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

week. and had only been gone a short
time up the Neil creek region when
he returned with another deer. Older
and experienced hunters are begin
ming TO be green with envy at the luck
OF the boy, as some OF them have
come back with an empty bag.
The following real estate transac-
tions were reported yesterday at the
Beaver Realty agency: Three and
one-half acres on Ashland and
Guthrie streets belonging to Long
Beach parties were sold to Blue &
Thompson. This is improved orchard
property with buildings. A lot on
Mob Hill street belonging to F. e.
Conway was sold TO Mrs. G. W. Al
len.
Mrs. Anna Moore left last night
for San Francisco to meet her hus-
band. Captain Frank Moore. who has
recently returned from France where
he saw service in the world war.
After a vacation trip to Los Angeles
they will return here. Captain Moore
later going to Camp Lewis for his
discharge.
Miss Helen Carlton, who is spend
ing the summer at Central Point,
was a guest yesterday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Reed.
Elmer Smith has purchased the
Foster property on Oak street and
will occupy II for permanent home.
It is Mr.. Smiths intention to eventu-
ally remodel or rebuild on his new
purchase.
Messrs Powell and Granger. who
have the contract to construct the
new home recently purchased on Oak
street by G. W. Loosely. have COM
menced tearing down the old struc-
ture on the lot. This will be re-
moved all but the two front rooms,
which will be rebuilt and added to
until practically new building will
replace the old.
]. H. Thatcher is back from Weed
where he had been employed during
the summer.
Mrs. H. L. Brown and little son
started for their home in Los An
geles last evening after spending
several weeks with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Winter. They
will stop in Oakland while on their
way to visit with Mrs. Browns sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Bourne, Jr.
On account of heavy business Har-
old Simpson is assisting in the State
bank this week.
Miss Evelyn Merrill has gone to
Dunsmuir to visit her brother and
sister for a week, en- route to San
Francisco for visit.
c. R. Jillson, with his guests,
Michael and Donald Hurley, and
Fred Neil, are out on hunting trip
which will cover several days. The
young men expect to 90 to Crater
Lake before returning home.
Ned Ellis, an s. P. engineer from
Hornbrook, and his brother, Bob
Ellis, a switchman of Oakland, Calf,
both we'll known to Ashland. are
spending a short time in the city
while taking a trip up through this
section of the state.
Mrs. A. D. Jillson is visiting In
klamath Falls this week.
Miss Kathleen Silver is clerking
in Rose Brothers confectionery. TAX
ing the place of Miss Thelma Thorne
who leaves this week to enter o.
A. G.
Herbert Num-, state highway en-
gineer, has been in Ashland for the
past two days, and has been making
inspecting trips over the Green
Springs mountain highway.
Hon. James L. Coke and wife are
expected here soon for a short visit
with Ashland friends. Judge Coke,
who is Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court at Honolulu, and his wife are
great admirers of Ashland and the
Rogue River valley and, in their VS.
its to the main land. always arrange
to include Ashland in their itinerary
Ashland campers at Lake OF the
Woods on return to their camps after
short stay at home found their ef-
fects in sad disarray. The thieves
made quite haul; guns, one watcn'
other odds and ends, including some
liquid refreshments Uithia water)
are reported as missing. Efforts
will be made for the employment OF
caretaker in the hope Of avoiding
repetition Of this annoyance.
A call has been made for report
of the condition Of the banks on
September 70. These published
statements will be read with unusual
interest this time as the prosperity
of the valley will be reflected IN
some degree at least by these re-
ports.
Mrs. Dan Walker is spending this
week in the Dead Indian country
a. guest of her sister, Mrs. Appiegate'