Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-15

c. W. Minis, who had been attend
ing the Triennial Conclave OF
Knights Templar Of America, re-
turned home yesterday. He had
stopped in Eugene while on his way
home and attended the Grand Com
mandery of the same order there
Mrs. Minis, who had accompanied her
husband east, stopped in Chicago TO:
time.
Miss Hope Burdic, sister OF Dr.. R.
L. Burdic, was a visitor at the home
of the latter this week.
Mrs. Walter Walrad and children,
who have been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Eugene Walrad, left
yesterday morning for their home In
Newport.
A treat will be given the Ashland
public by the gifted young violinist
Leonard Claudian Petit. assisted at
the piano by Irvine Hampton Isaacs,
who has had wonderful success and
criticisms Of the press all over the
United States. Mrs. MacAdams, the
dramatic artist of the late Charles
Frohman direction and the lyric so
prano, Eugene Caldwell and Julia
Hockett of Denver, Colo, will give
delightful variety to the program
which is to be held In the M. E
church. October 13, 1919. 1t-36
Harry E. Miller, formerly of En-
terprise, Oregon, is in Ashland and
will spend several months in this
city. Mr.. Miller's wife is a sister OF
Mrs. DeCarlow OF Pinehurst.
Mrs. Henry Bates Of Medford, who
has been staying in Ashland for
some time with her father, ]. C. Jor-
gensen of the Lithia bakery, who
has been very i'll, has returned to her
home.
Tomorrow, October IL, has been
announced in local churches as go
to Church Day." in which all men,
bers are not only invited to be in
their accustomed placed in the house
of worship, but are asked to bring
some one with them.
Harry Chapman OF Minnesota has
been a guest this week OF his grand
father, w. F. Shaw OF Elkader
street. Mr.. Chapman is an ex-
service man and was in France with
the fiel dartillery.
Rev. c. e. Morris, the newly ap-
pointed pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church of Talent ar
rived in that town Friday and af-
ter confering with local church Of
ficials will move to Talent with lhis
family Rev. Morris will preach his
first sermon Sunday at IL a. m. He
comes highly recommended as an
able and eloquent preacher and a
popular preacher.
Mrs. Dan Stone Of Oakland, Calf.
is visiting Mrs. George Robson at
her home on Laurel street this week.
o. f. Carson and Stuart Saunders
came home yesterday from Eugene
where they had been attending the
Grand Commandery OF Knights
Templar In Eugene.
Lloyd Bryant has been feeding ten
carloads Of cattle In the Ashland
stockyards for the past two days.
These have been gathered from the
ranches and local stockraisers and
will be shipped to Oakland. Calf.
John NJ. Walker OF Greensboro,
N. c.. Is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Barber, at their home on
Granite street. He has been in del
icate health for some time and will
spend the winter in this city with
view OF recovering his former
strength.
Fred Schuerman, a we'll known
Ashland boy, has been elected treas
urer OF the freshman class OF the
University of Oregon for the COM
ing year. Mr.. Schuerman lately re-
turned from France where he served
with the 65th regiment, G. A. c.,
and was wounded during battle.
A new 1920 model Buick automo-
bile has been delivered to L. F. Fer
guson. The new car is beauty,
and Mr.. Ferguson says he is going
to lay for the fellows who have been
throwing dust in his face for the
past six or seven years.
Attorney W. J. Moore returned
yesterday from a business trip that
called him over into Lake county.
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