Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
SATURDAYS NEWS


SATURDAYS NEWS
Impressive ceremonies marked thu
confirmation of large class at thu
Catholic church Sunday afternoon
Most Reverend A. Christie, arch
bishop OF Oregon, conducted the con
firlnation sacrament before a large
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Smith are
planning on going to klamath coun-
ty in a few weeks to spend the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Drew. Mrs. Smith, who has been
seriously ill at her home on B
street, is improving slowly, and they
will make the change as soon as she
is able to make the journey.
Some repairs are being made to
the Christian church on B and Sec
end streets The interior is being
painted and the walls redecorated.
w. w. Estes, well known Talent
resident, was in Ashland Saturday
afternoon on business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Patterson and
daughter Miss Rose Patterson, are
home from California where they had
spent several weeks visiting at the
home of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Fansteen of Madison. They
also spent some time in San Francis
co while on the journey home.
Oscar Gustafson has purchased the
Ira Shudy property, corner of Eu-
clid avenue and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and will repair and move in
about December /. The sale was
made by C. b. Lamkin.
Emerson Easterling is back from
Portland where he had been spending
sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Briggs
returned to Ashland from Portland
Saturday where they had been spend
ing a short honeymoon, following
their marriage in that city last week.
Mrs. Richardson of Brownsville is
spending a few days in Ashland, a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Hays on Scenic Drive.
Word has been received in Ash
land from the George E. Carpenter
family who went south a few weeks
ago for the benefit of Mrs. Carpen-
ter's health, that the latter is feeling
much better. Mrs. Carpenter is suf-
fering from a heart affection and
the mountain altitude here is too
high for her comfort.
Miss Nina Brewer will be en-
ployed in the O. II. Johnson jewelry
store during the holiday season.
Mrs. r. King OF klamath Falls has
been an Ashland visitor during the
past week. She is a guest of Mrs
NJ. Hibbs.
Mrs. r. J. Luke was in Ashland
from Frederick on business this
morning.
Robert Mueller mas sold the Bon
Ton Bakery to Ben Zurnstein, the
transfer being made Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Muller established the
bakery several years ago and later
sold it to Mr.. Zurnstein. Later Mr..
Zurnstein sold it back to Mr.. Muller
and now Mr.. Muller has sold again
to Zurnstein. The Bon Ton is a
good business as evidenced by the
fact that the Mullers and Zurnsteins
are determined to keep it in the fam
lilies. Mr.. Muller has not decided
what he will do in the future, but
Judging from past experiences it is
to be presumed that he will later buy
the Bon Ton bakery from Mr.. Zurn-
stein. Since selling the bakery a
year ago Mr.. Zurnstein has been con-
ducting the Royal bakery at Med
ford. He decided, however, that
Ashland was the best place to live
as well as to do business. so he came
and bought back the Bon Ton. Mr..
and Mrs. Zurnstein will occupy their
residence property on the Boulevard
where they lived before going to-
Medford.
Mrs. Agnes Herndon Of klamath
Falls come over last evening to pay
a visit with Ashland relatives.