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ASHLAND R tG lST E R
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ci
•■•anizr. :o»s
have
h„n I
day when J. C. Walsh moved his &- i f L f T O U R N A M E N T .
i. All c ’ ,.rejj_f
program is being prepared so come ticipate in the state fair at Salem. WHEN OUR LABEL IS IN YOUR
down town confectionery to this
T O BE N E X T S U N D A Y
COAT
YOU
ARE
WELL
DRESS-
The
girls
won
high
points
in
club
if you come once you will want
1 to
i M i n i m leak
location. It is the plan *.o serve hot
work at the county products show FD. PAULSERUD’ S.
Sunday, October 2. ’s the date with the leader c f their grou pM
to come again.
lunches as well as having a gen­
Miss Iva Pittman o f Iowa street exh bit. Lorraine 8 parr scored will visit for a short time and then
L
eral fountain service.
had an enjoyable visit with her ' ph in the canning demonstration return to their home. Mr. Mason is
, .
’ 'n gon Law E*.
daughters in California for about ♦he girls hope to bring honor to a brother of Mrs. Day. Mi?s Edda
G. W. Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bolton and
A bridge luncheon was given 2 1 -h C. A. C. o be h Id on
Mason has only recently returned
a month returning to her home in Ashland again this year.
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H.
D. McNair;
•on Jack have returned from
Mrs. Eleanor Powell, in com -, from the Orient where she was Saturday afternoon by Mrs. 0. A. district. A number of 1’ca! rr
south
rn
Oregon
Norma!
Sihooll
Lakeview and are living at the Ashland a few days ago.
Paulserud and Mrs. C. J. Read,
Mrs. Cornelius, who has been j pany wi'h her sister and her hus­ a missionary.
men
deei
'
Friday
night
Hardy Apartment* on South Sec­
when
sixteen
ladies
at
luncheon,
V.
On
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;
American
L-gion.
I
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cripe, who
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fan­ band, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kellom
ze an info m'ai
meeting to rp
ond street. Mrs. Bolton will en­
followed
by
cards
at
the
home
of
have
been
spending
the
past
few
M
Y
M.
C.
A.,
Ro-I
ny Leggett, o f Mountain aveune, of Medford, motored to Dunsmulr
in pro'
ter the Normal school this year.
club, which
Sunday to spend the day. Mr. I,ar- weeks with their son and wife, Mrs. Paulserud on Oak street.
■ F'ks Billy Briggs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. B.-ymer, un­ for some weeks returned to h r
home at Pleasant Hill the last of j aon, in charge o f the warehouse of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cripe, de­ Table prizes were given after the ing intere?
til recently of Klamath Falls, are
California-Oregon Power Com­ parted early this morning for a games and were won by Mrs.
Moving to F.ugrre where they this week.
Earnest Cooper returned from pany at Yreka accompanied them motor trip to Portland, Seattle, Earl Crow, Mrs. John Enders.
will reside. Mr. Beymer is a broth-
Vancouver Isalnd and the Olym­ Mrs. Dom Provost and Mrs. H. L-
his vacation trip in San Francis- j to Dunsmuir.
•r-in law of Rev. Murphy of Ash-
co and vicinity a f«w days ago I Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Walther, of pian Peninsula. They have not v V Claycomb. The guest list includ­
IN
land
and is busy again in his work for The Dalles were in Ashland for a ited in th" west before, their home ! ed, Mrs. Andrew McGee, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, and
day or two last week visiting old being in Indiana, and this trip will [ Clyde Malone, Mrs. John Enders, j
Revi rend and Mrs. J. E. Murphy, the city.
friends. They made the trip to be a sightseeing and pleasure trip, j Mrs. Henry Enders. Mrs. F. C. j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
F.
Leggett
of
•«turned the later part of
the
They will be gone several week3 Swcdenburg, Mrs. P. R. Hardy, j
Crater
Lake while h re.
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this City went to Myrtle Point:
areek from a motor trip to the
Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Haines after which they will return to Mrs. H. L. Clayeomb, Mrs. R. L.
1 Saturday to visit over the week
ooaat. They visited Mr. and Mrs.
departed yesterday morning for Ashland to spend the winter with Bardic, Mrs. Charles Hain. s,, Mrs.
Faster time on the Shasta north and
C. J. Foster, formerly of Ashland iend with Mr. Leggett’s mother,'
a vacation trip which will be sepnt Mr. and Mrs. Cripe on the Boule­ i-.arl Crow, Mrs. Billy Briggs, Mrs.
who lives in Coos County.
southbound. No. 12 will am ve Portland
and now living ut Bandon. They
Gerald Wenner,
Mrs.
Clyde
Arthur Coper o f
Manzineta 'ri Southern California. They will vard.
10:30 p.m . and No. 11 will arrive San
alao visited North Bend, Marsh­
Hodberg, j
be in Los Angeles most o f th e1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Redford1 Young, Mrs. Eiwood
field and other f'oos Bay cities -.trout is in Yakima, Wash., at
Francisco
11:30 a. m. Changes in tune
present working in the iruit or­ time, but will also visit as far and small daughter, Lois Margar- j Mrs. Dom Provost, and Mrs. G .!
-while they were (rone.
at intermediate stations.
south a San Diego and Tia Juana. t o f the Normal School faculty, M. Green.
The Misses Lolita Pierson, Jane chard.
i
two returned Saturday from an ex­
The Merley Circle of the Bap­ They will be away about
The Oregonian will leave Portland 9 3 0
Pollard and Marjorie Payne left
$68,000
pended automobile trip. Some1 St. Helens to build
weeks.
tist
Church
will
meet
Thursday
p.m. instead of 1 :00 a.m. and arrive San
Thursday evening of last week for
Attorney I* A. Roberts was in 4500 miles were covered. Bryce’s sewer.
Paaai iena, California where they afternoon with Mrs. V. D. Miller,
Francisco 7 30 a.m. instead o f 9 :50 a.m.
Canyon, Zion National Park, The!
trill attend th< Southern Califor- 657 Boulevard for the first meet­ Mf,dford Monday morning attend­
This change makes more convenient
Grand Canyon, and Petrified for­ FU N ERAL RITES ARE
•ia Bible school, which has been ing of the season a good attend­ in'’ to busin -ss at the court house.
overnight service between Portland and
est were among the places visited
ance is desired.
FOR MISS W A T S O N
J. B. Barstow has sold his place
Mrently established there. Miss
by
them.
Southern Oregon Points.
Mrs. Heard o f Looking Glass on 279 Palm avenue to Mr. Moi­
Piersod will alao study music in
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SEE
US
BEFORE
BUYING—
Miss W inifrid Watson, well
Paaaii ena in connection with her is visiting at present with her son, st' h. Mr. Bnrstow has bought a
New sleeping car service between Rose-
N. W. Heard and family of 476 160 acre ranch near Shady Cove AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE. known local woman who has re­
•tlo-r work at the school.
burg and Portland daily on the Oregon­
PAULSERUD’ S
FOR
MEN’ S sid'd here for many years w.th
about ten miles from Eagle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Held have Laurel street.
ian. Car open for occupancy 9 3 0 p. m.
CLOTH’ NG.
her father, died at the age of 62
friends visiting them at thoir
Dr. G. W. Gregg has returned
The Baptist people are holding
Miss Eva L. White of the Nor­ years, at the Watson home on
Trains 31 and 32 discontinued.
horn e on the Boulevard. They are cottage prayer meetings this week from Salem where he attended the
mal school faculty returned last Strawberry Lane, Thursday, Sep­
Mr. and Mrs. Bleckh r o f Los An­ at the following places. On Tues­ Methodist Conference.
Saturday from Boise. Idaho where
geles who have been on a motor day evening, Sept 27 at Mrs. Janet
Mr. Cedric Meyer is in the cDy she went to spend a three weeks tember 22nd. Miss Watson had
trip to Portland and other north­ Tomey’a home on 7 street.
for a short visit with his family vacation with her parents. Miss1 been in ill health for some time.
M otor Coaches especially designed for
ern cities. Mrs. Held and Mrs.
the White’s parents visited her in She was well known here in lit-
Wednesday night at Church Mr. Meyer is working for
the service were placed in operation
..rary
circles
where
her
talents
Sleekier were old time friends be­ Parlors, Friday n ght with Mrs. A. Southern Pacific
Company
in Ashland the past summer and
were
much
appreciated.
She
won
|
fore their marriage.
between Ashland and Portland com ­
Klamath
Falls.
R Wright on Manzineta street
their friends are congratulating first prize in the essay contest on I
Miss Anna Rickman of Prine- and Thursday night at Baptist
mencing September 20. 1 1 Now go
Miss Hargrove is moving her th m upon the celebration o f their
“ Americanism” , conducted in San'
trille, a niece o f Mrs. P. J. Held, Parsonnge.
Southern Pacific by rail or highway.
Millinery Shop to the building sixtieth wedding
anniversary i raucitco. Miss Watson was also i
•nd Misa Elsie Molett of Bend,
formerly occupied by
“ Candy- which took place while Miss White
Mis* Lillian Graves, the Eni
a poet of high calibre. Her liter-1
Oregon, are here to attend N or-!
Southern Pacific railroad tickets will
teaoher for this session o f the Nor­ land.” Mrs. Mi ikle o ' Oakland, was in Boise. Miss White is the
aiy works are but the true re-,
teal school this year. They will \
be honored for tran»portation by
ma! school arrived in town last California owns the building and primary supervisor and instructor
Southern Pacific Motor Coache* be­
liection of h 'r character, they j
teake their hony> at the Held home
is
having
it
remodeled,
repaint»d.
week arid is located at the Vaupel
at the Normal.
tween point* they reach and «erva.
on the Roulevard.
show uepth, brilliance and refine­
home on the Boulevard.
renovated nnd improved in differ-
Miss Marjory Gillette is visit­ ment. Miss Watson s only surviv­
— Recleuned Rye, Gray Oats,
Rally Day Service next Sunday erent ways for Miss Hargrove’s ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ing relatives are her aged father
Phone or atk Agent for copy o f new time table
Vetch Seed. Order Henry Fords’
at
the Baptist Sunday school. A convenience. Miss Hargrove ex­ Hugh Gillette of Gresham street 1 uuu a cousin Miss Margaret Green
and any travel information
Ammonium Sulphate now,
for
pects to move in as soon as the
Miss Gillette is located in San of Martinez, California.
■pring delivery and save $10 pur splendid progrnm nnd musical
work is completed.
numbers are being arranged.
Francisco. She will be in town for
ton.
Funeral rites were held at the
Mr. and MrR. P. K. Mason and several weeks.
The Misses Lorraine Sparr, Ad-
Ash. F. & Pro. Assn.
Duuge tMiapti Sunday al.ernoon
ena Joy, Elizalieth Joy and Naomi daughter Fdda o f Iowa Fads, Io­
Open* College Inn
at three o'clock. Father Hamilton
39-tf
Agait
Phone
Leedom, accompanied by Miss wa who have been visiting Mr. and
of Medford had chaige of the ser­
The
College
Inn,
lj8
3
Boule-
October 9 is Rally Day at the
Mrs.
William
II.
Day
left
on
the
Burr, rural school superintendent,
vices. Burial is to be made at
Chr stii n Church Bible School will leave Wednesday morning in early morning Southern Pacific wr-d, just across from the Nor-
al school came into existence to­ Wells, Minnesota.
l ’ic k e t A g e n f r
Cerui-r 2nd an-' ", streets. A good Miss Rurr’s ear to attend and par- stage for Portland, where they
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