Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-22
Local and Personal
WEDNESDAYS NEWS

extended a call to Rev. William e.
Bean Of Gladstone to fill the pull
pit In the Ashland church made va.
cant this summer by the removal OF
Rev. W. L. Mlliinger. The call has
been accepted and Mr.. Bean will ar
rive In the city this week and preach
In the Christian church next Sun
day. The new clergyman comes
highly recommended as a fine
preacher and live wiro in church
work and will be heartily welcomed
by his congregation He expects to
move his family here this week aid
will be domiciled in readiness to
take up his duties by rext Sunday.
H. L. Luttrell and son, H. X. Lut-
trell are guests at the home OF the
formers sister, Mrs. Walter Beving-
ton ON B street. Mr.. Luttrell, Jr., Is
on a 40 days furlough from the navy
and is stationed at Norfolk, Va.
The young people Of Ashland are
planning to have two young persons
present for everyone from Medford,
In attendance at the Young Peaople's
rally on Friday, October q This
meeting will be held in the Methodist
church OF this city on October "a and
will be the first Of three iousing
meetings held while the Jackson
county school convention is in ses-
sion in Ashland. Harold F. Hum
,ert, the state secretary, VII. Sive
his address 1.-THE Torch Of Flanders" "
H. C. Galley came home yester-
day from a two months business 80
journ in Eugene. He drove through
in his auto and reports the roads
In very good condition the most Of
the way.
Chief Of Police J. W. Hatcher and
Geo. r. Robson of the fire depart
ment, left for the woods this morn
ing on a hunting trip to the Dead
Indian country. They expect to be
gone week.
Mrs. George r. Gohrke, who has
been seriously III during the past
month, Is able to return to her home
from the hospital and is improving
daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert F. Westmore and
son Halward OF Spokane. Wash,
were in Ashland over Sunday. guests
at the home Of Mrs. westmore's un-
ele and aunt, Mayor and Mrs. C. B.
Lamkin. They are on their way to
Los Angeles to spend the winter and
to place the boy in school.
Cliff Payne makes Tabourettes.
F. n. kppelhoff, leader OF the Ash
land band, was business visitor in
Grants Pass Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Butterfield Of
Berkeley, Calf, has been a recent
guest OF relatives and friends in Ash
land.
The section foremen OF the Ash
land division held a meeting Satur-
day afternoon in the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms in Grants Pass.
This was safety first" meeting to
prepare for mo Accident Week." in
the period from october IS to Octo-
Der 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Vaupel and
Mrs. C. F. Sheperd left Sunday for an
overland trip through California
which will take them as far south as
Los Angeles. The trip was made In
the Shepherd car, and they will stay
all winter in the south, while Mr.
and Mrs. vaupel will return after
spending several weeks in Los An
geles.
Mrs. and Mrs. e. V. Carter are
home from the Lake Of the Woods for
q few days sojourn at their home
on the Boulevard. They were accom-
panied in by Judge James and Mrs.
Coke, the Carters' guests from Hon
olulu. After spending few days In
Ashland they will probably return
to the lake where Judge Coke has
been enjoying a season Of hunting.
Among real estate transactions
made In the city lately reports claim
that G. D. Owen. rancher In the
vicinity Of Ashland, has purchased
the we'll improved acre on the corner
of Ashland street and Mountain ave-
nue. from Mrs. Margaret Levivier, OF
Lewistown, Mont.
Mrs. A. H. Russell is home after
amending several weeks with her
daughter, Miss Mabel Russell, at the
iatters ranch near Grenada, Calf.
Mrs. D. H. Jackson and son Har-
old Of wichita. Kan, who have
been spending the past summer in
Ashland, left Sunday for their home.
They will return to Kansas by way
of San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Long Beach. This is the second sum-
mer Mrs. Jackson and her son have
.spent in Ashland and each year adds
greatly to their admiration OF Ash