» PAGE THE FOUR V iiiii in T « » > .—J. J. Skinner, o f the inveitment department of the California Oregon Power company left Sunday morning, February 26 on a trip to south ern California and Texas. A. E. Pederson, of the accounting de partment, accompanied him as far as Los Anegels. Mr. Skinner is going to visit his old home in Texas, and will be gone for nearly four weeks. He is expect ing to return about the 25th of March. He has not been back to his old home in Texas for 25 years, and is looking forward with much pleasure to seeing his relatives, friends and old ac quaintances. — Pure Drugs, Addis Drug Store. 84-lt Vis it s S e c r e t a r y . — E. E. Dent, traveling auditor for the Federal Lank bank at Spokane, made his annual visit to Ashland today calling upon F. L. Nutter, secre tary of the local association. While here, he in company with Mr. Nutter visited the Products exposition and was amazed at the variety of products produced in Ashland. — Trinity Guild Food sale ai Hardy Brothers Grocery, Satur day. 84-1 Enjoy Birthday. — Sovoral friends gathreed at the home of W. H. Worthington of Laurel street, February 22, to assist in the celebration of his birthday. His birthday occuring on George Washington’s birthday anniver sary, the affair was in keeping with the national holiday, cher ries, hatchets and flags being ased both in the decorations and in the refreshments. The crown ing event o f the afternoon oc curing when the beautiful birth- day cake covered with candy cherries was placed upon the table, n lovely luncheon wag served to the following: Mr. Worthington for whom the af fair was planned, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wirtz, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Jan- nditahl, Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Pemberton, Miss Nellie Ewan and Miss Bertha Pease. Several so cial hours followtd the luncheon, with music nnd conversation furnishing the evening’s pleasure. At a late hour the guests depart ed wishing Mr. Worthington many more happy birthdays. Busb ies* Trip.— Mr. and Mrs. Walter Everton of Allison street, left Wednesday evening for Portlanu a here they w'll spend several days on business. Talent Men.— J. W. Kwh f t Talent was attending to business in Ashland Thursday. — Kiwanis "Womanless Wed ding" March 12 and 13. Save these dates for a big laugh. 83tf The following normal students returned last Sunday evening to Ashland from Klamath Falls where they spent the week-end with their parents: Nadine Brear- cliffe, Velma Cox, Elvira Call, Hillis McCall, Annie Crossman, Mary Hunt and Mildred Rideout. Vis it in G ra n t s Pass — Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mayberry and family spent Sunday in Grants Pass visiting friends. K la m a t h V is it o r s . — Foss Kram er and Dorohty Chappel spent the week-end in Klamath Falls with friends, returning to their home in this city late Sunday evening. From Klam ath. — Robert El liott and Gerald West of Klam ath Falls spent Sunday in Ash land visiting relatives. Visits Mother.— Lesyie Heer, who is employde in Butte Falls, spent the week-end in this city visiting his mother, Mrs. Bertha Heer on Church street. Span! Weak -end. — Lawrence Wagner spent the week-end in this city visiting his parents. Mr. Wagner is a student at the Uni versity of Oregon. Return rom North. — Mrs. Frank Dickey returned Sunday evening on the train from Port land and other cities in the north ern part of the state where she has been spending a few days with friends. Portland on Business. — Mayor J. Edward Thornton and Attor ney William Briggs left Sunday for Portland where they will spend several days on business. Dunsmuir Man Visits. — C. J. Walace, traveling auditor for the Southern Pacific company, who resides in Dunsmuir, was an Ash land visitor the latter part of the week. — Nothing nicer—« saw por trait for Easter. Studio Ashland 84tf L o o k in g f o r L o c a t i o n . — J. C. Whittaker, who recently sold out his grocery store in Klamath Falls is in Ashland with the in tention of investigating Ashland and vicinity with the purpose o f locating in the near future. Mr. Whittaker and his family were residents of Ashland several years ago and express much pleasure that they may be able to enjoy the benefits of the Ashland climate again. a Visits in San F r a n c i s c o . — Aud rey Brown, daughter of Mr. nnd Ashland transacting business af fairs and visiting friends. Stockton V is it ors. — Mr. and Mr». S. E. Songer o f Stockton, California, are in this city for the purpose of investigating Ash land and vicinity with the pur pose o f future investment. F r o m L os A n g e l e s . — Mrs. D. Hanna of Los Angeles is making a short stay in Ashland. R e t u rn s to C o rvn llis . — Chester Woods, who spent the week-end in Ashland visiting his parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Woods on North Main street, returned to W o m a n le s s W ed din g to b e Corvallis Sunday, where he is a S t a g e d H e r e . — The Kiwanis club student at the Oregon State col of Ashland has secured the ser lege. vices of the Sympson Levie Pro R e t u rn s f r o m P o r t la n d . — Miss ducing company, of Bardstown, Anna Hargrove returned Satur Kentucky, to stage “ The Woman day from a two weeks’ combined less Wedding,” which has been business and pleasure trip to put on so successfully in other Portland where she visited rela towns. The dates will be March tives and attended the style show 12 and 13. This play is a riot of held in that city last week. Miss fun, so remember the dates, and Hargrove purchased a complete plan to see the funniest play line o f the latest in spring mil ever witnessed. Many prominent linery. local business men will be invited R e t u r n in g C a r a v a n e r s.— to take part. Among the people who recently T a k e s P o s it io n w ith E n d e r s ’ enjoyed the good will pilgrimage Wholesale.— Roy Anderson, who to California, who stopped o ff at has been employed at the local the Lithia Springs hotel Satur 20th Century store, has accepted day on their way home were Mr. a position with the Enders' and Mrs. B. F. Irvine of the Ore Wholesale company. Mr. Ander gon Journal, T. A. Rafferty, head son will have charge of the o f the state traffic department Klamath district now operated at Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. by Mr. Fridegar. George shaffer Price, former managers o f the will fill the position in the 20th Lithia hotel, who are on their Century store formerly held by way to Portland. Enroute they Mr. Anderson. stopped at Eugene to visit their Visits ia Medford.— G ^ - T h T daughters Jane and Josephine lings was a Medford visitor on who are 'students at the Univer sity of Oregon. Monday. B u ys N e w Csr.— Mollie Songer Tahaa Apples South. — C. B. French, who recently took a car purchased a new Essex sedan load o f apples to Los Angeles, this morning from H. A. Stearns has disposed of them and is ex o f the Lithia Springs garage. pected home within a few days. A g ed Lady D ie t. — Word has Mr. French stated that though been received in Ashland that Los Angeles has its oranges, Ash Mrs. Martha Given, 94 years old land apples bring mighty big and mother of Mrs. Major Cart smiles to the faces o f the resi er passed away at her home in dents of sunny California. Rogue Rivre Saturday. The de Called to Ashland. — Mrs. Irene ceased had many friends in Ash Hicks of Pittsburg arrived in land who regret to learn of her Ashland Sunday morning, having passing. been called here by the death of Vaccinate 218.— Dr. L. D. Ins- her father, the late A. E. McFar keep, county physician with the land, who (tassed away Tuesday, county health nurse, Mrs. Lydia February 21. Mrs. Hicks, whose King, conducted the second of husband is a nephew of Miss the series of three diptheria im Blanche Hicks, the city librarian, munizations in the various public will make a short visit with Miss schools of Ashland Monday, vac Hicks in this city before return cinating 218 pupils in the Ash ing to her home in Pennsylvania. land schools and 20 in the Bell- F r o m K la m a t h Falls. — R. G. view school. Due to the fact that Fowler of Klamath Falls is tran twice a* many students signed up sacting business affairs in Ash for the treatments yesterday. land this week. Dr. In «keep agreed to make a P o r tla n d P e o p la V is it . — Mr. fourth trip to complete the three und Mrs. H. C. Knapp of Port treatments for those taking the land are spending a few days in first of the series yesterday. DANCE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1928 REGISTER Mrs. Frank Brown o f this city ■pent the week-end in Oakland at T H IR D S T R E E T G A R A G E . Dorris People V isit.— Mr. and and San Francisco with friends Mrs. J. L. Briner of Dorris are and relatives. To V is it C a l i f o r n i a . — Misses spending a few days in this city Wardle and Delphine visiting friends and attending to Pearl business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Sackett left Saturday on a com Briner formerly resided on a bined business and pleasure trip to Sacramento and Stockton, farm in the Neil creek district. California. The girls expect to O . S. C. Student V isit s.— Charles Tilton, who is a student return the latter part o f this at the Oregon State college, spent week. Miss Sackett is an employee the week-end in Ashland with his of the Pacific Telegraph & Tele parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Til phone company and Miss W’ ardle is attending the southern Oregon ton on Almond street. normal school. Norm al Students R eturn .— — T ry sggr Thar mold Brako Lsaiag L ocals ASHLAND M l in Ashland last week for a short Friday morning at 10:40. visit with friends. Mr. Hender Churchill stated that the Klamaft son was making a combined busi Falls orchestra is reputed to h ness and pleasure trip of the as good as the one from Giai*| Pass which gave such a creditatfc cities of the west. program before the assembly | Vis it s F a m ily . — Carl McCune Residents 4 is in Ashland this week visiting short time ago. his wife and young son, Paul, Ashland are invited to attend thi , who are in the local community program. R e t u rn s to K la m a t h . — W. I hospital. Mrs. McCune and little son will be removed within a few Weedon, who has been visitiag days to the home of her sister, his mother in Grants Pass for i Mrs. Morris Plymate on Beach few weeks, stopped o ff in Ask avenue, where they will visit a land fo ra visit with relatives a* | few days before returning to friends on his way home kT their home in Dunsmuir. Mrs. Klamath Falls. McCune was Miss Margaret Ste Cheese & Produce company g l vens before her marriage to Mr. Malin does $80,000 business ¿T McCune. 1927. — Trinity Guild Food sale at jjardy Brothers Grocery, Satur day. 84-1 J 5 E " = :r -f: J M a rch G ra d u a te s . — Twenty- K<1¡ / C • two students will complete their work at the southern Oregon normal school at the close o f the RL é winter term, March 21, according to Miss Katherine Vincent, regis trar. Graduation exercises will be held in June for the March, T h e r e a re O v e r 2 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 June and summer school grad Passenger A u t o m o b i l e s in uates. Those completing their the W o r l d , a n d 1 7 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 work in March are: Esther Bar of th ese a re in N o rt h A m erica. There are more rett, Marie Boileau, Jane Creag- | new d r i v e r s appearing er, Vida Davis, Cecile Fifield, every day, creating a grow Anna B. Fisher, Inez Woodel ing reason for thoughtful Fries, Esther Gardner, Lester owners to protect themselves by Automobile liability, Gardner, Aubrey Haan, Clarence Property Damage and Col Haan, Fosma Kinney, Rose Mart lision Insurance. Is it wise Thelma Reese, W e l l K n o w n W o m a n I m p r o v in, Joe Mercer, for you to assume all the Dorothy Short, risks of loss or lawsuit? in g. — Miss Dorothy Reid return Wilma Sheley, Consult this agency b e f o r e ed home Sunday from Reno- Ne Florence U p d i g r a f f , Priscil your accident. vada, where she was called by la Webb and Alvia Wetherell. Orchestra to Appaar.— An an the illness o f her sister, Mrs. Violet Kincard. Friends o f Mrs. nouncement was made Monday BILUNGS AGENCY Kincard will be glad, to learn that by President Churchill chat the Eat. 1 8 8 3. 4 * Se a t Main she is on the road to recovery Klamath Falls high school or after an attack of pneumonia. chestra and quartet will enter Mrs. Henry Ried, who accompan tain the normal school assembly ied her daughter to Reno, will remain with Mrs. Kincard a few days longer. P o r t l a n d V is ito r* . — Henry En ders and Herman Mars are spend The World Co»tribute* ing a few days in Portland where The Owl Distributes they are transacting business af fairs. Stop on R a tu rn . — Mr. and T H E O V Ji Mrs. J. H. Weeks and son LeRoy DRY of Clarkston, Washington, who HOUSEHOLD (packaged) have been spending the past three DRUGS months in California cities, stop ped o ff in Ashland Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Purity and Quantity Guaranteed Hardy and family on Fifth street. The Weeks’ were returning to their home in Washington. R a ta r n to R o t a b u r g . — Mr.«. E. O. Rick 1 i and little son, Jack, who have been visiting relatives in this city, left Saturday night Agent» for Owl Drug Produci» for their home in Roseburg. Last Rites Hsld.— Last rites were held for the late A. E. Mc Farland Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Dodge chapel, with Rev. Pemberton in charge of the services and interment being made in the Ashland cemetery. Mr. McFarland passed away at his home on B street Tuesday, February 21, but funeral arrange ments were delayed pending the arrival of the daughter, Mrs. Irene Hicks of Pittsburg, Penn., who arrived in Ashland Sunday morning. Another daughter, Mrs. Elva Kennedy who resides in Australia was unable to be pres ent. The deceased was a pioneer of Oregon and had resided in Ashland for many years. B e r k e le y Woman Visits.— Mrs. William Sinclair of Berkeley, California is spending several weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Heath on Terrace street and with friends in this city. Although Mrs. Sin clair has been a resident of Berk eley for many years, she embraces every opoprtunity to visit in Ash land, being especially fond of the local scenery, park and climate. Vis it s B r o t h e r . — W. G. Hardy of Salem spent the week-end in Ashland where he transacted business affairs and visited his brothers, J. H. Hardy, A. V. Hardy and Percy Hardy, and his mother Mrs. William Hardy of B street. 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