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About Ashland weekly tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1921)
J ! pace' focb LOCAL AND PERSONAL TUESDAY'S NEW a Rf nrnj Fvoui Klatuath Falls Mr. J. R. Lilly has returned from Kiamuth Falls, where she had been visiting Mrs. Louis Bradford the putt two weuks. Weekend at MtUe Aoplegut A. E. Llttlechlld combined bust ness with i.i.'-isure in spending the ! week-end at Little Applegute and en joyed a if. liner of venison Sunday. Vifit at Row-burn Mrs. C. F. Shepurd daunbter Yvonuo are und grand-1 visiting thelw Hotel Clerk Schletifelds days. In Roseburg for a tew To Return Ne Week Mrs. O. 10. Dews is getting along splendidly ut a Medford hospital and expei-tB to return to her home here next week. A baby boy born to Mrs. Dews October 1 has been named Oli ver Edmund, after his father. The Dews family has apartments with the Harproves on Pioneer avenue. lluRue River Visitor K. Nelson, or Rogue Hiver, was an Ashland visitor Sunday and spent a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Howe, 176 Mountain avenue. Blind Musician Entertains The public was entortalued last evening on the street in front of Irwin's cigar store by D. Frezlse, a blind musician from California, who Is a prodigy in that urt. He Is a violinist of no mean ability and at the same time played on a crude stringed Instrument resembling a dulcimer, which he manipulated with both feet in perfect unison with his violin. Wednesday Afternoon Club The Wednesday Afternoon club will meet tomorrow afternoon ut 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Van Sunt, on Oak street. Leave for Divwsc-y, Ore. Air. and Mrs. C. A. Miller, who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Howe, 176 Mountain avenue, have retum.-d to their home in Drewsey, Ore. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Howe are sisters. To Leave for Texas Mr. and Mrs. Huschke will le.-.ve Wednesday evening for a month's va cation trip at Goose Creek, Texas, where they will visit friends and rel atives Visits Mother Here B. H. Grubb arrived in Ashland from the north Monday evening from an Inspection tour for the American Hank Protection company. After a nhort visit with bis mother, Mrs. M E. Grubb, he will leave for Willows, Calif. Miss Virginia Jones, Mrs. Mary Droker, Henry Kerby and son El ton motored to Grenada, Calif., Sun day. In Grenada they were joined by S. I'ennistou, luudscape gardener of that place und father of Mrs. Broker. The party motored to Edge wood, where fishermen were spear ing salmon in the Shasta river. Motor to Grenada , Motor to Luke o' Woods- Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Paulserud, as guests of Henry Euders, Jr., motored out to Lake o' Woods in the latter'e car Saturday evening, returning Monday night Tbey report a pleas ant trip. The place wus mostly de serted except for some people from Klamath Kails and the E. V. Carters aud Irving Vluing from here, who have been out theis most of the sum mer. To Leave for La Grande C. W. Nlms and Rev. P. K. Ham mond will leave for La Grande this week, where they will attend the an nual conclave of the Knights Tem plar. NiniB is deputy grand com mander of the order and Rev. Ham morid is the presiding officer of tbe Malta cotumandery, tbe Ashland or gaulzauou. The Hammond family will hold a reunion at Oregon City October 15, when Rev. Hammond' son Philip and Miss Catherine Evans will be united In marriage. Rev, Hammond lll perform the cere ruonr. Improve Apartments The upstairs apartments in tbe business block occupied by Isaac's dry goods store on the ground floor are being remodeled by Max G Bauer, owner of the property. Mr. Bauer, w ho will reside in tbe build ing, has a force of carpenters at work arranging several rooms into modern apartments. Return From Forest Grove- Rev, and Mrs. C. A. Edwards re tained this morning from Forest Grove, where Rer. Edwards has been attending the Oregon conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. The pastor's return to Ashlaud will mark the starting of hi a fifth year of serv ice In local church activities. Elks' Ladle' Card Puny The Elks' ladies will hold their first card party of the season Thurs day utternoon ut . 2:3U o'clock in their club room on the ground floor of the Elks' building. The parties, to which all visiting Elks' ladles arel especially invited, will be held every I two weeks lu the club room. Mrs. ' Marsh Wagner and Mrs. Emil Peil J will be hostesses Thursday after- noon. J. W. Slngletery is the new clerk at the Hotel Ashlaud. Mr. Siugle tery is a new urrlval from Hayden Luke, Wash., where he was employed lu a large tourist resort hotel. Returns to Klurmith Fulls Miss Olive Carlton, who hud boen visiting Mrs. Homer Billings for the past several days, returned yester day to her home in Klamath Kails. Itonlaunint Sold Tho Home restaurant, on North Main street, has ben purchased by Mr. and Mis. W. E. Wood, new ar rivals from Portland, from Mrs. A. It. Smith. Mrs. Smith will remain ut the establishment for a fow days until the new owners become ac quainted with the business. Moves to Coi-iville, Calif. Fred S. I'ennistou, of this city, has moved to Corrville, Calif., where he has taken a position with the Califorlna-Oregon Power company. Jeweler Remodels Window The front of the 0. II. Johnson jewelry store Is being remodeled Into a modern, up-to-date show window. The interior also will he redecorated In the latest fashion und the store will be one of the niftiest lu soul h- ern Oregon. THURSDAY'S XKWS liuys Farm Equipment Carl Henry. Talent farmer, was in the city yesterday purchasing farm equipment from Emll Pell. Mr. Henry, who has rented the Sadie Walker place ou Nell creek, pur chased a tractor and disc plow. Army Store Sold The Army Goods store on East Main street was purchased yesterday by Wilbur Jordan, of this city, from Henry Spulake, who has had charge of the store for the past several months Dead Indian Ranch Visitor George McLeln. owner of the Cove ranch on tbe Dead Indian road, was In the city yesterday on business. Returns From Montague- Mr. and Mrs. George Loosley, who bad been visiting their son at Mon tague, Calif., for the past three months, returned to Ashland yester day. Mr. and Mrs. Loosley expect to leave for Berkeley. Culif., October 15 to spend the winter months. Auto OoliUkm A light delivery car, owned by the East Side meut murket and driven by Jack Cove, collided with an Ash land Creamery company truck at tbe Pluza at 9 o'clock this morning. The accident was minor, the truck escap ing without damage aud the delivery truck losing a frout wheel, which was demolished in the eucouuter. Hay Itm-k and Ti-uik Mix Humors were rife this morning of a truck that trucked not because of colliding with a hay rack on North Main street near the foot of Granite" street As the story was passel along the street, dumage to the trucl: and hay rack increased In the tell ing. Investigation, disclosed that ut 9 o'colck this morning a truck load ed with wood and driven by A. U. Adams mixed with a hay rack, re sulting in a nearly completo dlslodg ment of the truckload of wood. No serious damage was done. To Leave for Wisconsin Miss Grare Dreys, who has been the bouse guest of her sister, Mrs. F. H. Walker, all summer, will leave this evening on the 4:30 o'clock train for Kenosha. Wis. She will stop st Say Francisco for a few days and will visit at Salt Lake City also for a short time. Organise Study Club A new Study club is being organ Ized and any one wishing to Join is asked to rail at the library Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Arrested for Speeding Al Boyer was arrested yesterday for driving bis car. police state, at a rate of twenty-five miles per hour past tbe Junior high school. Boyer appeared before Justice of tbe Peace Gowdy and was fined 110. The po lice department has iaiued a warn lng to motorists that the state twelve-miles-an-bour law for auto mobiles while passing schools will be strictly enforced. Protest Wage Increui The board? of directors of the Grants Pass irrigation district met Tuesday in regular session, acting also as the board of equalization to adjust any differences brought to at tention lu the taxable area aud to discuss the budget that bad previous' ly been drafted by the budget com mittee. Delegations from various parts of the district uppeured before the board in regard to the budget, opposition being presented to some of the tentative sulurles budgeted for next yeur. Grants Pass Courier. Settling Estate Business matters pertaining to the estute of William McGrath, former Ashlund resident und one-time mem ber of the city council, who died at Topeku, Kan., in 1911. are being taken care of by bis sister, Mrs George Tibbetts, also of Topeka. Sev eral vacant Ashland lots are in volved In the estate. Su-endbui'KS Leave for East Dr. aud Mrs. F. G. Swenedburg left Ashland yesterday for a seven weeks' southern and eastern trip which will Include New Orleans, Washington, D. C, New York, Phila delphia, Chicago and Niagara Falls. While in New York, Dr. Swedenburg will atke post graduate work among the leading hospitals of the eastern metropolis. At Philadelphia he will attend the conference of the Amer ican College of Surgeons, of which Dr. Swedenburg has been a member for a long time. On their return trip Dr. and Mrs, Swedenburg will stop at Rochester, Minn., where tho doc tor will visit tbe Muyo clinic for fur thor medical research. Hun California Business Clyde Cunnlnghum. u former resi dent of Ashland, is managing a large mercantile establishment ut Nuevo, Calif. 1 Koi-iiii-r Resident Visits- Mrs. George Behrens, of Portland, formerly known In Ashland as Miss Angle McDonald . Is visiting Miss May Hadfleld, of this city Leave for Canada Mr. and Mrs. William Cassler, who have been visiting Mrs. C. D. Wine- land, left this morning for Marys ville. B. C, where Mr. Cassler has large property Interests. Mr. Cass ler arrived in Ashland last week to meet his wife, who has been visiting Mrs. Wineland for the past few months. Mr. and Mrs. Cassler will return to tbelr home in Cadillac, men., after a trip to points In the northwest. I'mk-ruwd Operation- Mrs. Leslie Price, of Enders' con fectionery, Is reported to be improv. ing today after undergoing an opera tion at a local hospital yesterday. Culled to Nt. IOUlx Ralph Herniody. who had been vis iting at the Edward White home on Mountain avenue, left today for St Louis, Mo., where he was culled by the death of a Trlend. Hunter to Keturn W. A. Shell, proprietor of a local barber shop, will return tomorrow from a five days' deer and duck hunting trip. Donald Wells has been in cnarge or tne shop during the ab sence of Mr. Wells. Improves After Illness Isabella Barron, who has been ill at a local hospital, is reported to be Improving in health. Suriiu Moiiiua Arrival Mr. and Mrs. James Archibald, or Santa Monica, Colif., are in Ashland nttcii-.dlng to business matters. They expect to remain In the city about two weeks, combining business and pelasure. To Purehaso Cows- County Agent and Mrs. C C. Cate. John Itli-han. of the Jackson County low-iestiug association, and Ike Merriman left this forenoon by auto for the Willamette valley, where Mr. Cate will purchase some high-grade Jersey dairy cows, which will be sold here at public auction next Tuesday. The party expects to be gone all week. Two mammoth squashes, one weighing fifty-three pounds and the other thirty-six pounds, were exhib ited in Williams' store this week. Tbe squashes were grown by Clinton Cook on the Applegate. Jackson ville Post. Idaho Arrival O. U. Harrington and family are recent arrivals in Ashland and are looking for a place to rent with the Intention of making their home bere. Mr. Harrington has taken a position In tbe sales department of Emll Pell's implement bouse. ASBXAKD WEEKLY TIDINGS WEDNESDAY'S NEWS Grants Pass Sheriff Office Empty George Lewis, sheriff, and Ernest Lister, deputy, have been called to Medford on the Jack Maloney, Jack Casey and Jo Ray trial. Tbe trio were arrested for operating a still last November. Grants Pass Cour ier " Nevada Arrivals Mrs. Grace D. Cantmlll and' little daughter, Jane Annette, of Sparks, Nev., arrived and are visiting at the home of the -former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Davis, 873 Boule vard. Hunters Return J. Ruger and Clinton Harklns have returned from Elk creek and. Buck lake, where they had been spending the past four days duck and deer hunting. The hunters brought home two deer, In addition to bag ging a number of ducks. Rogue River Visitor John McClaren, of Rogue River, was un Ashland business visitor yesterday. At Forest drove Rev, and Mrs. . Charles A. Ed wards are at Forest Grove, where Rev. Edwards is attending the Ore gon conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. and Mrs. Edwards will return the early part of next week. Prisoner Taken to Yreka Harold Hicks, alias Eddie Davis, 19, colored, arrested here Monday by local police following orders of the police at Yreka, Calif., was taken to Yreka yesterday by Sheriff Calk Ins,.. of that place. Tho boy is ac cused of stealing clothes and other urtlcleB at Dorrls, Calif. He was taken off tbe. Klamath Falls stage by the local police. Boy Scoui Hike Troop 2, Boy Scouts, nnder the leadership of their scoutmaster, C. F. Koehler, will bike to the moun tains in tbe nelghborhod of Monnt Wagner next Saturday morning. The start will be made promptly at 730 o'clock from the Presbyterian church. Klamath Falls Country Club Plans for organization of a coun try club on Klamath lake, having as members representative 'men from Sau Francisco. Oakland, Portland and other cities, as well as Klamath Falls, were revealed yesterday by C. W. Wood, Oakland and Fresno cap italist; W. H. Ingles, retired cap italist of San Francisco, and Paul Watson, owner and manager of the Shasta Springs hotel, who leave to day after a week's bunting at Eagle Ridge. The visitors are enthusiastic over the possibilities of such an or ganization and believe It will meet with great favor in the large cities. Klamath Falls Record. Aerial Squadron Passes The remainder of the men of the Ninety-first aerial squadron, about fifty men, passed through here on this morning's south-bound train en route from Camp Lewis and Eugene to Mather field. Sacramento. About twenty men of the squadron passed through here Monday in eight air planes and by train for Sacramento. Returns From California Mrs. E. D. Brlggs returned yester day evening from Oakland, Calif., where she had been visiting her son, G. C. Brlggs, for tbe past several weeks. Mrs. Brlggs was met at Red ding by her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brlggs, who drove to Redding. Visit at Medford Misses Hazel Smith and Lillian McMillan were In Medford yesterday visiting friends. Is Great Grandfather With the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Black, of Seattle, Prof. H. O. Gilmore, of this city, Is now a great grandfather. Frank Gilbert black Is a grandson of Mr. Gilmore. Jeweler Offers Prizes - O. H. Johnson, local jeweler, baa offered a $26 lady's gold watcbAas a prize to be offered at tbe Rogue River Valley apple exposition to be held In Medford during this montb at a date not yet determined. The Medford chamber of commerce in tends to make tbe show a valley af fair. Buys New Mrk Baker la ths proud posses sor of a new Chevrolet purchased from tbe local agency. Farm AssocUtloa la Good OoaditJoa The Ashlsnd branch of the Na tional Farm Loan Federation Is in a very good financial condition, ac cording to G. A. Z. Harris, bank ex aminer, who was In the city this week. He stated that the federation carries $1(0,000 In loaas with bo delinquents. Beveral new appllca- tlons now are awaiting approval. Law suits centering around the con stitutionality of the farm loan act tied up the sale of bonds by tbe fed eration for more than a year, Mr. Harris said. Banks now are making efforts to sell the bonds to meet the demands of new applicants. Poultry Meeting A meeting of the poultry raisers of Ashland and vicinity is called for noxt Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the city hall. The purpose of this meeting Is to further the interests of the poultrymen and It is hoped that a permanent organization will be formed at this time. All Interested people are urged to be present. Missouri Visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Slmond und V. T. Witty, of Memphis, Tenn., who, have been touring tho country as members of a large party composed of members of the Memphis chamber of commerce, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry HarrlBon. To Paint Presbyterian Church ' The Presbyterian church is shin ing with a new coat of paint being applied by John Itlgg, who has been awarded tbe contract by the direc tors of tbe church. Asulunders Attend Talent Party Several autos loaded with Ash- landers attended the recent com munity party glveu at Talent for the school teachers of that place. Ap proximately 200 children, teachers and visitors attended the party. Wcine Roust George Iceuhour aud bis class of boys of the Presbyterian Sunday school had a short hike and a welnle roast supper last evening. Leaves for Berkeley Johu H. Scltt, who had been stay ing at the W. M. Barber home, on Granite street, for the past several weeks, left this week for Berkeley, Calif., where he will visit his daugh ter before rtaurnlng to bis home in Modesto Leaves for 'Frisco Alvln Neville, Strawberry lane, has gone to San Francisco, where he will tak up a business course In a San Francisco business college. Mission Club Meets MlHBion study class will meet with Mrs. Frank Sbtnn, on Oak street, to morrow at 2:30 o'clock. Chapters 2 and 3 of "Tbe Why and How of Foreign 'Missions" will be reviewed. All ladles interested are invited. Teacup Club Meets The Teacup club of the Methodist church met yesterday afternoon at the newly-completed home of Mrs. A. A. Marske, 135 Sherman street. Tbe club members spent a pleasant afternoon visiting, doing fancy work, inspecting the new home and ar ranging a musical program, after which refreshments were served. Thirty-five ladles were present. At the business meeting the following officers were elected: Mrs. Walter Herndon, re-elected president; Mrs. H. J. Carter, vice president, and Mrs. A. A. Marske, secretary and treas urer. Here From CorvalUs Mrs. A. C. Keller, an Ashland rest dent, was home on business last week-end from Corvallls, where she is staying and sending her children to college To Move to Dunsmuir Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Creeks, having been given a new "home" car by the Southern Pacific company, will leave soon for Dunsmuir, Calif., where Mr. Creaks will be employed by the rail road company. The car Is furnished In bardwood, has living room, bed room, bath and kitchen with built-in features. "Surprise" is the name given the car by Mrs. Creeks. Don ald Frazler, son of Mrs. Creeks, left yesterday for Palo Alto, Calif., where he will attend Stanford university to continue bis course In journalism. CARLOA1J OH JERSEY COWS FOR DAIRY PROJECT IN OOl'NTY. Resulting from the appointment of a county committee to increase the number of dairy cows in Jackson county, C. C. Cate. J. B. Blchan and Ike Merriman left this morning by auto tor the northern part of the state to purchase a carload of dairy cows. ' This undertaking is being financed by the four banks of Medford and is but tbe beginning of a campaign to Increase tbe number of dairy "nerds In this locality. None but high-grade Jerseys will be included In the carload to be shipped In and they are being pur chased at Jefferson, near Salem. These will be from t to 4 years old and all will be fresh from between now and December 1. It Is expected that the car will arrive in Medford next Saturday and the cows will be sold at actual coBt to farwfers hav ing the feed and stable room There will be a dairy meeting next Tuesday afternoon ut 1 o'clock at tbe Gltzeu. stables In Medford. at which there will be a number of speakers from the O. A. C. WILL CALL PETIT JIRY FOP, CIRCl'lT COl'RT OCTOBER 24 JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 7. Ths petit jury for tbe October term of1 the circuit court will be called Mon day, October 24, and ths grand jury will be convened a week earlier, Oc tober 17. Among tbe cases to be considered by the grand Jury are those of Rollle Matthews, charged with manslaugh ter as a result of the shooting of "Wig" Jacks at Eagle Point, and the bootlegging allegations growing out of the series of raids conducted in Medford last August, All thees cases, If true bills ure re turned, will come before the petit jury; also the trial of four Bank of Jacksonville failure cases, to-wlt: Those of Myrtle Blukeley, former county treusurer; Charles Owen, for mer orchardist, now of Salt Lake City; K. D. Hlnes, ex-assistant cash ier of the defunct bank, and Chester C. Kubll, Appleguts rancher. The court sessions are expected to lust a month, and there Is a long calendar of civil cases. The following have been called to serve on the petit jury for October 24: C. F. Angle, farmer, Wallen; Asbury Ilea II, farmer, Central Point; Pete Betz, farmer. Eagle Point; S. J. Blakely. farmer, Rogue River; Alan Brackinreed, bookkeeper, Med ford; J. J. Butcher, bookkeeper, Med ford; C M. Chapman, retired. Tal ent; H. E. Conger, farmer, Medford; R. L. Ferns, farmer, Medford, route 4; Ben Fredenburg, farmer, Butte Falls; E. C. Gardner, farmer. Tal ent; John Greb, farmer. Eagle Point; W. W. Gregory, farmer, Medford; Ansil Gilson, farmer, Jacksonville; V. L. Holdrldge, farmer. Talent; H. P. Holmes, merchant, Ashland; C. W. Horton, furmer. Rogue River; Charles Klingle, farmer, Lake Creek; Mason Lofland, retired," Medford; J. H. Mc(!ee, merchant, Ashland; Carl Murphy, farmer, Ashland; Charles Nunan, farmer. Jackson ville; J. S. O'Brien, retired, Med ford; T. E. 1'ottenger, fanner. Med ford; Guy Pruitt, farmer, Eagle Point; A C. Seabrook, farmer. Cen tral .Point; J. J. Stanley, farmer, Eagle Point; Tom Stanley, stockman, Butte Falls; N. B. Stoddard, mer chant, Butte Falls; R. E. Tucker, farmer, Brownsboro; L. H. Wilcox, farmer. Central Point. ORGANIZATION' OF VALLEY MINISTERS MADE FOR YEAR MEDFORD, Or,, Oct. 5. The Rogue Hiver Valley Ministerial association opened its fall work by meeting at the public library Mon day morning and resuming its ses sions, which were suspended for the summer months at Its last meeting iu Juua. Laymen interested In the work, us well as ministers, are en rolled In this association, which Is open to ull Christian denominations. The following new members were en rolled: Cash Wood, Y. M. C. A. coun ty secretary; Rev. Charles C. Hulet, Presbyterian Sunday school mission ary; Rev. E. P. Lawrence, pastor of the Medford Presbyterian church. Cash Wood presented in a very In teresting way the county Y. M. C. A. work and what had been accomp lished in Jackson county after a year's effort. The speaker pointed out cleary and forcefully that bis work is not ono of duplication or any work car ried on by the church or any other organization, but one of co-operation with all other agencies for tbe de velopment and upbuilding of Chris tian morals and manhood. He ex- The Cost of Living may be go ing up but not at the Plaza Market New Nebraska Corn Meal, sack 3(! Graham Flour 40c 49 lbs. Valley Flour $1.66 All Hard Wheat $2.46 (20 cents off in barrel lots.) Chlrardelli's Chocolate, 1- lb. cans 35c 3-lb. cans $1.00 Cocoa, in bulk, per lb 16c 7 lbs. for $1.00 . Shredded wheat Biscuits, t ' package 15c Preserves 16-ox Jars Strawberry and' Black berry or Loganberry, for 25c Fresh and Cured Meats of best quality and lowest prices. THE PLAZA MARKET H. A. STEARNS Wednesday, October 12, iO!tt plained that now on the surface It may appear at times that the Y. M, C. A. work is one of athletics and general good times, the underlying and dominant purpose is the develop ing and elevating of the morals In the county and winning the boys and young men to an acceptance of Jesus Christ Reference was made to the coming Older Boys' conference to be held In Ashlund October 21, 22, 23, which will be open to all boys 16 years of age and older. The members lunched together at Hotel Medford, after which the ses sion was resumed and the associa tion listened to a very able address by Rev. E. P. Lawrence on "Mental Suggestion for Physical Healing." This Is a subject which the pastor of the Presbyterian church has recently introduced .in the mid-week services of his church, and is finding a grow ing Interest among his members. The following were elected officers for. the ensuing year: President. Rev. V. It. Leach; vice president, Cash Wood; secrctury-treasurer, Walter Fruzer Brown. FORM Eli MEDFOIU) WOMAN TO OPEN KINDERGARTEN HERE President Harding recently said: "Because the kindergarten seems to me an effective means of providing early moral, social and intellectual training and promoting patriotism, I am hopeful that this educational advantage viuy presently be provided for ull children of the nation." These words have stimulated much recent legislation regarding kindergartens, patterning lurgely after the California system, the most effective in the country. Oregon would do well to soon bring this brunch of work into the public school system. The lack of kindergarten privi leges prompted one of our new resi dents, Mrs. S. E Willard. to conduct a kindergarten in Medford last year for the benefit of her own children. Now she is reudy to open a class lu Ashland next week with a thorough kindergarten equipment, including specially constructed chairs, work tables and sand table. Besides typ ical kindergarten work, there will be story telling, nature study und, later on, tho new "project" system. Mrs. Willard is asking those interested to met at her home on pioneer ave nue adjacent to the park, this Fri day und Saturday afternoons. Horiilu-ouk Visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellis, of Horn brook, Calif., were visitors in Ash land yesterday. 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