The Ashland register., April 17, 1928, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

FAG E
FOUR
THE
— R em em ber May 4.
W hy?
'"C la re n c e .”
98-4t
H o m e f o r W e e k - e n d . — A1 Van
l i m i t o f K lam ath Falla ip e n t th e
w eek-end in A shland viaiting his
« o t h e r and his son Billy on
F if th stre e t.
D i n n e r G u e s t s . — Mr. and Mrs.
M nrray
M urphy
w ere d in n er
g u e s ts o f Mr. and Mrs. E lm er
K incaid o f T a le n t th e la tte r p a rt
o f la st week.
— P u re fresh in g red ien ts give
D onuts th e flav o r th a t calls
f o r m ore.
F resh daily a t your
g ro cery . XL D onut Co.
8 5 tf
G u e s t s o f R e l a t i v e s . — S up erin ­
te n d e n t and Mrs. G eorge Briscoe
w ere d in n e r gu ests last T hursday
a t th e hom e o f Mrs. Briscoe’s p a r­
en ts, Mr. and Mrs. Vogeli in T al­
ent.
XL
— T r y o u r T h e r m o i d B r a k o L in in g
a t T H IR D S T R E E T G A RAGE.
A ddresses
M e e t i n g . — George
A . B riscoe addressed th e Camp
F i r e g irls’ fa th e r and dau g h ter
b an q u et la st T hursday
a t T alen t.
evening
— A ll wool su its
w ith
e x tra
» n u t s . $ 2 3 . 5 0 a t P a u l s e r u d ’e 9 6 3
P u r c h a s e s F o r d . — G eorge S h af­
f e r , an em ployee o f the' local
20 th C e n tu ry store, recently p u r­
chased a F ord ro ad ste r from
W a lte r Davis.
F r o m D u n s m u i r . — W. Z. W ing
• f D unsm uir was a
week-end
w iaitor in th is city.
— A ll w o o l s u i t s
w ith
ex tra
g o u t s , $ 2 3 . 5 0 a t P a u l s e r u d ’s 9 6 - 3
V isits
F a m i l y . — Donald Whit-
P acific com pany and is stationed
a t D unsm uir, having a ru n be­
tw een D unsm uir aa d G erber.
T rin ity G uild will hold a
sale o f fancy w ork and cooked
foods, T hursday, A pril 19 in the
afte rn o o n a t th e P arish House.
97-2- 0
R e tu rn s
to
R o s a b u r g . — Mrs.
ASHLAND
days.
Ill a t H o m o . — Mrs. Lulu Wilson
has been confined to h er home
on L ib erty stre e t fo r ab o u t twq
weeks, su ffe rin g w ith the “ flu .”
L o c a l M a n 111.— G eorge Eib has
been q u ite ill fo r th e past week
a t his home on Van Ness avenue.
It ia th o u g h t th a t he may have
to be rem oved to th e hospital fo r
tre a tm e n ts.
E ag ia Po in t
V i s i t o r . — Mrs.
N orm a R eeder spent th e w eek­
end in E agle P o in t visiting a t th e
home o f Mrs. P e a rl Nichols.
O scar Rickli an d little son Jack
retu rn ed to th e ir home in Rose-
b u rg Sunday afte rn o o n a fte r
m aking a sh o rt visit a t the George
K ram er hom e in th is city. Mrs.
Rickli is a sister of Mrs. K ram er
and form erly ta u g h t in the public
F r o m K l a m a t h F a l ls . — Mrs. W.
school o f A shland fo r severe! L. S an d ers and young d au g h ter
y ears previous to her m arriage. ¡ipent th e w eek-end visiting Miss
A t t e n d s C a l i f o r n i a C o l la g e . — M ary W alker a t th e home of her
W ilfred W agner, youngest son of p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. ’ iu tler
Mr. and Mrs. F red W agner of W alker on E ast Main stree t.
G ran ite s tre e t le ft recen tly fo r
F a m i l y V i s i t s . — Mr. and Mrs.
Berkeley w here he is atten d in g A. A. M adden and fam ily spent
th e U niversity of C alifornia this S atu rd ay and
S unday
visiting
th e ir old friends, Mr. and Mrs.
U rm -
and d au g h ter in
V is it i n P o r t l a n d . — Miss F ra n ­ H. G. M iller
ces W right
le ft
M onday
fo r Jacksonville, re tu rn in g to th e ir
P o rtlan d w here she will spend home in A shland S unday evening.
several days w ith h er parents.
P ortland
on
B usinas*- — Mr.
Miss W rig h t is a stu d e n t a t the and Mrs. V. H. C hapm an of th e
N orm al.
E ast Side M eat M arket le ft Mon­
T a k e s M o t h e r t o K l a m a t h . — day fo r P o rtlan d w here they ex ­
Mrs. Guy Randles took her m oth­ pect to rem ain over a week on
er, Mrs. N ellie O’Donohue to business.
R e t u r n f r o m E a s t . — Mr. and
K lam ath Falls S unday w here she
will spend several weeks w ith her Mrs. F red H itchock, who w ere
son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. called to Pueblo, Colorado, r e ­
W alter O ’Donohue. Mrs. Randles cently by th e d eath o f Mrs.
will re tu rn to h er home in the H itchock’s b ro th er, re tu rn e d to
Bellview d istric t within a few th e ir home on O ak s tre e t la st
REGISTER
TUESDAY,
tr a c tiv e ly decorated taoles a t 6:30 g ra n d fa th e r, whose burial tock
p. m. B ranches of fra g ra .it apple place n t th a t city M onday. A fter
The W om en’s League of th e blossoms w ere artistically placed spending a day w ith h er p aren ts
southern O regon norm al school, ab o u t th e room s and adorned in Jacksonville, siie will retu rn
to A shland to resum e her school
will give a b en e fit bridge p arty th e tables.
on F riday evening, A pril 20, at
A social evening wa* enjoyed work.
the Civic club house on W inburn follow ing the su p p er d u rin g which
T h o u g h t to be R e co v erin g . —
Way. The card p arty will be held cards and d an cin g w r e in d u lg e d ,, Mrs. E. N. B utler, who has been
in conjuction w ith th e bazaar. according to th e wish of each one , q u ite ill with pneum onia at her
The proceeds of th e a f f a ir will p resen t.
home c n
G ranite aGVeC, is
go tow ards sw elling the students
Mrs. P. S. Provost was i n ! th o u g h t to be on th e road to re ­
loan fund.
charge of th e
pleasant
a ffa ir e l very.
Leaves for S a n Francisco. —
by Mes- j
C o v e r e d D ish S u p p e r S u c c es s. and was ably assisted
— The an n u al covered (fish supper dam es A. C. S tran g e, L. A. Rob­ A. N. Young, who spent several
held a t th e , local Civic club house e rts, W. A. Maxey, B. B. Balis S d ys U st week visiting with his
last F rid ay by th e ladies of the A. P ete rs J r., and G ecrgi A. Bri- f. mily on G ranite street, re-
t. rned to his work in San F ran -
Civic club and th e ir invited coe.
c co Monday.
C a l l e d t o M y r t l e P c i - t . — Mis
friends proved a m ost enjoyable
M otored
from
D u n sm u ir.—
event w ith approxim ately eignty Vivian Miller, a stu d en t of the ,
N-.final school was called to | -V rs. Zeke G yger o f D unsm uir
people in atten d an ce.
A supper consisting o f every­ M yitle P oint th e la tte r p a rt o f ' m otored to A shland Sunday from
th in g delectable .was served a t a t ­ 'n st week by the d eath of her D m sm uir. A fte r spending a few
for
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F riday evening.
B enefit
A P R IL
F u n d .—
days here w ith frie n d s and rela­
tives she will re tu rn to th e Cali­
fo rn ia city.
Briscoe to Conduct
Many New Classes
Lai
A. F
Long!
visit !
a poi
Lumb
S uperin ten d en t G eorge A. Bris­
coe beginning w ith M onday be­
gan conducting classes in a rith ­
m etic, geography, gram m ar, his­
to ry and o th e r essentials th a t
are required in entranop exam ina­
tions to colleges o r norm al school-
Mr. Briscoe holds classes eac'
m orning in th e high school b e -1
ginning a t 8 o’clock and con-
tin u ih g until 8:45.
Many stu­
d ents a re ta k in g advantage of
this o pportunity to brush up o.%
these subjects and m uch in te rest
is being evidenced in th e work.
To«
Mra
Port
Mrs. f
are sp
city w
S anfor
dock ii
KNOWING HOW TO DRESS IS MER ELY KNOWING WHERE TO BUY
M arl
Mrs. C
C alifor
W edne
f Aends
an “xti
nori/.ei
M o»«
Mr.
who ha
keeping
m ents,
little br
avenue,
Gandee.
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a e y sp e n t several days last week
w ith his fam ily on Allison street.
W hile in this city he atten d ed the
a p o rtsm en ’s banquet. Mr. W hit­
ney is em ployed by the Southern
s t­
V i s iti
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Mrs. W
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