Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-09-24

as he has been figuring on eating
venison for two years now and in
tends to crafty the desire when he
hits this section.
L. X. Bentley got in from the
mountains last night where be had
good luck while out and got a deer
or two. Mr., Bentley will remain
In Ashland several days before join
ing his wife In Los Angeles where
they will spend the winter. They
are from Minneapolis and were
camping here in the auto park for
several weeks.
Miss Lora Policy OF Portland is In
Ashland and will be guest at the
Reader and Policy homes for two
or three weeks. She will later go
to Dunsmiir to see her brother. Char
lie Policy.
H. L. Whited. the former well
known jeweler OF Ashland who left
here last spring for California. has
purchased jewelry store In Visalia,
Calf. Mr.. Whited will be associ-
ated with George Williams. who was
In his employ in Ashland.
Fred Neil has moved his family
from Montague to Ashland this week
for tho purpose of putting his chill
dren in school.
DIR. G. W. Gregg. who with his son
Dwight and Bill Allen has been taking
hunting and fishing vacation in the
Crater Lake country. has returned
home.
Samuel Smith OF Red Cloud, Neb.,
an uncle of e. F. Smith of this city,
stopped off yesterday while passing
through here and will visit with his
nephew for few days.
Frank Colvig went out to Wood
vale this week on a fishing trip.
Luck was against him apparently, as
he only got one steelhead, so he
gave up fishing in disgust. Picking
up his gun he went up the hillside
where he ran into fine three-point
buck which he brought down. He Is
convinced now that hunting Is more
his forte than fishing.
Chester MacCracken left last night
for Corvallis where he will enter the
Oregon Agricultural college for the
coming year. Chester is graduate
of the Ashland high school OF the
year 1919.
Workmen are engaged in repairing
the roof on the public library pre-
paratory to retinting the walls OF
the interior.
Ex-President Scott OF the Astorf :
American Legion Post was in Ash
land yesterday on his way to Cali
fornia with his wife where they ez-
pect to spend the winter. Mr.. Scott
states that the Astoria Post has 700
members and have already had more
scraps on their hands than any other
Post In the state.
w. c. Polk OF Fayetteville, Ark, is
in Ashland and is looking around
with a view to locating. He claims
to be much interested In this country.
He is being shown about by Mr..
Humphreys of the Ashland Mills.
Dan Connor or the Hotel Austin
has gone out to the woods to try
his skill in bagging a deer.
Miss Thelma Throne left last night
for Corvallis where she will enter
the Agricultural college for the COM
ing year.
.Orrie Sullivan, an ex-service man
of the 69th regiment, c.. A. c.. who
has been working in Weed the past
summer, has returned home.
Mrs. ]. s. Crawford of Talent was
shopper in Ashland yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss Helen Walker is back from
several weeks visit spent at Rocky
Point and Klamath Falls.
Mrs. ]. L. Greenwood, who has
been In Talent this week taking care
Of her niece. Mrs. Arch Waterman,
has returned home. Mrs. Water
man is suffering from stroke, but
is improved somewhat.
The Ashland Trading store has es-
tablished new vegetable rack in
one OF the front windows which al
lows running water to spray all the
vegetables and keeps them fresh and
cool.
Mrs. Jentry Of Lebanon arrived in
Ashland yesterday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elmer Mitchell.
Mrs. Anna Cash Barham of Pals
ley, a former we'll known resident of
this city. is spending several days
with old-time friends in Ashland.
]. F. Rocho came home from San
Diego yesterday where he had hoen
making a short trip. He drove
through with party Of friends from
Ashland to. San Diego in three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome and Mrs. AL
Peterson of Medford were up yester-
day afternoon attending the funeral
Of the late G. N. Gray.
Raymond Badger returned to the
oregon Agricultural college last
evening after spending the srmmer