.,! 0t)l9r day AI0 ome good cedar posts came walking in. Ne and used Sewing Machines always for. L . 1 1 peiially where they were working eiunea mis mo,uiu5 u . m.j. .vp... uu PIEL'B CORNER 10nw SAVINGS fQV" DEPOSITS, h BIG PAMCE At the Bungalow Every Wednesday Night, 9 to 12 :';'i!:mwir:H;!ii!ii!iaiiim iia!",!!,;ili(i;::.;,:ir,P'.:'. A Clean Crowd and Good Music The IJungalow lias been remodelled nnd the floor greatly enlarged until it is now not only the coolest resort, but the best dancing floor to bo found in tho valley. The Newly Organize4 Society Orchestra, Made up of the Best Dance Musicians in the Valley. L. D. MINKLER and D. A. RUNYARD MANAGERS iMtwtpi'fnfli (irti'nftTr'rf' HtfMlhMiWUmmatfkii laliltoiltf H -i-i.'. JUL......