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About The Ashland register. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1927)
T * * m A*RI AND RFf.fSTFJ* «»AGE t where Mr. Meitner was to have | Washington. D. C. The Upjohns ing which refreshments of cake, | of Los Angeles, Calif, and the work on the hotel hove decided went from here to San Kranciaco, ice cream, and coffee were served, hostess. Mrs. Fied C. Homes. Mr. and Mr». Mark True «•» are Mr». Margaret Cason who ia thnt they will probably not make Calif. O. Hayward, of Winter», Calif.,! members of this lodge. They re “ A fra id T a L a v .” Callad staying ia the Bellview dutrict ia the ehanire thl* year. M asterpiece a f Ceaaedy They hare recently moved Into was slso in the camp ground last ported very good attendance st -not a student at the Ashland Nor Declared by critics everywhere mal as w^as formerly stated in the old Ditterhand place, barine week. Mr. Winter» has bought an! the meeting. Mrs. M. M. Tucker, Mrs. L. B. to be a masterpiece of light com these note», but one of the instruc traded their home for property in ; interest in a quartz mine at tha picture, ' head of Foot creek near Gold Hill.' Tucker and Mr». W. G. Tucker edy, the Paramount tor». Mr* Cason is supervisor of California. Mrs. Alice Joy Torney who has! He reports that part of the mines 1 motored to Klamath Falls early • Afraid to Love” st’>rring Flor -the sixth, seventh and eighth twojin this run eleven thousand dol- j Saturday morning. There they ence Vidor, opens a ono-iay run grades at the Lincoln school, for been visiting for the past the summer session. Next year »he weeks at the home of Albert C ., lars to the too. He expects to start - met their husbaads and after a a* the Vinlng theatre Sunday, with I Joy, left Tuesday for Portland, work at once. J picnic ahersd also «nth Mr. and Ciive Brook, theh andeemo English will tenth the fifth grade. Mr». Cason and little dau^Urr.; She expects to spend the next two Two very interesting guests' Mrs. Ray Hasley, Mr. and Mrs. actor as leading man. Botty attended the recent picnic; weeks visiting with other brother» at the camp were Mr. and Mrs. Don Willes, and Brick Wells, they As Katherine Silverton, the im given for the facility #f the Nor-, in that city, stopping at Spokane, Sehdal from South Dakota. Mr. returned to Ashland, poverished aristrocat. Miss Vidor mol. ■ and other points on her way home. Sehdal says that he and his wife A ten acre tract of land across deliberately sacrifices the orchid Mr. A. C. Meisner, and family, j Among those wrho hare stopped have been invited to call on Presi- the road from the Moon Lumber lcveliness that has made her re who had planned on »pending the at I-ay’s Camp ground recently are dent Cooiidge in his summer home. Company has been bought by newed and appears as * spinterish summer at f<ake of the Woods Major Upjohn and family of in the Black Hills. They are very that company. This land was form- old owl with triple thickness glass anxious to return in time to ac- erly the property o f Mr. E. C. es, dowdy clothes ad crow-eyes. cept the invitation. Mr. Sehdal M rry of Long Beach, Calif, who Irene Rich in “ Don’t Tell the hoping he will be able to assist the has been visiting at the home of W ife” , the Warner Brothers ro- President in catching some fish— his cousin, Mrs. F. C. Homes, but duction which comes here next if he has not already caught them was forced to return home before Monday, plays the role of a sop all. ! all necessary business had been histicated Parisienne, who finds I Mrs. W. G. Tucker, past presi- transacted. Fred Homes complet- herself in one o f the merriest di- j vorce mix-ups o f the screen sea dent of the Bellview community et^ *he ®*^e ^or him 1**1 Friday. Club attended the meeting of the Horace Mitchell and family of son. Others involved are Huntly i Executive Board o f the Southern Bellev»ew have moved into the Gordon, Lilyan Tashman, O tis' Oregon District Federation o f Avery residence, located in this Harlan and William Demarest. Women’s Clubs held at the home community. Miss Letha Miles, o f the Bell P »»t Matron « Entertain With of Miss Grace Chamberlian of B u f f e t Supper i Ashland. Mrs. Tucker is corres view district was one o f a jolly Seven small tables placed un WITH EACH USED CAR party o f Ashland people who mo der a huge spreading ponding secretary o f this club. chestnut tored to Diamond Lake Sunday. tree on the lawn o f Mrs. Leah The Fraternal Brotherhood, ALL CARS RE CONDITIONED Caldwell on Laurel street served Lodge of Ashland held their busi Miss Miles reports that although a group o f twenty-eight guests, ness meeting at the Bellview Com the fishing was poor because of who were the Past Matrons o f Al the electrical storms, they all had pha Chapter, O. E. S. together munity House last Thursday e v -, ening. Following the business and a very enjoyable time, hiking and with their husbands, and invited there guests the Worthy Matron and lodge meeting, the members en- i swimming. She says that her husband and the Worthy Pat were quite a number of people at ron and his wife. A wonderful joyed a pleasant social hour dur- ! the lake, although not as many as supper o f fried chicken, creamed ForcUon Lincoln had been there at previous dates. potatoes, salad, sherbet and cakes, Mrs. Fred C. Homes was hostess were served buffet style and at seven o’clock the guests found l at a golf dinner party given on their places. Each table was de- Tuesday evening in honor o f Mrs. ] corated with flowers an<J the ar- It DOES Make a Difference Will Abbott of Los Angeles, a 1 rangements were perfect, for the Where You Buy Your FORD 1 entertainment o f those who in- | house guest at the Louis Dodge . :luded Worthy Matron Mrs. Nate ' home. Bates and Mr. Bates; Worthy Pa ! At seven o’clock the hostess ser tron, J. H. Hardy and Mrs. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney, Mr. ved a lovely dinner. She ■ . Vf ...... __ *” I and Mrs. S. A. Peters. Sr., Mr. sisted by Mrs. Will Dodge. Mrs. V. and Mrs. Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. I . . Mills, Mrs. W. G. Tucker and Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Brown. Dr. and Mrs. Swedenborg. Miss Edith Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Whittle, Mrs. The house was beautifully de Everton, Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. Hal corated by Mrs. Frank Jordan. McNair. Mrs. Churchman, Mrs. The rooms were all lovely in a E. D. Briggs. Mrs. Ella Mills. Mrs. color scheme of yellow bouquets Turner- Miss Georgia C offee and Miss McCall. o f flowers. BELLVIEW NOTES FREE! License Claycomb Motor Co. Bargains at HARDY BROS. SATURDAY AND MONDAY I I MARKET DAY RAISINS 4 pound Package Potatoes Large Smooth Well 39c Matured TOMATOES Solid Pack 2 for 8 Pounds 25c Those who enjoyed this unique j Mrs 8. (L Robinette, and ; golf dinner were Mrs. Otto Wint- daughter. Ethel May, and Miss ers, Mrs. Frank Jordan, Mrs. Victoria Tavener are leaving Mon- j Louis Dodge, Miss Edith Dodge, day by motor for Crescertt City Engagement ring» in gold or Mrs. V . D. Miller, Mrs. J. A. where they will spend a month at Platinum setting» ( hurchill, Mrs. Emil Peil, Mrs. a cottage at the beach. From $35 to $350.0 0 Sylvon Provost, Mrs. Domino P ro-5 — Swenni ng Dependable Paint- vest, Mrs. Fred Engle, Mrs. F. F. ing Contractor. A nice line o f thel atest mount Whittle Mrs. C. J. Read, Mrs. V. ings for your own stone just Miss Ruth Green, who has heen received. V. Mills, Mrs. Stanley Robinette, employed at the office of Carter Miss Victoria Tauierner, Mrs. Hal & Mills for some time, has resign | McNair, Mrs Gertrude Fraley, ed her position and will leave Sat Mrs. O. M. Franklin, Mrs. Hubert urday for Portland where she will ; Bentley, Mrs. Daisy McGarry,, visit with her sister. Frances at Mrs. Anna Hile, Mrs. Frank Dean, the Emmanuel Hospital where 272 EAST MAIN ST. Miss Helen Anderson, Mrs. Kail ! Frances is taking nurse’s training A S IA N O N':ms, Mrs Bergstrom Mrs. J. H. i course. After returning from Mi Gee. Mrs. V. G. Tucker, th e; Portland, Miss Green and her use V -lo st o f honor, Mrs. Will Abbott mother, Mrs. Nettie Green will go to Berkeley, California, where they will spend the winter with Flora Green, daughter who is at tending school there. coucn o f gold in each star— the moon a solitaire. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION a Everyone is asking about Electric Refrigera tion. Are you interested? See us for complete information about the ideal refrigeration plant for the Modern home. Cftas/U ßktfß JEWELER ! Time payments if desired. j w i X-L Electric Station Guy Good Phone 82 y r i ’s js v . y —— " ■> ir a Vi DAIRYING— AN ASHLAND INDUSTRY Dairy interests recogfiize that, in as much as whole milk produced near large centers o f population is increasingly required for use as milk and cream, all manufactured dairy products must eventually come from the more remote districts where conditions are suitable for dairying. Sum m er Fares to California » The best dairy sections grow their own feed. This requirement is amply provided for in the Ashland district, Also, we now have a creamery whose business may be further developed as herds and butterfat production is increased; The Ashland Creamery, makers o f Gold Medal butter and ice cream. Inviting reductions in roundtrip fares for sum mer season. Now you cap visit California at sur prisingly low cost. Plan a trip to San Francisco; enjoy the interesting, cosmopolitan city by the Golden Gate. Rc-create in tonic bav hreeres. Similar low fares to southern California points. G o to Los Angeles, Hollywood, Santa Barbara— on to San Diego if you wish. Examples of Summer Rowndtrifr Fares: While our supply lasts 50c LEAN BACON BACK 50 Pounds 25c $1.45 16 Day Limit Oct. 31 Limit W e should like to see a healthy increase in the dairy business throughout the Ash land and Talent districts. San Francisco ................. $19.75 $23.50 Los Angeles $38.25 $45.75 San Diego $44.25 $52.75 .Trains -t ugiven am ¿tours o. arrival; the famous Shasta and the O u.,o.u.... daily. Ask vour local a^ent for reservations. F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k ASHLAND COM M ERCIAL - \:\ m SAVINGS OREGON . Southern Pacific <* SAFE DEPOSIT G. F. Cramer, Ticket Agent m I U lL t i l ‘ A CALUMET KID FREE with one SPECIAL Get One Before They Are All Gone A GOOD LINE OF FRESH VEGETABLES HARDY BROS. We Deliver Free Inside City Limits h 11 N otice o f Intention to Lay Out and Open a T w e lv e -F o o t A lley- w ay from Beach A v e n u e to Vista Street, in the City o f Ashland, O regon N O T IC E R e c o r d e r ’ » O f f ic e , Ashland, O r e gon, July 26, 1927 Ladies W hy? Stand over a hot stove this kind o f weather when you can have any kind of cake you desire, made us. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALUMINUM AND GRANITE WARE HOLMES GROCERY PHONE 55 1 ' CALUMET BAKING POWDER at 27c IT M A Y C O N C E R N Naylor, the Rowleigh man is here to stay. 44 Morton street 'll Pound to order, by simply telephoning TO WHOM I 17 Pounds benefits incident thereto. Said Board will meet at 10 o’clock a. m. on August 2nd, 1927, at the in tersection o f the proposed alley- way and Beach Avenue. The names o f the owners o f lots or parcels of land affected by the opening o f such proposed alley- WHEREAS, the Common Coun-i way are Geo. N. Kramer, L. W. cil o f the City o f Ashland. Ore- Moore Estate, Mrs. G. M. Lowe, gon, has deemed it expedient to i W. J. Lane and other persons own- lay out and open an alley from ing property not required for oc- Beach Avenue to Vista Street in cupation by such proposed alley- said City, and | way but which the viewers may WHEREAS, the said Common consider benefited thereby Council has caused such proposed By order o f the Common Coun alleyway to be surveyed and a plat cil o f Ashland, Oregon, thereof filed in the office o f the GERTRUDE BIEDE, City Recorder, which plat w as. Recorder, — Sw enning D ependable Paint adopted at a meeting o f said Coun-j Date o f first publication July ing Contractor. cil on the 19th day o f July, 1927, 20, 1927. Rev. Hugh T. Mitchelmore, who 5 | ----------------------------- has returned from the annual) and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SPECIAL— Lithia Springs Beau- meeting o f the Synod o f Oregon to all parties interested that W. tv Parlor, Georgia Young, pro at Eugene will preach in the Pres-; C. Mitchell, B. M. Shoudy and W. prietor. has moved to 42 third hyterian church Sunday morning A. Patrick have been appointed street by the Vendome Hotel. Mrs. on the Subject “ Jesus" and in the a Board o f Viewers to view such Young has a cool, roomy place evening upon the theme “ The proposed alleyway and to make nnd solicits all customers to drop Christian’s Race.” assessment o f the damages and in or call 328-R. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Wtlah. of Burlingame,* California were in Ashland this week, visiting at the W. H. Day home, on their return from a northern outing which ex tended as far north as Vancouver, British Columbia. The visitors] were old time acquaintances of the Days in Iowa. The newest shades and fancy weaves in Fall Suitings at Paul- eeruds. ?2-lt,e.sj Don’ t forget “ Amateur Night" j Friday, July 29, 7:30 at the Arm-j : ory, Home Talent, selected from ] different points in Southern Ore- ( | gon. 1-tj Klamath Falls— Great North- ; era Railroad to begin work a t ! once on Klamath rail terminal. Woodburn— Electrically run j saymill to be built here. Ê 25c Ford So-Cold i Franklin Bakery j “ Quality and Cleanliness Prevail” 132 E. Main S t ------- Ashland, Oregon