Wednesday,
Apih 13, 11)21
PAGE THREE
ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
"- SATt'BDAT'S NEWS
Mn. S. A, Peters, Jr., "Is la receipt
of a letter from a former school
friend, Mint Feme Upton; who wae a
atudent of the Ashland high school
some year ago, In which the latter
states she expect to graduate with
first honors from the Eureka College
of Eureka, 111., and will be a summa
cum laude. which rank entitles her to
a scholarsrlp of one year In the Uni
versity of Illinois anl $300 In cash.
Miss Upton Is also teaching Caesar In
the preparatory department of the
college and la taking part In the play
"As You Like It" for the May festi
val, in which sho takes the part of
Ilosalind.
- William Emlgh, a driver for the
Interurban Auto companp line run
ning between .Medford and Grant's
rasi, spent a short time in Ashland
yesterday, calling on his mother and
relatives. .
Mrs. Martin left last evening for
ber home In Bellefontalne, Ohio, at
. tor spending the past winter in Ash
land at the home of Mrs. Ed Reames.
This wonderfully active woman made
the trip from Ohio to Oregon last fall,
despite her 77 years. She has en
joyed her sojourn In Ashland ex
tremely and thinks Llthla Park Is
the most beautiful spot she ever saw.
Mr. and Mrs. Reames will accompany
Mrs. Martin as far as Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. C. A. ghutts has returned
from Eugene, where she had been
spending the Easter ' vacation with
her niece, Miss Fern Murphy, who Is
a student at the University. '
Mr. and Mrs. GUllgan of Phoenix
Ariz., are In Ashland this week,
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Beaver on Mechanic street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gllllgan are looking
over this section, with a view to lo
cating. The former is a newspaper
man.
At the Hotel Austin today are
stopping J. D.-Meeton of Seaside,
Hugh E. Hendry and R. M. Clark or
Tori land, C. W. Reed and wife of
New Boston, N. H.; A. Vaughan and
wife of Lyons, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Winter, Mrs.
Sprankle and Mrs. Polk spent Thurs
day in Jacksonville.
Messrs. E. V. Carter and J. W. Mc
Coy arrived home yesterday from
uivir uuBiutms inji, ituim vuueu uieni
to Portland for a few days this week
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' The following from Los Angeles
ii re registered at . the Hotel Austin
A. L. Schick, Jay J. Lyons, Albert
Brook and James 0. Sheldon. Other
Callfornians at the Austin are C. R.
Tliomas and sons of Petalnma anil
N. F. Andruss and A. L. Lincas of
Han Francisco. ,'
J. A. McDonough and wife, Mrs.
William Maianey and sou and 1. H.
Oetchell of Dunsmuir and Airs, B.
micher of ueaber f alls, Pa., are
guests at tho Hotel Columbia.
Mrs. M. C. Reed left yesterday to
take up her work with the Ellison
White Chautauqua circuit for the
coming summer. She will serve as a
superintendent with this company
In one of their courses.
Miss Raine and niece, Miss Lourdes
Raine, arrived last night from San
Francisco and will spend a few days
In Ashland preparatory to going to
Portland.
Claude N. Freeman, oldest son of
,Mrs. Mary Freeman, and an architect
'of Silverton, Is in Ashland this week,
Visiting his mother at her home on
Oberlln street. Mr, Freeman left Ash
land about twelve pears ago, where
he was well known. At the present
time he Is not only plying his profes
sion In Silverton, but is teacher 'qf
mathematics and manual training In
the Silverton public schools, and on
(Saturday to keep him out of mis
chief he is employed as city engineer.
' Mrs. George Icenhower left last
night for. Missoula, Montana, where
she will visit with friends for a week
or two.
Word from Mm. J. R. Wick, who
ban been anendlne the winter with
her mother in Florida, states she is
now visiting relatives and friends in
Verona, Pa., where she expect! to re
main a month before returning to her
home in Ashland.
. E. D. Moody and Dr. P. 11. Noel ol
Klamath Falls were over this week,
transacting business In Ashland and
iclnity.
' Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vaupel. Miss
Katherine Vaupel and Miss Agnes
Hedburg composed a party who vit
al ed Medford Thursday afternoon.
extensively remodeled to accomodate
Messrs. Linlnger's business. The
vault Joining the business Mock will
be moved and a large piste glass
front put in.' It is Messrs.' Linln
ger's Intention to bundle only' tlrei
when they get Into their new quar
ters. ' Mr. Willhlte of the Chevrolet
agency has leased the McCarthy
building as soon as it Is vacated.
A new family by the name of Bun
nell from Nebraska has moved to
Ashland and are locating in the resl-Hlnsliaw of Portland, general freight
Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Welsh and Hugh
Belton of Portland, Harry Kimball of
Seattle, and ' Charles L.' Davis of
Orant's Pass. ........ "
: ' . - . :
Mrs. Scott of Sacramento Is a
guest at the home o fher sister, Mr J.
O.'H. Ketchum,' on Helman street,
this week. . ' -
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" I. T. Sparks of Eugene, district
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific company, and H. A.
dence on North Main street, formerly
Occupied by W. H. Wenner. Mrs.
Bunnell and daughter arrived here a
week or so ago, while Mr. Bunnell
came In this week with his household
goods. Mr. Wenner and family have
moved te'mperoraly to the house on
'Bush and High streets.
"
agent, were Aahland business callers
today. : ' Station Agent Kramer ac
companied them on their tour about
the city while they were here.
Levi Stewart of Roseburg is spend
ing a few days in Ashland this week
with relatives and friends. Mr. Stew
art is a. civil war 'veteran and Is an
B. J. Palmer, the Medford piano; active man, despite the 88 years that
dealer, transacted business In Ash- have flown over his head.
land yesterday. - I,
FRIDAY'S NEWS ,
Stopping at the Hotel Austin are:
F. J. Nelson and Hugo Koch of
Portland, W. E. Farrar and wife of
Langrord, S. D., 0. G. Wellwock of
Minneapolis, Mrs. Emily Stowe of
Washington. D. C, Ralph Metcalf
and A. R. Keddell of Tacoma. '
M. C. Linlnger and-aon of the Ash
iand Vulcanising works expect to
move within a week or so out of thr 1
McCarthy building on North Main
street to the Butler block across the
MtMkett Ttil IaII.. Vi1Mrn .111 L!
"i
A baby daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Linlnger of Oberlln
street Tuesday. '
Upwards of 100 members of Ash
land lodge of Elks were down to
Medford last night where they were
guests of the Medford lodge.
Mrs. Bates of Medford was an Ash
land visitor yesterday afternoon.
The following from Dunsmuir
spent the night in Ashland, guests at
the Hotel Columbia: F, Wldman, C.
Wldman.-Mlss N. Wldman, R. O.
Carlson, Geo. Reynolds' and D.
Knight. i
E. B. Hunt, a representative of the
Victor Talking Machine company of
Camden, N. J waa in Ashland yes
terday, transacting business with the
Rose brothers,
The Southern Pacific Company has
painted the railing which the cKy
council has placed around the for
mer's property on North Main street.
This adds an attractive touch to that
section of the city.
Roy Howard, F. B. Pond, Jr., Mrs.
B, F. Pond and Mias Clara Pond of
Los Angeles are 'Ashland visitors,
stopping at the Hotel Columbia while
In the city.
'
Charles Spritzer of Minneapolis
while returning from a winter's so
journ in California, stopped off a few
days this week to visit at the home
of R. W. Hach on Granite street.
Mr. Spritzer was enthusiastic over
Ashland, which he claims is the most
beautiful town he ever saw.
The receipt at the Ashland post-
office for postage stamps and box
'rents for the first quarter of 1821
eicwaea me receipts tor tne same
quarter of UzO by $360.88.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wright of Red
ding, Calif., drove up in their car this
week to visit with their sister. Mrs.
Charles C. Dole of Portland and J.
Jester and wife of Des Moines, Iowa
spent yesterday in Ashland and were
guests at the Hotel Columbia.
Miss Katberlno Vaupel of Sacra
mento arrived In Ashland last eve
ning from Portland, where she had
been visiting. She will be a guest at
the home of her uncle, C. H. Vaupel,
on tho Boulevard, for a few days.
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A big meeting of the Knights Tern-,
plar commandery was held last eve
ning, at which the Order of the Tem
ple was conferred rn Edward Blnns
and Jerry Jerome of Medford.
Charles Greene was in Medford
Tuesday, attending to business af
fairs In that city.
Eastern guests stopping at the
Hotel Austin Include W, Schupp, Miss
Emily Schupp and M. A. Lager of
New York.
D. Hoag and William
Immediately commence
of a modern bungalow
their lot on
to spend several week. Alrs.'liupert
Is a sister of Mr. McOuir.
F..E. Walters and famly will leuve
this afternoon . for ; Sail ' Francisco
where the former has accepted a new
position.' They expect to make their
home In the bay city.
'
Mrs. Jainea'Wbitsueed, who baa
been spending "several days In Ash
land this week visiting with friends,
left last night for Gleadule where
she will visit before joining her hus
band at Eugene. Later Mr, and Mrs.
Whitehead expect to leave tor l enn
slyvanla to spend .the summer with
the latter's parent.
'
Irving Porter is back from San
Francisco, where he had undergone
a slight operation in the S. P. hospi
tal. After spending two. weeks In
that Institution, he Is fully recov
ered. j
U. L. Davis, who recently purchas
ed Rlvcrdale tracts of J. t'. Walters,
has disposed of a portion rf the
property to J. K. McClurmi, of Ash
land. Mr. McClaren gets about 6G
acres of the property on the wen
part of the tracts, and will build
a home upon lt. This property is
within the Grants Past Irrigation dis
trict, and will be watered by a ditch
that will back up from the Savage
Rapids dam. Grants Pass Courier.
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Callfornian at the Austin are Da
vid Wllkle, & H. Williams, H. Stlpp.
J. M. Miller and T. i. McCord of San
Franolsco, and Ray Carpenter of
Dunsmuir.
services. ' A large tabernacle, seating
over 1,000 people, will be erected,
and a large choir, under the manage
ment of Rev. Robert Lewis, the sing
ing evangelist of the company, will
he organized.
' Clint Dunlup, who recently moved
up from Medford, has started to work
in the Ashland creamery. Mr. Dtlhlap
is the Ice cream maker at the cream-
Beattle. The front page of tin news- tlrely so. In some parts of the valley,
paper has a picture taken at the time it is stated, the frost will not entire
of the arrival of the Governor's Mir- ly kill tho fruit, as the blossoms have
vlvors in Seattle, among whom were
Miss Owen,
R. P. Campbell leaves today (or
Los Angeles, where he will leave Ms
two daughters during the ' coniiug
summer while be starts out on the
Ellison-White Chautauqua circuit (or
ry and is putting out an excellent he summer course as one of the en
product. ' tertalners. Mr. Campbell expects to
, ' 'make a visit in California before
Mr. George Dodson of Duusmuir.' starting out ou his summer's work.
who. ha. linen annrilrtff thn nast week!
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in Ashland with ber parents, Mr . and ,
Mr.- O. B. Turner, left Saturday
morning tor her home.
Mr. Elmore, who succeeds T. J.
Mackey as mail clerk from this sec
tion, has come to Ashland and will
make his home here.
Mrs. Isaac Crisp left Friday uight
been so thick on the trees that they
form a protection to. one another,
thus saving several' out of a cluster.:
Even If a' large'' percentage of the
blossoms are frozen, there may still
be much fruit mature, as the blos
som is particularly heavy this year.
Weathnr Report
Messrs. J,
Denton will
the erection
for Rose Brothers on
Sixth street.
MONDAY'S NEWS
Mrs. William Myer from the Oeni
City of Southern Oregon, where the
llthla and other mineral springs
bring health and happiness to the
tourist and money to the permanent
resident, is a guest of the Portland.
Journal.
C, H. Nickerson left yesterday tor
Shepherd's Hot Springs, Wash.,
where he and his wife will spend a
I few weeks for the benefit of the lat-
Mn Maiwin rinnfnrd ham roinrnoii ter's health. Mrs. Nickerson is at
home from an enjoyable visit of five
weeks spent with her son In Port
land. Merle (Jar net t of Medford is man
aging the Interurban auto freight
line between Ashland and Medford.
Mr. Garnett succeeds Morris Leonard,
who was former manager.
Miss Anna Kopp, who has been in
Aahland all winter, serving as secre
tary for the Ashland Deevlopment
Company, left this week for New
York. v
Mrs. lima Taylor is in Ashland
from California, visiting her father,
W. A. Freeburg, and other old-time
friends.
Lois Wilhelm, a 10-year-old girl
of Medford, died at an Ashland hos-
D. M. Cllmore, at her home on B!plU1 ye,terda5r' The young Udy was
Street. The Wrights were former f8,rlcken wltl appendicitis, and an op
Aahlanders. leratlon was performed, but the dis-
. 'ease had made too great headway.
Billy Herudon, the Utile son of The remains were taken to Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herndon, under-1 yesterday. -
went an operation for throat trouble!
at a local hospital yesterday, at which 1 E' W' Hu8nea- prominent Ashland
time he had h! tonsils removed and e8,d'. passed through jthls city
adenoids cut out. He was getting j yeaterday by machine. Mr. Hughes
along nicely from last reports ' 1 wl" motor as far north as Portland,
present visiting In Tacoma and will
Join Mr. Nickerson at that city.
Supe. G. A. Briscoe and J. H. Ful
ler drove down to Gold Hill Saturday
afternoon, where the former was one
of the speakers at the School Men's
Club, which held a meeting there.
.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. -Farrar of
Langford, S. D., have been spending
a few days' in 'Ashland with their
daughter, who is one of the teachers
In the Senior high school.
. Visitors to Ashland stopping at the
Hotel Colombia Include Mr. and' Mrs.
O. B. Griffith of Alvarado, Calif.? Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Wixon, O. Peterson
and wifA nf KIlAnflhurr Wnsh . .t.
Mrs. K. A. Petersou of Seattle is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Oxford, at their home at 566 Alli
son street.
At the meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance I'nion Jield In
the library yesterday afternoon Mn,.
Jennie Hammond resigned as treas
urer of the union, owing to press o(j
for Portland, where she will attend' " nl ber Dlace w,a fillei1
to business for a few days. Mr- """ Wo,co,t- p,an8 wer
, jijinde for a program to be presented
D. H. Barneburg Is baring nib, some time the last of this month,
handsome buncalow on North Main .when the local union will celebiate
street treated to a new coat of paint! the anniversary of the organization j 1 1
and is otherfwlse touching up an.llof the W. C. T. U. l'
Interesting meetlliga'are bring held 1 17.
every night at the Church of the 18.
Following is the co-operative ob
server's meteorological record for ti
fuionth of March, 1921, at Ashland:
Date.
1.......
2.......
3 V.
4......
8
7
8
9
10
11.
I;
13
Max. Mill.
improving the property.
Mm M I. Alien and Mrs. Euaenla
'Atkinson drove down to Jacksonville; Brethren, on tho corner of .Mountain 1 9 '.50
..64
..67
..70
..80
..52
..56
..65
....64
....59
....54
....63
....54
....48
....53
....64
....63
....62
Saturday morning to look after busl- avenue and Iowa street. The house is
neas affairs. crowded every nignt ny au atieuuve
4 Laudlence, who gather to liston U the
Mr. and . Mrs. M. II. Ellis have ! sermons by the pastor.
moved into the Campbell residence;
on Bush street from the house they! I. A. Morrison recently purcuaaeu
have been occupying on Fourth, a fine Jersey bull calf from Mr. wn-
. . . r mi.l
4iams Ot uresnam, urrsuu. m
Mrs. E. T. Sponce, who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Dora
Cullen of this city, left Saturday
morning for her home in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Cullen accompanied Mrs.
mal carries some of the beat blood
lines In the Jersey breed on the Pa
cific coast, being the direct descend
ant of four gold medal bulls, St.
Mawes, Poppya St. Mawes, Rosarlaj
Olga Lad and Golden Glow's Chief.
Spence and will make a nextended , His dain produced 557 pounds of but'
visit in the California metropolis.
The weather man Intends to be
good to Oregon this week, according
to the forecast for the Pacific coast
states, which promises normal tem
perature and fair, except occas'onal
rain along the north coast.
, Amy G. Luke of Slsnon, Nora
Wheeler of Yreka, Mrs. E. Sherwood
and Roy Sherwood of Dunsmuir, and
ir. and Mrs. W. M. Chalmer of Weed
Warn northern California guests in
Ashland Saturday.
Guests at the Hntely Austin are K,
W. Raddell and family of Seattle, V.
J. Nelson and II. J. Stewart of Port
laud, F. B. Miller and wife of Hose
burg, W. Polhik, John l'ullwk and
Charles Kirk ol Albany. C. V. Jack-
of Granta VM and B. M. Larkin
of San Francisco.
.60
..,.54
....64
.,..48
....67
....62
....53
....68
40
4 1
40
45
41
40
3ii
30
31
32
25
20
48
33
34
44
40
37
21
21
40
31
84
36
33
30
27
31
32
35
35
datn
ter fat as a junior three years oui,
while the granddam and great-grand-dam
produced over 600 pounds of
butter fat oil test. The Rogue River
valley is fust taking its place in t Ho
front ranks of production throughout
the state, and our Jersey cows are
making some remarkable production
records. It is gratifying to see breed
ers of Mr. Merrliuan'a type heading
their herds with animals of this typu
of breeding.
-
Mrs. Harry Foster of Medicine Hat,
Alberta, was iu Ashland for a few
days, visiting Mrs. Cien McWilllams.
Mrs. Foster left Monday for her
home..
Hotel Austiu guests toduy include
i A. J. Hoffmeyer and H. .1. Neper of
j San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. i.
Klgg and Mrs. E. 0. Halght of Spo
kane. Mr. and Mrs. L. McConnell of
Porilimd, Mr. and .Mrs. F. K. Powell
74
71
70
73
Temperature Maximum 74,
28th; minimum 26, date 11th.
Precipitation Total 1.71 iuches;
greatest in 24 hours 0.30; date 4th.
Number of days with .01 inch of
more precipitation, 13; clear 12:
partly cloudy, 6; cloudy, 14.
LOUIS DODGE,
. Co-operative Observer.
LILA LEE NOT
CRAZY TO MARRY
Adamson of Seattle
and Min. Minnie W. Aydelott. of
Fool trie on many Aanianu cmun -
yesterday by serving up a line sun-j
uau" "..Li.- .1.. tvhtrh tunic hosts Otlt
Crader.and family of Everett. Wash.. ; - . Oakland
and A. Morrison. . . , .. .
I son or picnics, men rumuii
taken In tho!""'"5' Mr,y 'hunder shower In the,
afternoon. Me was ainn minimi n-j
hold off the storm until after lunch-.
eon hour, however, and the most otj st0ppB nl ), Hotel Columbia are
the picnickers were on tneir WH"ljjeo pt Schoenstein and C. B. ITarmou
where he will remain several days
attending to business matters.
Robert Warner drove down to
Grant's Pass .yesterday, accompanied Roseburg News-Review.
by Mr; and Mrs. Lenoard Swensou of)
uamana, wno are guests In Ashlan l. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mackey left this
x - week for San Francisco, where they
. ,, . tourist iro n San Dl- c,ect to mak their fi.t.nn homo
ego, was in Ashland Wednesday for Mr. Mackey has been a mall clerk
..-"- W"y 10 j "? o" o' Ashland for the pat
''o vibta. nn was ma King the
journey by auto.
California-'guests stoppng at the
Hotel Austin are P. Wbalen. H. S
Grannatt, C. J. Coleman and P a
Much Interest was
Eskimo puppies which were on dU'
play in the window of Jordan's r.
trip shop Saturday. These are the
offspring of a pure-bred Eskimo dog
belonging to A. L. Jordan, and moth
er and babies were the center of ad
miring crowds all afternoon.
Lloyd Mullt of Portland is spend
ing a few days with his mother, Mis.
M. S. Mulit, at her home on Mechanic
1
Thomas Connor was
om HornnrooK a n-w
week.
in Ashland
days this
home when the storm arrived
O. Granlt of Medford waa an Ash
land visitor yesterday.
4
four years. He will be succeeded by
a Mr. Elmore.
J. i.. Barnthouse is moving thin
week from Second street to the He-
Venm nrnnWv nn ha AAm.. mnt
Rowe of San Francisco, C. L. Stewart ' Morton street and the Boulevurrl
pt Los Angeler and Charles H.. 0'ard- The latter house has just been vacat
nef and wife of Westwood. ' ed by Mr. Mallor and family, who
', ' ' t - .nave moved to their newly purchased
Harrison Brothers of the Ford ga-S,om(, a.k,h ...,..
si mi iirwnK uttiiy aemonstra- s
a rarth.. nf ,Z. ,, . . ' RoyaI rambPrs " re"or,e'1 wious- living nearby. The petition is being
Th..-"m,,i.i . i V ""nmna ! y 111 lth an attack of pneumonia at signed by a large number of the bul
Bir. . T ... . " BClual the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Selrm nea'rb f K Cmbe' on " "v H.
result. " K00i eonHtl0n " C0n8lderert ltt Mri0
u is siaiea.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaino Kluin and
Mrs. Otto Klum have gono-fo San
Francisco for a two weeks' solium.
street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jerome and Mr.
and Mrs. DeMurg were among the
M,edford people who attended the
cabaret in the armory Friday eve
ning. A petition is being circulated in
Ashland today regarding tho fire
whistle, which baa developed the un
pleasant habit of blowing at intervals
day or, night, rousing people out of
their sleep with the idea that the
town Is on fire. The petition will be
presented to the city council, asking
them to either have it fixed so it will
only blow In case of fire, or It that
cannot be done, to have it removed'
entirely. As it Is at present, It Is a
i great nuisance, especially to those
of San Francisco.
""
Homer Barron and daughter Isa
bclle accompanied R. L. Burdlc home
l..n.lnu fMim Cm PrnnrlflA In the
...J-.-i. "J ..uim
Misses maua near. , -..,- mad, the record
Ruch. Postmaster E. J. Kaiser and AihIand mm
Mr. Hudson motored to Yreka yes- , , ' . ... . ,..,
terday and spent th. day fishing and;'" ; ... .
picnicking in that vicinity. I Ag g wa ,
i ' Freda E. Archer and Louise O.l make the trip she and her father re
Martin of Medford were visitors In turned home.
Ashland yeeterday. I ...,,,. iiiiulna muntv health
4 i
r.i.frnT. camned1 nurse, will have her regular office.
Jn the local auto park yesterday. i hours In the library the aecond Sat-,
b Inmates of the cars were com-uroay ot eacn moum, w.. .u
m thA nark, eating! be glad to have mothers call and con-
o". - ' - . ,. . ..... ...
iheir luncheons in the shelter of the sun wun ner m reKa.u . ....
..... . A AH fnH nnu n.lvliA thftV mV
"It Isu't true that I huve con
firmed my engagement to Cuptuin
Claud C'ollius. I don't even know
him."
This from Lilu Lee, Paramount
leading womuii, who has been tho
victim of either a Joke or a miatake.
She ain't engaged and hasn't nuy
desire to be at prencn, she utflrms.
being too busy worklniig In pictures
'and too young to be bothered with
matrimony.
Miss Lee lias recently completed
the loading feminine role In "Crazy
to .Marry." of which Roscoe (Fatty)
Arhuokle is star, but asserts that Just
because that Is tho title of the pic
ture is no reason to supposo that if
echoes her own feelings in the slight
est degree,
NEW AARDMN TOOLS. j
ew Hpray rumps.
,Vev Spray Hoae.
Sew Garden Hoee. . -
New Iron Age Hand Cultivators.
New Revving Machines. !
Feed Sewing Machine. ,
8old or rented by the month.
All Kinds of I'taire Posts and Fenriiiif,
PEIL'S CORNER
BY THK PARK
a .nnrnilv did not mind dreu. or for any
wish from her.
iui i niui
r
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jones of I
'
The electric street railway former
ly running between Jacksonville and
Medford will again be put Into ser
vice. After ttlA 1,1 r anno A 1 a. n
which broke down th. nni. -j Whlle " tne BaV City Mr. Klum will
wires, the line went out of service! .Uend the BiU Po,ter'' wi Adw"
and has never been operated since1 convention iu session there,
that time. The raise In fares by thej 0UTner made bjr automc;'"'-
Jitneys Is said to be Impending, which i , !
has roused the Ire of people who eon- mM C' Evender wa " Aahland
stantly travel to the county seat, and! , VMW d AIen9' """"'i
tney have petitioned a resumption of ' .
the street car service. A force of men . . . !
are employed In renatrin, a 'rP!ne PsMd over AshUnd
bed and rettlnr fh. ,n. ,yeaterdfly ,'afternoon, carrying CoL
" l" rul ArnnU frnm M.fc. ..,,. .
10 run. ""iiot neio to saiem.
' j Colonel Arnold Is commander of the
THITK8DATH SEWH I wetern department of the air ser-
F. 8. Johnson of Myrtle Creek wasi T,c'
a business visitor in Ahanj
day. I Horace Skyes of Salem, state fire
4. .1 marshal, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs,
O. Winter is released from his
strenuous duties ot receiving taxes.
as the last day for paying occurred'
Tuesday. . .
N. M. Martin was up from Medford
this week, transacting business.
8. B. Tollman while In the city this
week.
Harold Merrill was over from
Dunsmnir spending Sunday with hie
parents here. .
nesa people of the city. ' .
-
. Mrs. T. T. Ohlstrom returned last
night to her home In Dunsmuir after
spending several days In Ashland
with her. parents, Mr. and? Mrs. W. .1.
Moore.
Mrs. F. J. Shtnn spent Saturday
afternoon In Talent, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Barrett.
Mrs. William Myer returned home
Saturday from Portland, ' wheia sh
had been attending a conventfoa ot
the Degree of Honor, of which' aha
was a delegate from Ashland, j
. A seven-nound dauthter w.tsl born
tlo Mr. Ad Mrs. Dewey Dougshr at
their home on Palm avenue Friday.
The- mother and little daughter are
getting along' finely, while Papa
Dewey is as well as could be expect
ed... .
Mrs. A. K. Emlgh and daughter
Geo weat down to Grants Pass) yes
terday to visit with thefr son, sad
brother, William Emlgh.
' "
A union evangelistic Meeting will
b held In Medford, starring May I.
Dr. Bulgin, who is now conducting a
meeting fa Klamath Falb. aften ro
ot1
whore
I
j wiuwiiwax a Oakland were called to Ashland thu
Snow is 1 1 feet deep near the rim , week on sccount o( ,n, jilness
of Crater Lake, and at Anna BP"" their son, J. Heston Jones,
camp, five miles lower down, It is ten )death occurred yesterday,
feet deep. This is the word reeclved
this week by Superintendent Alex e. E. Philips, the real estate man,
flparrow from Ranger Brown, who 1 j took a party of sight-seers dowu tho
tattooed at the park.
, No meeting of the Bellevlew Com
munity Club will be held until the
second Friday In May. The Farm Bu
reau people, who have Joined forces
with the Bellevlew Community Club,
desire to hold each alternate meeting
'at Nell Creek, where the Bellevlew
people are expected to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rosa, who have
been guests ot former Pennsylvania
friend tot the past two days, left
this mornlrig on their Journey baca
valley yesterday to look over prop
erty. Those o the party were Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. York, Mrs. Priest and
J. B. Casey, and Grant's Pass, Merlin
and Rogue River were the objective
points visited.
Mrs. W. J. Moore arrived home on
Sunday evening's train from San Di
ego, Los Angeles and other souther
California points, where she has been
(be last three months.
R. L. Burdie came up from San
Francisco Monday, and after spend-
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B. r. Kupert and wife of Pitt,
The following from the north were. ". re guests at the km nf'eentlv rin.ln- m .ml.fl ..,
stopping at the Hotel Anstin today: I JamM McOuire, where thjy expeerlrles in Roseftarg, will fonduct tbwte
to the Keystone State. They will stop.ing the day In Ashland with bis son.
off at various points- In California Or. R. L. Burdie. continued his Jour
and Louisiana before reaching their ney yesterday morning to hi. home
In Cram's Pass. Mr. Rurdic made
the trip hy automobile and broke all
Mrs. Laura Rowley, who has been! records of time consumed. He made
quite ill at her home on B street for; the Journey from Oakland to Ashland
th past two weeks, has smarted to In exactly 13 hours and 16 minute,
make a good recovery, and h able to This time beats all previous record
be about the house again. by several minutes.
' Mrs. F. L. Putnam rcelad a Se- This morning was the third In uc
attle paper rwently. containing the! cession for a white frost to fall in the
story of the great steamer disaster ne .1 ..."
.hi.h ..u.A in the slnkinc of theitocatrh the fruit trees In full bloom.
!.,, .nrf th. los. of th llv of! While it is too early to ascertain the
a number of her passengers; Among! exact amount of damage done to the!
h survivors who were rescued from fruit, fear, are entertainer in im-j
the ill-fated ship was the niece of j section, thai tne xruu in .u. ,
i ia nwn who esp-elalliy the early peaches
was aal
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