Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Thurs., Nov. 18, 1Ô48
Ramblin’ With Ransey
While* Humblin' with Runney who sent In the same entry but
the other day we encountered he "won by a nose" because he
w ine very Interesting people picked up his paper down town
from here and there. We found instead of huving to wait until
"M ike" Michelaon In u rem inis­ it was delivered to his home.
Since leaving Ashlund sev e n
cent mood. Mike was living in years ago ‘‘Mike’’ was employed
Ashland ten years ugo when In the Everett Pacific Shipyard
Ashlunders wen* trying to find, In the northern city. Mr. and
a name for the Hlghwuy Houle Mrs. Michaelson are back
in
vurd going south out of Ashland Ashlund and living ut Jackson
Ten m inutes ufter the announce Springs while they look around
m ent of the "Name the Houle for u location to settle in this
vurd” Contest hit the Newatands, vicinity. "M ike” Is a great boos­
“Mike” handed In his entry “Sis. ter for Southern Oregon. Mrs.
klyou B oulevard” and subse­ Michaelson is a talented m usic­
quently won the contest. "Mike ’ ian und is In great demand by
says that the entry seemed to 1« organizations for large social
a natural and that there were functions. She plays at compos­
u num ber of other A shlanden ing as others dally with cross
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At Moil Desir Inn
word puzzles.
party drove back to Eureka, ! registered at the Ashland Hotel
We, also, stum bled onto an o th ­ Sunday. They had not been in I for a week or so.
er interesting couple as they ' Ashland for nine years and en­
Mr. Van Veen is spending the
were leaving a local Real Estate joyed renewing old friendships | week in Ashland w ith his fam- 1 The November meeting of the
Or e g o n
Truckers
office (Mr. and Mrs. Irving N el­ and meeting new friends. While |ily. Mrs. Veen and their two sons Southern
son and son, Douglas arrived In ' In Ashland they were registered have been visiting her parents, League will be held at Mon De-
sir Dining Inn near Central Point
Ashland Tuesday from Rolla, at the Lithia Hotel.
Mrs
F. J. Shaughnessy and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lavine, on Saturday night, November 20.
Missouri. W ednesday they found
Prineville,
Oregon.
Mr.
Veen,
left
the "Perfect Home” and the Ink Mrs. K atherine Oliver and son, their home in Alameda, Califor­
was not yet dry on the papers Jim m y motored to Ashland from nia at the same time Mrs. Veen
when we chatted with them. Mr, Req ua, California Monday and and son, Nick left Ashland for
Nelson, a retired Major, was in will vacation in this vicinity for Prineville where their other son,
the Medical Corp for 15 years. some time. Thursday, they were Ronald had been visiting his
They have been active In A m eri­ joined by Mr. and Mrs. Goethe, grandparents. Bus connections
can Legion work, and are look­ also, of Requa.
Mrs. Wilma Radcliffe, San from Alameda prevented them
ing forward to making m any new
Francisco, arrived in Ashland m aking the trip N ortheast togeth
friends in this vicinity.
Armistice
Day for a fortnights er. After visiting in Prineville for
F or
I
Another Interesting personal­
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several
days,
Mr.
Lavine
drove
visit
with
her
son’s
family,
Mr.
ity Is Professor Vincent P. G ian­
ella, C hairm an of Geology, U ni­ and Mrs. “Chuck” Radcliffe and the fam ily back as far as Ash­
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versity of Nevada, Reno, Nevada. sons, Ronnie and Dannie. A noth­ land, where they will vacation
He specializes In Mining Geolagy er son, Cecil, arrived Saturday for a time. Mr. Lavine has re ­
To Buy Your Home See
and Mineralogy and is spending for the week end returning to turned to Prineville.
I. E. Schuler
a few days with his daughters, San Francisco, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Denoma
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Graves,
. . . . Realtor
Faith and Catherine who are
and B ernard A rnott, Sacu, Mon­
Represented by
vacationing In Ashland. Mrs. who is employed by the Weyer- tana, are new settlers in A sh­
HARVEY J. PETERSON
Gianella, who has been here hauser Timber Company, K lam ­ land. A fter looking around for a
Vi Mi. North Phoenix Ph. 6485
with her daughters, Is spending ath Falls were in Ashland, on business in this locality for a
business.
the fortnight at their home in
couple of months, A rnott purch­
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graves, ased the Com m unity Auction
Reno. She will retu rn to spend
Thanksgiving with her d a u g h t­ who operates a Dairy Farm near Yard, as it will be known in the
ers. The Professor made a h u r­ Chiloquin, Oregon and the i r future. Mike is the new A uction­
ried trip North to recover his car, daughters, Alice and Mary visit­ eer at the Yard.
which was wrecked in an accid­ ed friends in Ashland, Saturday.
Guests of Sarah Ross, 334
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fitz-
ent In Yreka a month ago, when
Bridge
Street, W ednesday, were
hughes
Merrill,
Oregon,
are
visit­
another car suddenly barged into
the highway from a cross street ing her mother Mrs. J. E. C ant­ her tw in sons, Byron and B ur­
and barricaded the Highway rall, 1165 Main Street. They, also, gess of Bonanza, Oregon. The
Oregon, however, is not unfam ­ visited her brother, Courtney boys are identical red headed
twins. They brought their m oth­
iliar to the Professor who g ra ­ Gordon, Klamath Falls While in er some venison steaks, which
this
vicinity
they
will,
also,
be
duated In 1910 from Oregon
MONUMENTS
they have had in storage since
State Mining School, at C orval­ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete the recent season. At that time
Marble.
Granite, Bronze
lis. Reminiscing about his first Fitzhughes, Melvin’s brother.
they
each
brought
down
a
four'
Mr and Mrs. John H. Teide-
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visit to Ashland in 1905, Profes­
point, just another of the m any
sor Gianella told of the beautiful man Crescent City, visited their identical experiences they have
BURNS AGENCY
w eather he had encountered on son “Bud” and daughter, Mrs. had. Mrs. Ross is taking a Teach­
"On the Plaza"
his train trip north until he Jerri Thoreson over the A rm is­ er R efresher course at SOC.
tice
holiday
returning
to
Cres­
reached Ashland, which was "en ­
joying” one of its cloudbursts. It cent City, T hursday evening.
EXAMINER COMING
rained steadily the week he was Saturday the Teidem ans re tu rn ­
A
drivers
license exam iner willl
ed
to
Ashland
on
business.
They
In Ashland, but showed signs of
clearing as he boarded the train hope to locate in this vicinity as be on duty in Ashland, M onday,'
for the North. He says it is very soon as Teideman disposes of his Novem ber 22 at the city hall be-|
refreshing to talk with O regon­ sawmill and home in the Califor­ tween the hours of 9 a.m. and
4 p.m., according to an announce-!
ians who, not only adm it th a t it nia port city.
m ent received from the se cre ta ry ’
does rain here but that they can
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beck, of State's office,
1
laugh it off.
Mapleton, Oregon and Mrs. L.
Persons
wishing
licenses
or
Mrs. L. G ephart, Eureka, a r ­ Christensen, Florence, Orego n
rived by plane Friday to join her arrlced in Ashland, Wednesday. perm its to drive are asked to get
m other, Mrs. M. H. Bridges, pro­ Mr. Beck, who is in the Real in touch with the exam iner well
prietor of the Vance Hotel, E ure­ Estate business in Mapleton, re ­ ahead of the scheduleed closing
ka, and Mrs. F. Holliday, San turned to their home Thursday hour in order to assure comple­ 233 4th St.
Phone 5741
Francisco who had m otored to evening. Mrs. Beck and Mrs.
tion
of
their
applications
with
a
Ashland earlier in the week. The Christensen are sisters and are
m inim um of delay.
Phona 6106
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