Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-02
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place purchased twenty acres of the 7
same kind of land. Both deals were
transacted through c. B. Lamkin.
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The Woman's Missionary Union of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. C. C. Howard, 493 Fair
view street, Wednesday afternoon at
2:3O Leader, Mrs. Dickerson. AS
sistant hostess, Mrs Stennett. All
ladies are cordially invited.
Something for you. Get yours.
Studio Ashland, March Z. 1t
The city union of all the churches
for home missionary work will hold
its annual meeting in the Baptist
church Thursday, March 3, at 2:30.
A good attendance from every church
in town is desired. Everybody well
come.
Hats cleaned and blocked at
Orres' Shop
Word has been received from Mrs. |
Minnie McGee that she is so miles
north of Ascraft, on the Frazier riv-
er, British Columbia, visiting her son |
and daughter, where she will remain |
two more months, after which she
will return to Ashland.
Helen Keller at the Armory the
25th. 1t
| Prof. H. l. Lufkin is here to take
charge of the Polytechnic College.
He has been in charge of business
college at Bakersfield, Cal, and
comes with the highest recommends
tions from that state. He is observ-
ing class work and getting the run of
the school today. His wife and son
will arrive in Ashland the last of the
week and establish a permanent
home.
Fred Rosecrans bought new Ford
Friday from F. L. Camps.
Studio Ashland will be your stu
dio. 1t
Through the inadvertence of the
city editor the Congregational Ladies'
Aid Society were made to give a
Thanksgiving ball next fall. 1t
should have read Thanksgiving ba-
, zaar. The error was entirely unin-
territorial but caused much comment
t and fun and has served to firmly fix
! the bazaar in the minds of all. Don't
= forget that il is a bazaar instead OF
n a ball that they are planning and
!. begin saving your small change fol
the event.
|. Mrs. Samuel Netherland of Med
: ford was in town Friday.
Grand ball at Natatorium Fri
: day, March 6. $3.50 p. m. No ragginl
!. or improper dancing will be allowed
O Good order, good music. The bes
floor in southern Oregon. Gentle
men 75 cents, ladies free. S0-2t"
t Doc Helms of Medford, on the roat
t between Phoenix and Talent, suffered
e quite a mishap which he escaped
d without personal injury. 1t appear
y that his steering gear would not worl
and the auto left the road ant
Il plunged through the fence, breaking
Z off two fence posts, and rushed OF
q into the side of building, inflictin!
ir serious injury to his Jackson Thirty
+ Dr. Helms jumped before the ca
struck the building.
,r Studio Ashland is progressive.
s. Circuit Judge T. ]. Cleeton O
le Portland, who has been presiding 4
4 the circuit court in Jackson count
in the place of Judge Calkins, who
l. at present presiding at Portland, Wis
IL tied Ashland Saturday afternoon. II
stated that he had not been in Ash
Ia land for many years and that tn
were a great surprise to him. Judg
u Cleeton is a candidate for justice O
~ the supreme court. He was count
'e Judge of Multnomah county prior t
u his election to the circuit cour
10 bench.
in l.. l.. Multi, U. s. bank examiner
arrived from Portland Sunday moo
and is spending a few days greetin
'e his many friends and looking afte
&c business matters. He expects to g
70 from here to Berkeley, Cal, to visl
u Mrs. Multi and the children.
The male chorus and soloists G
the Methodist choir will assist tn
Talent church in an entertainment
h. March 8, for the benefit of the par