Medford mail tribune., May 12, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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"deeper plowing is recommended to
liberate the latent plant food."
V. II. Johnson, cashier of the
Hank of Jacksonville, is gomg to
ii,;i,iii,; dcleL'ate from Soiith-
this viciirtv. Mrs. "Klva Uobart, who,
after efficient scrvi'C hero for tho
past two years or more, has resigned
to ifeeept all aptiointuient as stnto
evangelist under Free Methodist
eliurch auspices in California. '
Notlco
Postal card photos $1.25 dozen;
5c each additional printing. Cos
tumes used free. Jan Art Store. Rl
to have the picnic reunion in tin
parks, as oriirinnllv planned. How
ever, come asm in.
A dual birthday observance o" ,
eurred at the home of liev. Wm. John -son
recently, both lie and his wife
havinir passed the four-score limit lv
a half dozen years. A number of mu-
Ibuvsnn Foster, farmer shoe sales
man here and of late eonneeted v.ith
a lending establishment in this line
at Santa Barbara. Cab, lias been an
Ashland visitor of late.
-Mrs. itav I.. Nherwin. for several
vears past a resident of West Salem.
Wiseonsin, reeentlv lost her mother,
after prolonged illness. Many friends
hereabouts are wondering if tips'
lian"-' in the family c:h-c iemirev
that Mr. Sherwin will return to
Ashland to live, she having retained
:t substantial residence property on
Oak street during her lonr absence.
The Missionary Soeietv of th
Christian ehnreh has elected Mrs. VY.
I., lleadlev. president: Mrs. M. M.
Decker, vice-president: Mae licncdi't,
secretary and treasurer. A future
slathering of the soeietv vil be nnnh
a oicnie reunion in the n.-irks.
A soil survey of Jackson count v.
the first undertaking of the kind in
the state, has been completed and re
sults published by the Agricultural
cullcuc. It is written hv II. V. Tartar.
OF ASHLAND HAS
I. n..,.n t.i the -reaeral assembly
former station chemist, ami b. ( . It' i
nier, superintendent of the Southern
Oregon experiment station at Talent.
In ii ecnernl WMv the components of
I of the Presbyterian church, a gather
ling which is notable in religious an
nuls. His wife will accompany linn
land thev will be g me u month.
taal friends made the event one o i
more than ordinary soeial simiifi-i
enncp, '
Jackson county's seal are classified
as nnn-ne:d nnd br'its" f'nUivat'on
A"orhnr Ashlnr'l nnsrnr leavi""
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W. H. Walker, Special Agent .Stan
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: ASHLAND, May 12. Ashland spe
cifically will hold a primary election
on Thursday this week, Mav 111: but
this will be a Commercial Clali meas
ure to nominate 12 directors under
the new dispensation. The electorate
is composed of 527 members of the
organization, and each member is not
only entitled, but urged to nominate
32 members as his or her choice for
a bourd. Of directors. The nanics of
the. 24. members receiving the highest
number of votes in this primary will
be placed on a final election ballot,
together with any additional names.
wtich mav be placed thereon uv pe
tition signed by at least 2; members
IjVoniination papers for this primary
election. May 13, have nlreadv been I
mailed out, nnd polls are now open
and will close nt 7 p. m. on tun I
date. Final election ballots will be
niniled to every member on Monday,
May 17, nnd tho 12 receiving the I
prentcst number of votes in tho final
election will compose the new board I
of directors. This board will elect the
officers of the club, including presi
dent, yiec-prcsident, treasurer and
Kcerotfnry. Hcmembcr, the primary I
election is now on, nnd will clote
Thursday evening. Jfay 13, nnd the I
"General" cloetion will begin on Mon
day. Mav 17. "Vote for twelve."
.' Representatives in the interests of I
Wood nnd Johnson us presidential I
enndidntcs have appeared hero re
cently, nnd on Thursday evening, Mao
13 at oity ball, Mrs. Jennie Kemp of
Portland will define sufficient reasons
"Why I am coniinir home to vote fcr
Hoover." All aro invited, especially
tho women.
Funeral services of the late Chns.
Vi. Abbott, who died at the family
lioino near eitv limits, on Monday,
were held on Wednesday at F.Iks
temple. "Charley," as lie was fa-
. inilinrlv known, was n genial follow of
a remarkably sunny disposition, and
many friends will nrret to learn of bis
pnssimr. Ho was ill a lontr time with I
a pliaso of blood poisoning which li-
rinlly ovoreome a persistent vitality.
JJc lenves a wile and several children.
In some circles, llillah Temple's
"homocomini!" ceremonial will bo held
on Saturday, Juno 5, prosumahlv in
Masonic Temple, I ho executive coin-
mittco to look after engagements in
coeral includes 0. W. Dunn, F. D.
Wagner, T. 11. Sampson, C. W. Minis!
and 0. Winter. Dunn is also "mas
ter of transportation" insofar ns in-1
vestignting tho opportunity of secur
ing two or three 1'iillmans for tho trip I
to Portland is concerned. Invita
tions to the ceremonial are now being
gotten out, the form in this instance
being a largo card instead of puiuphi
let announcement. A number of dep
uty ptcntutcs linvo been appointed
for '"various districts of tho state.
Gcorgo S. Calhoun represents Jose-1
pbine) countv. residing at Clraiifj
Pass: .Worth Harvey of Cottage
drove, Lnno countv: H. D. Williams
of Koscburg, Douglas countv: Jack
Kimball of Klamath Falls, Klamiith
nnd Lnko counties. These, appoint I
ments expedite various niallers eon-
necfed with the business routine, nnd
a ijeputy lor the coast region with
heudminrtcrs at Marshlicld, is undei
consideration. The Klamath Shriuors
will prgnnize a club and attend the
ceremony here in a body with riving j
colors, touring by auto, ('anipinjl
sites in tho park aro awaiting tho I
visitors.
In tho Masonic calendar this week, I
Wednesday eveniuir is the time set for
Alpha Chapter of thu Kastern Star
to pay a visit to Kennies Chapter of
Medford. The same evening there will I
be lied Cross work in tho eoinman-
darv bore. On Thursday evening.
Ashland Lodgo No. 23 will meet for
routine and decree work, matters eon
neeted with the new Masonic home.
to bo erected at Forest drove, to re
ceive special attention.
The approach of summer was the
signal for Air. and Mrs. W. A. Free-
berir to start on their customary auto
trip, tho tour this season to be ex
tended to tho central west, notabh
Wisconsin, and they will be none seve
ral months.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Caroline Schuerman entertained
company of ladies at her home on (,'
street, the tuests of honor beimr Mis.
. It Frost,, of Seattle, and her
dunirhtoi, Airs. Wm. Carless of Talent.
llishop Sumner, of the F.piseopal
dioccso of Oreeon, was in Ashland
last Sunday, eonductinir the eveniiiL'
service, and confirmed a class at
Innitv Kpiseopnl eliurch.
'The Haptist coimreu'iition of (Irnuts
Pass, visited Ashland in a body las;
Shnduv and conducted services
tho local church. It was a trifle cool
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