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About Ashland American. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1927-1927 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1927)
ASHLAND A M E R IC A N *---------------Locals-Personals- Today we were told by a prominent business man that was a necessity and would carry by a 2 to 1 vote. Election is May 31. Study the situa tion. W e are certainly fo r progress, if the progress is along constructive I lines actuall yneeded fo r the city’s Katherine Wells, daughter o f Mr. good. F. D. Swindle o f Corvallis was ir. or» on Thursday at tho horn* o f and Mrs. Spratt Wells o f upper Ro Lieut. Marcella Stockton and town one day last week. Mrs. Ellen Wagner on Granite street gue river, who was seriously burned recently when .-.er clothing caught small son o f Fort Brown, Texas, ar Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wright were Read the ad. o f Johnson Jewelry fire at the firep.aoe, is slightly im rived in Ashland Friday by motor Eagle Point visitor» Sunday. Store. Bargains unheard o f in Ash proved and some hope is entertained and are guests at the home o f the land sure being offered beginning form er’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. fo r her recovery- Jewelry sale at Johnson’» begins | today. Stockton o f Liberty street. Mr. today— continues until May 20. Mr. 3rd Mrs. Frank Hoyman, who Stockton has been commissioned to Rev. Charles D. G affney is at- ; Mrs. Mark Reel was indisposée ten<jjng Oregon conference o f have been the guests o f Mr. and the O. A. C. at Corvallis fo r four Mr*. M. J. Wolcott on Sherman months and his w ife and her during the past week. ! Congregational churches which is street, left Saturday fo r their home mother, who will arrive here soon, “ Drop the Hammer and Grab a being held at St. Helens. in Dubuque. Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. will make Ashland their home, hav Horn” isn’t a bad slogan fo r any Mrs. Georgia Andrew» o f Port Hoyman are touring the coast states ing rented a residence on Beach progressive city. land has been in Ashland some time and were delighted with Oregon. street. Mrs. F. J. Swenning returned to past visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Katherine Vincent, registrar -------------------------* ------------------------- her home from the community hos Mrs. Frank Hendriks o f Helman o f the normal school, with her mo Fix May Day Basket*. pital last week. street. ther. Mrs. Alice Vincent and grand The Junior Christian Endeavor o f Johanna Sprenger, the Presbyterian church met in a The Lithia Bakery has a new You can't expect the other cities mother. Mrs. awning on their store front to keep o f southern Oregon to toot their Miss Mariar Ady and Miss Pearl group at the church Saturday even visitors in Klamath ing, April 30 fo r the purpose o f fix Old Sol from too much familiarity. horn about Ashland. Time to do a Durst, were Falls on Sunday. ing May Day baskets fo r the shut- Mrs. Inez Bryant and son. Thom little tooting. ins. Fourteen o f these baskets were Mrs. B. L. Powell returned yes as, are visiting at present with Mrs. J. A. Green o f Ashland and the and filled Bryant’s parents at Y olo, California John Davison family o f Bellview mo terday from school district 15 where attratcively arranged she has been visiting since Friday after which they were delivered. The best gifts at a sacrifice price :■ red to Central Point last Saturday with her daughter. Miss Ruby Pow --------------------* -------------------- during the Johnson Jewerly Store to visit the Severance family. ell, who is teaheing there. Mrs. Ashland Loses Game. sale, May 5 to 20. Mr. and Mrs. J. Engle and fam i Powell expects to spend each week Grants Pass beat Ashland playing Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dodge drove ly o f Klamath Falls were in this end with Ruby and Mrs. Betty Ham ball in the first game o f the season to upper Rogue river on Saturday city Sunday visiting relatives and lin until school closes. Sunday, but borrowed the fast friends. Mr.. Engle is a niece of to visit with relatives. The Bereau class o f the Baptist “ House o f David” pitcher to do it. Mrs. Sarah Kentnor o f 18$ Central The W. C. T. U. w ill meet at the church met with Mrs. V. N. O. It was reported a fast and well avenue. home o f Mrs. M. B. Riley, 141 High Smith. Thursday o f this week many manuvered game with the score Business can be increased by ad members and friends o f the class standing 5 to 0. street, Tuesday, May 10. vertising in The American. It is were present. Mrs. O. F. Carson --------- * --------- H. B. Carter o f Mountain avenue ■ . , . . . . , read by tt 1 people you want to talk the efficient teacher o f the inter NOTICE TO CREDITORS is putting in an oil plant to generate ' . \ 1 . . . N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N to, and its readers are looking for esting class and well loved by all her steam fo r his dairy house use. that the undersigned has been duly your talk. pupils. appointed Administratrix o f the Mrs. O. J. Sawyer was albe to be Estate o f George W. Harkins, de Mrs. Frank Hendrick expects to Miss Hazel Shaver was in from ' out Sunday a fter many weeks o f ceased, and all persons having go home this week from the Com Dead Indian Sunday. Miss Shaver claims against said Estate are re- illness. munity hospital where she has been expects to finish her school on Dead uired to present them, duly veri- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gall were fo r some weeks undergoing a ser Indian in five weeks, then she plans ied. and with proper vouchers, within six months from this date to visiting relatives near Medford the ious operation. to be in Ashland fo r the summer and I. A. Roberts, Attorney fo r said first o f the week. Manv new pieces o f the best anticipates a visit from her mother Rev. W. W. Barney o f Eugene guaranteed jew elry added to the al from eastern states. held services at the Christian church ready heavy stock goes on special H. L. Sayles, who has im last Sunday. sale at Johnson's Jewelry store. Ashland many years and whom so many citizens know, as he at one — Seeder, cultivator, garden tools Dr. Cook, a missionary from time owned the East Side grocery and garden hose at P eil’s Comer, China, spoke to an interested aud- has sold his home property here and in Ashland. 3* ience at the Congregational church leaves this week fo r Eugene where A missionary Mr. and Mrs. V. Dodson o f Klam last Friday evening. he is entering the grocery business. ath Falls spent the week-end in this conference also was held during the O f course he will read the American afternoon. city with friends. each week. Mrs. A. Erickson o f 75 Bush Chester Woods, oldest son o f Dr. The Ashland high debate team, street is on the sick list and is and Mrs. E. A. Woods, who is a composed o f Richard and Adena Joy some better at this time. student at the O. A. C. spent the and their cocah. Harold Allison, left J. E. Haney, who recently sold week-end in Ashland visiting with today (F rid a y) fo r W arrentonj his place on Wagner creek is visit his parents. Oregon, where they will meet the ing his brother, C. B. Haney east Mrs. Stallsmith o f Medford, dis- championship team o f the north o f town at present. tritc deputy fo r the Royal Neighbors western part o f the state to declare Mrs. Lois Dodge, Mrs. Myrtle was in Ashland Tuesday, writing up which team will enter the state finals M ells and Mrs. Cordelia Horsell applications fo r both adult and juve- against the eastern Oregon team. ¡Merely Many Minor Matters \ — Briefs and Fillers-------------- - *# If if yf Henry C. Galey and Sam B. Mc N air left Friday morning fo r Cres cent City, returning Monday. They represented the Ashland Kiwanis club at a big meeting in Crescent City on Saturday. is Estate, at his o ffic e over the Citizens Bank o f Ashland, Ashland Oregon. Dated May 6. 1297. M A R Y A. HARKINS, 3-5t Administratrix Groceries Always Fresh Vege tables “BEST COFFEE!” Wolcott’s Grocery “Quality Always” S P E C IA L FOR T H E N E X T TEN D A YS W E W I L L S E L L THE BEST W HITE CLOVER AND BLUE GRASS SEED — MIXED OR S E P A R A T E . ONE POUND OR A RED A T 45c A POUND HUND- T H IS IS T H E B EST SEED OB T A IN A B L E L. R. Hatcher Florist 1070 Blvd. th Phone 118 been JOHNSON’S SPECIAL SALE! were Medford visitors on.> day last Commenced Today! niU‘ memhe" fo r the Royal Neigh- i bors o f America. Ever since we saw the Sons o f the House o f David baseball players we .. . _ Miss Clara Anderson, who has have been thankful that the safety razor was invented. It takes a pretty , the l „ u' it e « W. R. C. for a . beautiful plant1 ,’e<*n . on . . the . _ *,ck ,wt __, for th« , . P*«t two . . ... _ , * _ weeks has recovered and is able to s tiff dose o f religion to make a fel- sent b ythe flower mission depart- ., . , , , .. . . .... ... * 1 o* '■»«•k at her school duties in the •°w want to look like an unshorn | second grade o f the W ashington bear. They sure were some cootie Ashland roses are blooming in ! school. traps. sheltered places and soon the whole \. 0____ l . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anguein o f ..in k i i i. i ... „ Martha Spenker will give one city will be bedecked with flowers K„_ • . _ .. , ... * „ o f pvi.fi' ,,f h<>r interesting health talks in ‘•'3 Bush street and Isabelle Watten- o f every variety. Medford. Wednesday. May 11 at 2 burg motored to Klamath Falls The Christian Anderson fam ily P. M. in her o ffice in the Medford Saturday fo r a days outing and en moved from their residence on building. Everybody come. joyed a picnic lunch on the highway. M Mt.iin •VCBM — — Mr. Anguein is the foreman o f the week. * r- an<* Eastman Southern Pacific yard here. and children have returned to their The Royal Neighbors o f America Mrs. Janet Tomey of Seventh home on the Boulevard a fter spend- street was quite ill the first o f the in* the past few weeks visiting with held their regular meeting Monday, week with Mrs. Ann Sherfey as relatives in Long Beach and Los J May 2. There was a good attendance nurse in attendance. o f members and two visitors present Angeles. Mrs. Stallsmith o f Medford, who is The Ashland park is now beau Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cole and tiful with its beds o f sweet rockets daughter Betty Jane o f MacDoel. j the district deputy fo r Jackson and in nmong the ferns and rock, also California, spent the week-end in Josephine counties being one and hill sides covered with wild flowers. this city at the home o f Mr. and | Mrs. Flannigan o f Jarbridge. Nevada being the other. A fte r the meeting Mrs. Mark \N. Smith and daughter Mrs. Hamaker. Mr. and Mrs. Cole I adjourned refreshments were served Loranne, were up from Red B luff form erly resided in Ashland. in the banquet room. last week visiting old friends in this W. P. Walter, secretary o f the lo “ Treasure Farm.” a home talent city. cal Y. M. C. A. returned Monday ntertainment at the Bellview com- Glenn Hale, n student at the state from Seattle, where he has spent the | munity house last Friday night de normal, drove to Dunsmuir, Monday past few days attending the Older served a larger attendance. The Mr. Hale expects to be gone only n Boys conference. play was good and those on the pro short time. J. M. Watkins o f 72 Laurel street gram did exceedingly well. Miss Chief McNabb and and Mr. Ing- returned home from Portland Tues Clara Huck. teacher o f the Soda ling o f the polic force went to Rose- day- where he went on business. Mr. Springs school deserves much credit and Rev for the program. burg last Thursday to attend a law and Mr«. Wm. Patrick Pem!>crtrn. who arcompon.ed him as enforcement meeting. The week day Bible shcool gave a far is Corvallis and Saloirt, n*urr.rd splendid program this Friday night Mrs. O'Donahue, mother o f Mrs. „ : , K May 6. at the M. E. Chruch. There viuy Randle* o f Allison ¡»treot i.« j seriously ill at the home o f her ' Mr. * n<* Mr*. A. C. Strange spent are 520 students having part in the daughter. I the week-end in Rosehurg. They week day Bible school Icasses and Miss Ruth P f . , . n w,' r*' *<'0»"P*nied by two norami stu- • very fine program was staged .» , . . . . . dents, Clarice Conninr and last year by these young folks un-1 spent the week-end in Ashland as * , 1M. . . .. . " " the gue.t o f her sister. Mis, Naomi 1 K ^ i the,r der diretcion o f their teacher, r «.v . i , . .. , homes in the vicinity o f Rosehurg (•race Andrews. (.ray, a student at the state normal. I nr' . . .1 Nr. and Mrs. D. B. Hannan o f Sentiments in public questions Mrs. Julius Koch ^ i v *,ntura. Cal., arrived in Ashland change frequently. The question of street left Tuesday o f The Dalles. Sunday, expecting to make their building the new fo r Oregon, where she w »s called by the here. Mr». well water system is no illness o f a relative. here the *e e k told us T. W. Mile* She Wesley and will run to the 2()th inclusive JTjW e have many new things added TUto our already heavy stock and everything priced lower than you have i ever seen them Come and See and Save! Diamond Rings, Watches of all kinds, Silverware, see our complete sets’ Clocks, now is the time to get that mantle or parlor clock. Table Stem Glassware as low as $1.9*5 for Sher bets and Goblets-cut glass, regularly sold at $3.25 to $3.75. Thousands of otheis equally as low priced items Mrs. dam Ashland home Hannan is exception. A known where p « | h ,r ago a man the people Mr*. and Mr*. Miles, high school day*. was Mis* Af- »ere against the proposition to Sr., of Medford Were Ashland visit- ton Madden, build, with a majority of i to J, j 0. H. Johnson JEWELER