Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-12


]. Handsaker, state director for the
American Relief, the Baptist Sunday
school under the superintendency OF
o. F. Carson paid $27l,50 in yolun'
tary subscription for this fund yes.
terday. ts.4 L
In the report given by Miss Hicks
at the meeting of the library board
last Friday evening 40 new subscrib-
ers have been added during the past
month. This indicates that forty
new people have been added to Ash
lands population during the month
of October who are old enough to
read.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kimball were in
Ashland from klamath Falls during
the past week for a brief visit with
friends.
George E. Lundberg, cashier Of
The First National Bank of Grants
Pass, was in Ashland over Friday
night attending the meeting of the
ocal Shriners.
A. S. Kleinhammer was in Ash
and Saturday from Jacksonville on
. business trip.
Willard L. Huxley has sold his 22
lcre farm ON Walker avenue through
he Lamkin agency to Charles p.
Newton, who takes possession today.
\ brother of Mr.. Newton will oc-
upy the house and operate the farm.
dr. Huxley expects to move to Ash
and to live.
A surprise was granted Rev. W. N.
nd DR.. Keeny Ferris this week when
hey were presented with a unani-
nous call to the Bethany Baptist
hurch OF Portland They have not
ecided yet whether or not they will
ccept.
Daniel Tilton, who has been Wis
ling for some time with daughter
q Falls City, arrived in Ashland yes
erday and will spend the winter with
is son, DR.. C. F. Tilton.
H. X. Hanna, a lawyer from Jack
onville, was an Ashland visitor yesz
erday afternoon. -a.-
4 Mr.. and Mrs, A.. Hahn, who sold
heir home ON Walker avenue this
'eek will leave soon for California
.here they will reside with a daugh-
er.
Mrs. L. ]. Davis of Wagner Creek
vas a shopper in Ashland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Rathbun eX-
ect to leave shortly for Southern
california to spend the winter They
ave just disposed of their ranch on
last Main street. #l
A representative audience listened
o theaddress given by DR.. Louis AL
'ert Banks in the NJ. e. church last
vening on Worldwide Prohibition
Joining, and America Leads the
pay.' DR.. Banks is one of many tenn
erance orators holding hundreds
{ rallies throughout the country in
he interests of the Anti-Saloon
sague and delivered his message in
forceful, convincing manner that
arried his audience with him.
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The city council last night passed
resolution granting permission to
|. G. Enders to install platform
,ales in the sidewalk OF the prop
rty he has recently purchased on
sh street
Word YVES received In Ashland
esterday of the death of Mrs. VIII
am Gillas, former well known
ssident of this city. which occurred
! Pasadena, Calf, last Thursday.
he remains we're taken to Dodge
enter, Minn., for burial. Mrs. Gill
S is survived by her husband, one
IN and numerous other relatives. |
State Senator C. NJ. Thomas OF
Iedford was a business caller in
shland yesterday. [r
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Hanes OF Hum
olt, Iowa, are in Ashland this
eek. guests at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. L. J. Orres on Palm avenue.
Rev. G. S. Brett, pastor of the
church for the past
lree years, left yesterday with his
lmily for Rio Vista. Calf, where
e will assume the pastorate OF a
lurch of that denomination The
loving OF Mr.. Brett leaves a vacan-
Y in the Congregations church here
hich will probably be filled sooner
r later.
Mrs. W. II. Cochran, with her two
ons. Robert and Jay, and two daugh-
srs, Aida and Mildred, arrived at