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I I- ir.Dronn rxTr; TftrnTTNT. tfortt onftcx. ftcttvay, titly 27, "392s. I 1 BY LITHIA CITY in Miiipty fif muvcl rtuily mr t In-, .lining the mjuiiimm', owIhj- lo Mi 1 Htt ady cement jiourliiK the Uiim. infirmities of uhl ni Whittled Transfer compuny has j .Mot. (JoodyeaPwaH a plonrer reu ! been hiiny hnulin half a mile ut Ident of the town und will i pipe line up the canyon road to! mourned hy a large circle of I tnt' l,;im iu- I friends-. Hh is Mirviveil hy six mIhh Ktcjinor Powers was a Imsl- ' A Jolly Mvimmini; pat ty took : children: Mrn. J. S. Sweet and nestt visitor in Mcdford Inst Tucm- place late Thuiwilay aftrnuon ; i,l f- K. Sweet of Santa Itomt, day. when the Normal school nirU' clans' al'; -Mr- !- :- KuIihiiJsh of Anh- Mr find tjrs y sv iNmilw and , of the fn-shyteilan Hut day Ht hool ; Jtol.en 1,. (.onttyeur of lierk- faiIliiv ,ll(,tr,,( tu fratep i.ake laxl eley. .: Ah1,le K. l.e,u.n of He- ,sundil.t mrnl..K a ro u n d hy utile; I.lnyd (loodyear of Mealds-; Klamath Kails and i.uke o' the oui'K, t.ai. vuupvui nie.s were h served for .Mrs. Coodyeier on Tues day aft'-nioon at the Stock under taking parlors. f Mm. Myron Keith Juki reutrncd yimnu fulk att. icd the wrestling j Jay. evening where gMra. Taylor mulch irivi'ii at tin- Armury iiO.Med- ; will may tor an o . .'7" .MfT Taylor left Tutu-1 II. S. Lynch was a Med ford hop per Uil Saturday. Miss Kachel Willlninw pent two davs of last week with her brother. I hell Williams, on his ranch south ncl I of Ashland. : went in a Ki'oiip to enjoy llehuanV haths. An hour was pcm In the t Hwimminu tank, after which a pic- ASHTANFJ, July 2". (Special, ) j nie lunch was HU-eail under the Ashland has broken the state reo : ir ct'H III l)lo 1 c li uli t f it I purlt nrjir Ctvt for tourist r.'l.slr.'iti.nis. ,l-. by. Those who i-njoycd iho iifl.-r-reaily, nt this furly ilatc, in.iri' thnn ; noon w.-rr-: Juni-y Wiilkor, Until 10,000 loutlst rat'K luivo stopped ' (iwi-iih. .IlilH'l Wilson, H.-Inn IK-t-here. Nfver l.i'fnrc linn tltrri hr-i-n rlrk. Doris Hlti-hi-ork. J.nur:i I'i-ck-fillfh a lifuvy ri'Klstratlon during "'oil, Kathi-rfnc Mc-flary. Mrs. II. jthe mifulli of Juno. This yi'iirjT. Milchlemoro and .Mrs. (Irni'o there weri 1 S. fi K r-Kistra!lons Andrr-ws. during Juno. The- rontf-st num- .Iniu-t Wilson of ikt linvo como from t'nlirornln at i will lonvp on I-riday for a two I In ,hinf the south. Cars have come from j weeks' vaeatlon. ! every state In lite union, as well The Normal sehool assembly was home from 1 oncalla, where sh has been visiting her narents ftie fm-rf (nnri&e t venlni:. her mother. past few days. . M!s, I'.achel Williams spent two day mornlnK for liray. ,'mes rures .iU v e retmned Tuesday eveiiln . tan rfnes vaeatlon trill to Irs. Kleanor I'.-rklns has been I of Ashland. M ..., r " where E 1'ur- with a itattaek of pnetimonla. She Susaiu-llle, ia., last week to at- Is iniproviiitf very nicely nof. how- leml (he funeral of one of her u-in ifc. mi 'rninorrow. ever. Kiundehildreu. .she then went to NEW VOKK. July I?'' l)r. Kl'erl (loihhirit i,f khuiifiili fx.ll,,,,.! t f..,t- before re- .l. r i'nn..i,iu nt-el.lent of the: irone thrie :a the home of his liirnlm; home. .'Lri .,f eleetions. who will be lili parents, .Mr. anil .Mrs. II. II. dial- Mrs. J. I., llrlner and Mrs. I', li. tomorrow, finds one ureal objee and Mrs. IVank Uoran and dard. last Siiuilay. Creen of Dorrls. I'al.. railed on ,i. , ,n,lei-n lif. mother's dere- Alina. w ho are eampiiif i Mr. and Mis. W. i:. Join's and Mrs. IMeanor I'erkins last Sunday n,inn He suvs that too often park, visited at family of Talent and Mrs. M K. afternoon. ..,.i,e iu nut tilavinir unit, takinu ves Is lookout tna. They were Woods, days. Mr dauKhti-r ' In the Ashland .,,, . ... ,, ' ' . tne nome or Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Knluhten of this ereek siient last lll brills ore .IX miles by tractor i..eh 'b,s. T.ied,.v u ... .u.. , ! (Ilenn Abbott left Wednesday of .Miss I la Kerby. .who was ope last week for Uiamnnd lake, where r:.ie.t on ,i. h s: n.i n. . , SAIJ:M' O'Kun l.lnen Mlllsihe will work the remaind. r of the pltal In .Medford on Julv loth is .llierty street I show first month s operative profit , summer for the California nrnmn now l.n...oein.. ..o.eie onipany, a number of the Wanner ereek for roll shipment. Power .Mr. and Mrs. Krsklne of Medford . tea or travelllns abroad and sees enlled on Mr. and Mrs. -lohij W'ol- her ehlld only once or twice a day. namntt last Sunday. ) 'i i' '' perhaps 'not for weeks or mouths. Mr. and Mrs. II. ft.. Taylor an4 . ; son Clinton of limy,' Cnl., called HIDDI-H Lotz-Larson-Heeves at the home of .Mrs. Taylor s moth- mine, on Silver peak, ships ore from er, Mrs. Ella Abbott, last Satur- here. ; ns from Alaska, District of Co lumbia, Hawaii, Canada, lirmland, Mexico, I'orto Itico, Canal Zone, nnd the rhlllpplne Islands. The following statement shows the reft IstratlonH made at each of the reg istration stations from January I to June 30. inns: Albany, S'.2: Ashland, 1 0.3f2 : Astoria. 2.10: Halter. .'134; Itandon, 20; liend. 288; Cfiqtllllo. f.3; Cor vnlUs, 381; Dallas. 21; Enterprise, 21; EtiKene, 1.08!t; fluid lleaeh, 3r.S; flrants I'bms, 3.77:1; lllllsbnro, 8fi; Hood Hlver. 2!ifi; IlunllnKton, ,20!l; Independence. 13; Klamath Falls. I.!ll3; LaCraude, 2!l8; Lake view, 114; Marshfleld, 100; ,Mc Mlnnvllle. 83; Medford. 3. .174; Mll-ton-I'reewater, lilti; Newport, 17; North Hend, .10. Through the past week of un usually warm days, people from nil over the valley are taklllK lef- titre in the I.lthii park;. Many families nuil parties come from the Ashland, entertained on Tuesday by thej school orchestra. The program was very much appreciated andl the members of the orchestra did themselves credit, 'despite the fact I that they lack both sufficient and, proper Instrumentation. The pro-, Krnm was closed with two school I sarins. "Southern Oronon Metn-j orles and the Alma Mater, In which j the whole assembly Joined. i The members of the Christian' Endeavor society of the Klrst Con-1 Krenatlonal church gathered on j Wednesday evenlni: at the parson- i nne for a lawn social and business meellnt;. The affair was well at tended, anil the i venlnu happily spent. Mrs. A. I'-. Hunt left Monday j mnriiliiK for Klamath Kails In visit at the home of her son, John limit. In that section. Mrs. Hunt expects to no into eastern rirenon to vlsil with relatives before r.iiirnim? lo lower end of the valley to cat (he evenlnn meal In the picnic grounds. Tito swimminn tanks at Dolman's and Jackson's are filled rontlmi ously with dozen of swimmers. Ashland Is nlad to offer these at tractions lo all the valley people and to the tourist trade as well. Mrs. Edith Unite Mct'racken. prominent Ashland Mr. mid Mrs. Ilarobl S. Alklnsl returned lo their home here afier spendiun a two weeks' vacation In Portland and alonn the coast. Mrs. Aunes flapp has returned. to San l-'ranclsco after makinn nl stay of several days In Ashland vlsltiun with friends and ntiendiun ; lo business matters, Mrs. Clappi woman. has res ded for a number of ve:i rs in been included with the 1100 wotn- Ashland hut now makes her home en of the west who have done with her daimhler mid husband. work Dial entitles them to t on-j Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maske, In San nltlon In the western Who's Who, l.'ranelsco. Mrs. clapp leaves soon jvhlch will soon he ready for ills- ntt a Dollar liner as a chaperone ril. uili, a. Mrs. Mi'Crnckeu was I on a three months' tour of Europe, former slate reKent or I lie It. A. I:, j Miss fieri mile Carllon Is enjoy Thls Is the rlrsl and only reference Inn her summer vacation vlsltiun hook of it kind. Iwith her mother on I'nlon street. ..Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan rrovost. I Miss Carllou works In the Copeo their daunhter Sylvia and their j office at Medford. mo-si, .miss .nay itornan, returned homo on Tuesday from a. two weeks vaeatlon spent In Canada. E. CJ. Harlan, secretary of the chamber of commerce, was a busi ness visitor at Medford on Tues day. .Mrs. Walter llerndon has re. turned from I.os Anneles where sho spent some time vlslllnn her sister. Mis. Nellie Stillinard. Mrs. Herndnn also had the opportunity to attend the world's Sunday school convention which was held In I.os Anneles. -Miss HiikcI Newhouso of New hern. Ore., Is a nuest at the home nr .Miss Marnarct McCoy on North Mnln street. .Mr. and Mrs. ('. V. Howell, who tvero former Ashland residents, '.tre now located Mt lllchniond, Oil., where Mr, Howell has been en- T' " "-"..li . in ion nie cominn year In the junior hinh schol. Mr. Howell will teach In the hinh school where Miss flertrude Emtle Is employed. Mr. Howell was lor merly nthletic conch In the Junior hinh school. The Howell iamlly wont iimi I h late In May so that Mr. Howell mlnht have an oppor tunity to attend summer school at the I'nlverslty of Ca llfornla . Miss Edna tlolteen on I'alm live, nun left on Wednesday to spend the remainder of her vacation In Inwu, South Dakota and North Da kola. She will make a visit to her parents, whom she had not seen for rive years, and will thin return In Ashland In time for the open Inn of school In September. Invitations have been extended to friends of .Mr. and Mis. s. More inns to attend their sliver weddlnn nnnlversav. which will be held on Sunday afletuoon at their home on .Oak street. Mrs. .1. Edward Thornton anil Mrs. Clifford Jenkins' have I , spendinn a vacation at the coast. The first i etnent was poured in the Kee.ter nulelt dam on Thurs day. The rock crusher at the foot of Mountain avenue has been In operation for several dnvs rendu; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Scott spent a pleasant week end at the l.nk o' the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. I'eter Spencer, who live at I'alo Alto. Cat., announce the birth of a son on June 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer were former residents and have freiiuently vis ited here. Mr. Spencer Is a brut Iter or I). M. Spencer and Miss Mary Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Kred D. Wanner and Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Kinney visited Crater Lake and flovern nient camp on Sunday. Their son I'aul Is employed at (lovernment camp, Mr. and Mrs. John Dounherty have returned rrom their vacation, which they spent In southern Call rornln. Mr. and Mrs. Elinor Heinle have returned front a honeymoon trip to Marshfleld, Salem and Eunene. Mr. and Mrs. Heinle, who were uiari'led recently at Eunene. will make their home at the Krldenar aparlmcnts. I.ynn Mownt arrived In Ashland Saturday. accompanied by his mother. Mrs. W. II. Mowiit anil Jim Kinney. Mr. Mowat and Mr. Kinney have none to Diamond Lake to enjoy a vacation while Mrs. Mowat will remain in Ash land lo visit with friends. The Mowat family were Ashland resi dents for many years. Miss (leornla Coffee spent the week end at Klamath Kails. Dr. and Mrs .C. E. Shlnn are the proud parents of n fine baby boy born In Seattle .Inly 23, at the home of Mrs. shinn's parents, wllh whom .Mrs. Shin has been vlsltiun for several weeks. Mr. anil Mrs. Kred Taylor visited I Crater Lawe on Sunday. Mrs. Louis Schweln .who has! I n uulle 111 fur several days at her home on church street. Is nreatly Improved and able to be up. I Mrs. Marnarel Cason, teacher lul the Lincoln Tnilnlnn school, will' leave soon to visit at I'orlland and Sea I He. The rirst term of the summer! se.slon at the Southern oivnon Normal school will end on Thurs-i : day of this week. Most of the sin-1 . will continue ihrounh the I second term but some will leavel I late In the w k for their homes. ' : Mr. and Mrs. I). K. Carson re-' turned on I'llday from Mc.Mlun Mile. Ore., where they have been spendlnn the summer, Mi'. Carson! will return lo McMlnnvllle on Wed-1 nes. lay mornlnn. accompanied by his sister, Miss Kim. nil, oirson. and Ills niece. Miss I. nolle Carson, who will spend several weeks at Mlonvllle. Mi. and Mrs. 10. V. Carter nunc In (rotn Lake o' the Woods on Mon day. They phut to return later In the week. Miss r.ealrice Hall of the South ern llrcBon Normal school faculty DON'T suffer headael... , , i i " '"armli.K hrl.ln.. hosiess on i Store iin that Haver X.uirin ci; i , ryra,n" " " """ end in a hurry! Hrysician, rcrib( t,!. "n, "i?',!:' ""''' '! It,, and approve it, free use. (or it' , "" . ' ' V""!' ""'''" .In.. ....I o IT I,. I t.-.. . I . 1 -''" s.ieei. AIISH Mel -. ..v... riy uruu- Anderson gut has it, but don't ail lo ask ilu!r..r hinh ..... ,.,.u uuoi kc, .a o.r r. civ i consolation Ml-s, any but the box thai says Bayer, will Marie chnn hiii , m,s, Mildred 1 M si-. V Mc can led of fthe trophy i scon, and Mrs. Arthur (lie word genuine printed i.' red: ..ntpla Is its 1ra.le mirk tit ub,p t -n.if.rtnre ft Hormacetlcsclilcitcr et BsllcllciclJ ; .Merrill were pleseme.l with up),,,.. prlate nuest nifls. Miss Hall wns jassl-ted by the Misses Wlluht anil I .Murrey in Servian a delicious I luncheon. Th w ho enjoyed Miss ' Hall's hospitality Misses Ma- ! lie Churchill. Clan, Trotter. Mil- died Merrill. Helen Anderson. I. II I Halt tirnves, l.eona Mar-ders. Kalh- ! rune lucent. M.n lal. A.I I Mi'Mlaines .1. 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