davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-03-12
sIRRnG ATEs, NOTICES.


JOHNSTON. FANNIE y, LAwsON--in
Dursunnrc OF an order ~ Honora ole Hoha
y Cphalau. Surrogate ~ the County ot
New York NOTICE is hereby given 20 ali
Lawson Johnston late NJ the County OF
New York deceased 70 present the Eama
with vouchers thereof 10 the suhscriosY
Columbia Trust COMPANY, at fts place OF
trRnsacting business. 40 35s Fifth Avenue.
Manhattan, I'm the CITY Of New York, on or
before the ltth dHv ~ September next
dated Naw York. the l'th day Of March
1919 cor I-NRtA Tpf'ST COMPANY
'''pv NOW NRN TUONpSOS Executors
MATTHEW SPNllErTN, ATTORNEY for ~
ecUtors 1eO Broadway, Manhattan, New
cav =
The sun., 1919-03-12
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat - VEsEY STREET. /


2olTH ST W. W cor Seaman nv. i0oy
200, vacant-Met Life lns co agt p
Kirwan ct al, due s2i.9si. SO, taxes, sc,
Se.TiGs0; adjourned to March Is.
9th ST. 2t5 w. 5, 456 W 7th av. COX
$50, sty int and stores-Mutual Life
Irs 60 agt Helen Walter ct al, due sill
1855. taxes. SO. 81; adjourned 20
March is.
7TH at, 9O4 &c, es, ais Az h, s5xsolO.
sty int and stores--R l. Suydam agt
A s Jafter ct al, due S29,SSs,Ol, taxes
sc, Suisse; 10 the piainun for 1880.
ny Bryan L. Kennedy.
23p ST. sal Il. n {, 275 " Let av, 25xsse 0,
sty tint and stores--Met Life Ins Co art
} II Fox ct al, due S3O,OOl,42, taxes. a.,
Sl,VsO. ~, 10 lh- p:aintin fUc 3:5,015.
lat sel0 THIRD AVENUE,l
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
WALTON Av. 9SS, w q, 2SS1i l6l,h st.
llO,5x2oo, to Gerard av xi7o,5x irreg. 2
sty dwlg and factory-FaTmers l. & 4
Co agt III Ronuer ct al. due Slb,-
s7S.l7.. taxes. sc. SiAG;. to VIM A Do
, Long for sl6,S7o.
The sun., 1919-03-12
HE'LL wANTEl-MALK.


ADVERTISING DETAIL. MAN.
We need the services OF young man
who has had at least one year continuous
agency experience in placing copy and
cuts. In publications; must assume entira
detail connected with furnishing copy,
cuts checking, Insertions and. bills and
making up schedule; must be able To
handle intelligently rates and closing dates:
the right man has a permanent and grow
Ing position with a permanent and growing
organization; state complete experience. g.
j.. box 50 sun once.
Auto School Largest and best school in the
WEST SIDE u. s. Send for booklet and pass
Y. NJ. G. A. toschool. Telephone Columbus
3l5 W. 57th 81 1920. Special CLASSES for ladies.
The sun., 1919-03-12
HOLLAND HOUSE IN NEW HANDS

The Holland House, at the southeast
corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirtieth
street, which for years has been regarded
as one OF the leading hotels of the city,
is TO be taken over by new interests. The
new lessee is the George II. Stockham
Company, which has obtained a five year
lease on the hotel. The rental Is to be
determined on a commission basis. Assoc
ciated with Mr. Stockham in his new
venture will be George c. Brown of the
Park Avenue Hotel.
The new managers plan to make ex-
tensiVe Improvements in the hotel. prin-
cipally in the refrigerating and culinary
departments.
The Holland House was formerly OPP
Grated by the late Gustave Bauman, WHO
built the Hotel Biltmore. and is now
owned by the Whiting estate of Wash
ing,on. In October. 1910, the estate
leased the property TO a syndicate at an
annual rental OF $4,000.
The sun., 1919-03-12
Residential LEASES.

The Houghtsu Company lesAed the
four story dwelling at 20 West Ninetieth
street for George w. McAdam 70 Thomas
r. Neary.
A. II. Mathews rented the private
residence at Sl6 West Nineteenth street
TO Mary Barrett.
L. J. Phillips & Co. leased s2S West
End avenue 10 Cuthbsrt 8. Powell and
Marie II. Kelly. ..5'.'.r'
The sun., 1919-03-12
TO BUILD ON BRONX PLOT.

b. II. weisker has sold for a syndi-
cate consisting OF tho Alliance Realty
Company, Daniel d. Freedman and
Clark O, Daley to William ]. Dia-
mond, builder. for Immediate improve
ment, the plot OF eight lots BOOBIES on
the west side OF tho Grand Boulevard
and Concourse. 200 feet north OF East
l96th street
The sun., 1919-03-12
Claim Blanks Are Mailed.
~ cid' Dr.patch 10 THl sc--.sr

~ cidi DSspdtch 80 THE Sc~-
WAsHISGroN, March 1.-THE clothing
and equipage division Quartermaster
Corps, is mailing forms A and c to all
contractors on their list who have claims
against the Government 1t is under
stood there arc approximately 1900
firms which will be required 10 fill out
these forma
The sun., 1919-03-12
DEAL IN DYCKMAN SECTION.

John N. Goldlng sold for the estate
OF William Il. Isham the twenty-eight
vacant lots on the east side of Tenth
avenue between 211th and 212th streets,
for immediate Improvement The pur-
chaser will probably erect apartment
houses on the property.
The sun., 1919-03-12
FOE SALE


THE PRESENT owners of
plant which for nine years has been
devoted successfully to the business
Of fireproofng fsls-ics and manufar-
turing fireproofing solution and
compound are DESTROYS of selling
their plant, good will and valuable
secret fireproofing formula. Adj
dress box BIB, DOREMUS & CO.,
A Bread St., New York
The sun., 1919-03-12
Australian Embargo Report Cues
TONED.
Special pespatch to Tnr srN

WASHINGroN. March 1l.--Government
officials here have received no informa-
ton regarding the report that an en-
barge had been placed 10y the Australian
Government on all imports other than
those of British origin
The American attache in Melbourne
has been asked by tho Bureau of Foreign
ana Domestic Commerce TO confirm or
deny the report. British Embassy Off
Gals doubt the despatch is correct.
The sun., 1919-03-12

Brook Av. 1913; Trinity av. SIS: Rob
bins av. ssi: lssd st, 7ls z; l11st 1t.
tse f; stebbins av 1861; Mapes av, 2l4s:
map tamSreioSs Ct az ry s5n s So B sSt
mont av, 249S and 2I97; Cromwell av.
lfs; lGeth at. 81 f. lot SO. revised map
n. t562-G; 22lth ct. SIi e; 242d ct Go
Z; Wilder av, +i7O and Ely av. ?. 81 8
Boston Post I'd, eSxs5-John Bussins.
av, Mount Vernon, n Y, 20 assts. atty.
John Bussing, Jr. EOS f Lincoln sv.
c, Mount Vernon, y 1a...,....,,...a....1
20 John Bussing. Jr. 205 p Lincoln av,
Mount Vernon. y Y; atty John s3ussing,
Lr, 2o5 E Lincoln av, Mount Vernon,
LOTS 10, 20. a to 10. 20 to 81. ii TO a. q
to So 81 to "a, q q. IS and sc. maps l.
Dash, ] Bowie Dash and Ano, eSrs. eSrs.
to Bowie Dash Realty Co, Dash pl and
2tOth st; atty, Lawyers T & 7 Co, $50
Bway, assign mtgs. ...........s i4. 42o
LOTS TO 5, same map-same to same;
LOTS e.. IS. 8. 81 and IS. So. So. es and
IS. 20 TO %. .. 10, +s and so. and S, 4s,
and 20 so. 81. 80. 81. 2s7 TO sot and 2S5
atty. same assign - mtgs. .S3l.l47.50
LOTS 10. 20, 81 TO 90, 26 TO al. II to ~. 20
TO 70. 81 to 81. 81 20. SS and &C. "a and
s5, s, 81 and SIS. 90 and 90. IS ana SO. 70
70 rs, .. 10. ~ and so, and s. - and IS.
60 and 81, ~. IS and IS, 80, 9s7 TO 500,
ass 20 2ss, TO s, same map--Bowle Dash
Z
Bway. assign 80 mtgs atty,
same. .........sIo, 767.5O
LOTS ls. 90 AZ TO 40, ~ to 81. 20 to So
81 to 5i.-4l TO -, 81, 20. IS and So. map
Dash Estate-Lawyers T Il T Co to J 3
Dash. Dash pl and 24Oth 81, and ano,
eNrs; louisa Dash; atty. Lawyers T a r
Co. $50 Bway. assign S mtgs.
CROrONA PARK NORTH. n cor Crotona
av, 4s.l0xlo0 .sNb4.lNlOl. l--Cordelia W
French 70 Fred French. Builder. Inc,
% Cedar st; atty, Title Guar T Co,
y &c. 4
SAME PROPERTY-Fred F French,
Builder. Inc. 10 Isaac Morris, IS Bldridge
CRoToNA PARK NORTH, n = 4S1O o
Crotona Av, 42XloOll--Cordelia w
French TO Fred French. Builder Inc
Eedar ST atty, same. ...-....,....sl
SAME PROPERTY-Fred + French, Build
er. Inc. TO Isaac Morris. IS Eldrdge st .
aNig' 90 . . % . 81 lOU
SD Az. 3o4s--Emanuel Brumme! to Otto
Wuln. AZ De Kslb Rv. Bklyn: atty, ny
Wendt, 90 Nassau st.............sl3,OO 900
The sun., 1919-03-12
American Dresses Abroad.

with view TO introducing .Nneri-
can made garments In the European
markets upon a more extensive ScAAe,
the Associated Dress Industries "
America IL making arrangements TO 90
tablish Offices In London and Paris.
Otto B. Shulhof, president of tho or
ganization. is planning to leave on the
Espagne March IS and will make Lon
don his first business stop. After open
Ing headquarters for the organization
there he VII 60 to Paris to establish
connections.
While the purpose OF the foreign Of
fees will be to make It possible to
develop an export business In dresses,
the STATS also will obtain and furnish
information for the members Of the or
ganlzation in this country. which may
be utilized to their individual and col
lectiye advantage,
The sun., 1919-03-12
MECHANICS LIENS .
Manhattan.

l4lST ST. ~ and so Violin Richman
Plumbing Contracting co nEt John ]
Mahou, owner and contractor, ...... $3.50
CHRYSTIE ST 1s3-William KovalslSy agt
Equitable Trust co, owner. Frank ST.
herman, owner and contracto S4a15
GOTH ST. 425 E-Abraham Safflan agt
Katie Jacobs. owner and contrac-
The sun., 1919-03-12
Secured Woods Sell Well.
spec,a, Despatch 10 The &c

Boston, March ll.-Prices ruled high
at to-days auction of Government
owned wool. The offerings consisted OF
approximately 2.s5o,O00 pounds of
secured woods, and more than SO per
cent. of tho lots were disposed OF.
The sun., 1919-03-12
WEST ST. WAREHOUSE SOLD.

A. ]. Robinson sold for the Lansing
Company the seven story warehouse
building at 2SS to ESQ West street, Just
south Of Canal street, occupying a plot
f46Xlo0. The purchaser. Frank A. Paige,
will use the property for his own bust
ness.
The sun., 1919-03-12
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and at
torney)
Downtown,


(South of FourIeenth street,
AVENUE II, 9Th st, g0.2xos, m.
March 6-safs Commerce Corpn to
Richd NJ Iedersr, private banker, 90
Avenue u, due and int as bond; Rd-
drsss, Lederer's Bank, IS Avenue
MANGiN ST, Is, $, ai1ioo, p m. March
i0-Rosis Felsen and Rno TO Annie
Aaron, iO5 W llsth st. and ano, yrs.
Sc; atty. Mark Aaron. ~ Cedar
wNvERi.Y PLL. $3.50. S7ioIsO,s. pm m.
March i0--Cosnl Realty Corpn 10 Green
wieh Saw Bank, 2i6 eth av; due Feb 4.
1924, Sc attys. Middlebrook 81 Borland.
East Side.
EAST OF Firth avenue. between Fourteenth
AND iioth streStsh
18Th ST. Sass Il, March lo--commo-
dore- Biltmore Co to the Bank for Saw
ESQ Attn av: party second part holds pr
mtg t256. 900; attys. Cadwalader. W a 7,
40 Wall Ht..'...''' 'Ne'VoO
West Side.
(Kest Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
: and ll0th streatA.l
18TH ST. 81 w. n 8. 2l,IsI92, March l.
The sun., 1919-03-12
lis PESDENS.
nrna-

Ruth Pullman White ct al. action Tor
specific performance OF contract; atty,
81 ] sullivan.
The sun., 1919-03-12
Road Men Selling Ginsham..

Road men representing vurious cot
ton goods houses here continue to send
In excellent reports OF sales of lre dress
ginghams In all sections
The sun., 1919-03-12
SELLS WEST 18TH ST. HOUSES.

Three three story and basement dwell
ings at 1871 to 165 West Twelfth street,
opposite St. Vincent's Hospital, have
been sod by the estate of Julia A. Mil
lar. which had owned the property for
n number of years. The buildings oc-
cupy plot fronting 62.s feet and hav-
ing a depth of 1898 feet, near Seventh
The sun., 1919-03-12
SELLS LAST OF ITS HOLDINGS.

avenue. The Identity OF this purchaser
could not be learned.
The sun., 1919-03-12

ana assets OF sz.oOo. The Two pet'uoh-
sio3 Marcus Mare s"G Holland. ii SO sIoaaway..
JosEPH RTcoSE--A voluntary petition of
JSsHPh Pisons 1SnsstS' n: T. ssITs ,d ~
BELL. 800; Margaret j. Youmans. SIS.
creditors are located in Yonkers. David
FERDINAND 8. FERGUSON, JR-A vol
untary petition OF Ferdinand 3. Fergu-
liabilities Of sis.o7S and no asssts The
three largest creditors ares Alfred Bon
face. Rosa Gap, n. y $500; David
estate OF Robert w. Courtney, 52s Green
wien street, ti.4ot. Jacob Marx, 10 Wall
street. is the attorney.
Schedule in bankruptcy.
WAITER K. TIcHNoR---A soheduI. of
walter X. Tichnor, no address, shows IL
abilities OF %. ISL and no assets. The three
l l.r,gest ersdi,ors are: Jeanetse W. Hiess,
Podan, care % SO BsosSvsy sssc ni Hor.
bert w. Clark. care OF sss East fremont
eyenue, .,62S. Ths bankrupt nied his
own petition.
Judgmsnts.
Tho following Judgments were nied yes
terday. March II, the nrst name being that
OF the debtor:
Amsterdam, Isador--P. Kramort
Brooklyn Heights r, r. Gov. 't
J. Tyler. 49,. 49,. 1.EIos
Jarrett, James ii. A. Lew. 1874
change Bank. ................. 1885
Casualty Co of N Y-Peopls,
sc, ...:................ 80. 100000
Nelkln ..,..........,...... s5s.s5
Sohen, David RI. Esbach.. Ioi.l !
Same-E. Eschbach. ............. 400. so
Dill. VIM F-G, W: Perrine ct al 1,377.4S
Jensen; costs. ......,.......... I2425
Enrich. Morris-M Abremowitz
4 Sons. ...........,......... 2u.sO
Co. Inc. .............,. 1885
Go. Herman Basch & Co. 4.7sO55
Celeno----Pooplo, SO. .,......'.. 10000
Realty Corp. .....e.....,...... 1.ISebO
Towel supply Steam Laun-
csrFiulo, siliiviO. trustee, DEP. ''''-
Henry. Christopher ia. doid. '.
Ht GS5s i.m.,.do,ham Nj. t4V'l'
Kochman. bernard - Enyard g.
Kn ESSeeSS sf Bag Co. me. ''O'''
Farmers Bag q BurlaP Co. Inc. ttS,l!
Leon: Vincent Ca. sii.. Inc. 1880
OLsavitt BrosI--J. r. owen. s4ssc
Nadine. Geo. r, adm.-Burns
Bros. Inc; costs I4s.S4
MotEkin. Louis Il sadore Omitted
Cleaners Dyers)--L Klein
Nc Ksosh. John TT E shoehy -
MsEri't 4 chapman Derrick
WreckinG Co.--Terry a Tench
Co; costs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ill 10
y Y. c. r II, Co.-I. La Sale. 12.lSs. IS
same--P. Grassi ct al. ......... ls.18s. 70
,neren corp. Of y. Y..''..(.". 2r2s no
Perret, Leonce-L y. Parker. 15s. 10
BoEgs .........,'....."..,....s. oes,75
Sun Printing & Pub Assn and
Erwin Wardman - Den Nor
ske Ameriekalinjs Aetisse'ska- ,s,so
Shaw, Ethel-M Decker. ....... 1870
baum e.''e...'.....',...'. srsp2
Shaw. Walter B--Morrls Il CO.. 1924 GO
st. Nicholas Zinc Coo, C.
al ',,.,.,...',.., ','.,.'.'' 12.a55o2
wynehouse ..........,......, 6,1so,i5
Webster Live Poultry Market Co.
Inc-Flock & Hillmsn. -. e4sI.7C
BRONX.
DrllIick. Jacobs. Malamud ct
al. ..................... 1922
Klein. Ignatz and Bella III 800.
Mussler Mc!urnd-lang CO.. 1881
| Rosenteld. Edwsrd--M, n. Borg 20s 81
Ian lam Kstrsi--s Jacobs. 4ao.7.
Shapiro, Isaac-I SeliKman.. Gl.gl
| Schwartz, Fanny--H schear 500
Satisfied Judgments.
The sun., 1919-03-12
FOR SALE.
"CLEMENCEAU"

Portrait on paper Of luxe &ox6c BeAutt-
ful engraving by Touquet Dorva!, " q
Member Of Jury or French Artists Islnnited
number ~ Prints and signed by the artist
Price IS o. tFrHncs 20o). Write 20
gCuo. ~. boulevard Nsgents. Paris.
The sun., 1919-03-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


BROADWAY. d55I-6s--JoB J Siocum ct al,
exrs Margaret o Sage 10 Bowery Saw
Bank. 1fs Bowery: attys, Cadwallader,
nth ST, Ssi J., a [, mtg now fl.50O--
Isidor simon TO Samuel simon, t6 Pitt
ct; ettys. Fluegelman Trosk, 50
The sun., 1919-03-12
Sweaters Instead OF Houses.

Some importers returning from buying
expeditions abroad have Included in
their collections largo numbers of sweat
ers, which they procured with the idea
OF selling for use instead Of blouses.
Developed In the slipover style. the
sweaters are made of heavy silk. closely
knitted; the sleeves are short and a
soft collar finishes the neck opening.
The sun., 1919-03-12
RUSH FOR SPRING
SILKS is NOW ON
Buyers and Manufacturers
Face Clash Over Prices
+ for Fall.

Buyersand dealers in tho local silk goods
market arc said TO be displaying little
interest just now in merchandise for
fall What tho buyers do want are
immediate deliveries on orders for spring
goods. Tho manufacturers generally
arc concentrating their efforts to supply
the big demand and many are refusing
to take orders for fall. According to
Important factors buyers are showing a
growing inherent in fancies, including
the lines of stripes, checks and plaids.
In spite OF tho general feeling that
prices must drop on goods for fall de-
livery, manufacturers declare that un-
less production costs decline materially
between now and the time fall silks
are made prices will remain substan-
TALLY the same as now. They point
out that every item entering into pro-
duction remains just RS high as 1t has
been, with the exception OF raw silk,
but they deny that tho cost Of the latter
alone controls the price OF the finished
product,
But buyers are certain they are going
to get lower prices for fall. and they
promise not to be so complacent in this
respect later. as they have been this
spring. They say that war prices can
not continue indefinitely In peace time,
and declare that they will refuse TO
place orders II prices run as high for
fall goods as they are now.
The sun., 1919-03-12

with name and address OF owner and at
torney.)
Downtown.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-28

Mayor c. B. Lamkin Is driving a
handsome new six-cylinder Chalmers
automobile, which is recent pur'
chase.
Mrs. Dora Cullen and daughter.
Mrs. E. T. Spence, have arrived from
Salem where they have been living
for a time, and will occupy their
home at 566 Allison street.
o. c. Kinds, a mail clerk running
into Ashland, left Thursday night for
Oakland, CAL, where he will spend
month or so on a vacation. His wife
and little daughter have been visit
ing there since before Christmas.
A stone retaining wall tC
be built on Granite stree
near the park cottage to replace
log wall that has given way wal
recommended by the street commit
tee at the meeting Of council las
Tuesday evening. The work wal
autorized with the understanding
that bids be asked for the same.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-28
pure buckwheat flour at Ashland

Pure buckwheat flour at Ashland
Trading Co.
Miss Rowena Roberts has gone to
Myrtle Point to spend some time
with relatives and friends there.
Mrs. p. B. Whitney left Sunday
evening for Portland to visit with
friends for a short time.
Attorney w. J. Moore has been
confined to his home for several
days with a mild case Of the Flu"
Mrs. L. A. Roberts has returned
from Myrtle Point where she had
been making an extended visit with
relatives.
A. G. Gum, who accompanied the
body of his wife to Sepastopal, Cal.
for burial two weeks ago, has re-
turned home.
The Jackson County Auto Club has
erected a service station on the va
cant lot on the corner of East Main
street and South Pioneer avenue, and
which opened for service Monday
T. Il. Goody has charge Of the sta
tlon.
Otto Michel, who has been spend
Ing the winter in Roseburg, was In
Ashland during the past week while
on his way to Montague where he
will take charge Of the management
OF the Lamkin wheat ranch for the
coming summer.
Buy all wool suits. It pays in the
end. See the fine assortment al
orres tailor shop.
Charles A. King, manual training
teacher in the high school, accom-
panied a number Of the Boy Scouts
on hike up the Ashland canyon OF
Saturday. The boys spent the day ex
ploring the fastnesses OF the noun
tains. = {" f.4 u
Chester Stevenson has sold his res
ilidence on Mob Hill, together with thu
furniture, to j. F. Green, a newcome
to Ashland formerly from Indiana
The deal was made thru the Beave
Realty company and includes the pur
chase OF the furniture.
Dried prunes and peaches 10c an
15c per lb. Ashland Trading Co.
A marked improvement is report
ed in the condition OF those who hav
been seriously Ill with influenza dur
ing the past two weeks. Among thos
who are making a recovery are Cha:
, Robertson, one OF the firm OF tn
White House grocery. F. T. Wilso
and Misses Myrtle and Edna Dough
, erty.
Nell p. Stewart OF the Tank servic
arrived in Ashland last week and wi
make an extended visit at the HON
Q of his sister, Mrs. H. E. Huls. Nj
i Stewart recently returned from Ent
land where he had been Ill for som
time in hospital in Manchester. II
y has been discharged from the serviC
and will remain here until he has fu
p ly recovered his health.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-28

Stove Bargains
% Heating Stoves at
Reduced Prices
Your old stove taken in Exchange
monographs on Easy
Payments.
Provost Brothers
HARDWARE
HARDWARE

A hearing in the matter of the ap-
plication of the Oregon Gas & Elec-
trio Company for authority to in
crease rates will be held at the city
hall in Medford Thursday, February
6. at 10 o'clock a. m, at which time
all parties to the proceeding will be
heard.
Robert Muller, the Fourth street
baker, who lost his equipment by fire
several weeks ago, is fitting up the
Thad Powell building on the corner
of Fourth and A streets and will open
a bake shop there as soon as his oven
arrives. The new bakery will prob
ably be ready for business about the
first of February.
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken and two
SONS, Charles Gordon and Elliott,
returned to Ashland Friday evening
from San Francisco where they have
been spending several months while
DR.. MacCracken was stationed at Let
terman Hospital in connection with
army service. The oldest son, Ches-
ter. expects to come home in about
two weeks.
An important land deal was trans
acted in Ashland last week whereby
M. G. Lininger, proprietor OF the Ash
land Preserving company, purchased
fifty acres OF what is known as the
old Roper place belonging to Henry
B. Sander. Thirty cows belonging
to the dairy herd Of Mr.. Sander IS
also included in this sale. Mr.. Lin-
niger expects to grow tomatoes on
about twenty acres of his new pur-
chase, while the cows will be looked
after by Nathan Flrestone, who has
moved to the ranch. E. N. Norton,
the we'll known dairyman, Will han
die the milk from the dairy.
Extra nice molasses now on hand
at the Ashland Trading Co.
Garments cleaned, repaired, re-
modelled, at Orres tailor shop.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-28
HIT. CALIFORNIA. ITEMS

Mrs. Irving Dunn has been quite
i'll the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Robson are
now keeping house In the new addi-
tlon to Hit.
Mrs. Ira r. Dlsbrow has been con-
fined to the house since Christmas
with case of Influenza
Mrs. w. A. Newall has recovered
from influenza and is about again
after a several weeks siege
Mr.. and Mrs. i. ID. Young will leave
soon for lie Moln, Mr.. Young having
resigned his position as foreman In
the box factory. 3 ~
Miss Eleanor Greer left Thursday
night for Sacramento where she will
visit her brother, c. F. Greer, who Is
on the staff Of the Sacramento Bee.
Everett Trefren has returned from
Vancouver where heewas stationed,
occupying position In the Spruce
Division Of the army. He will be en-
ployed by the Fruit Growers Supply
&C. here.
Mrs. ]. ]. Sands and children and
Mrs r. A. Norris and son Ralph left
Monday morning for Yuba, Califor-
mia, In response to message an
nouncing the serious illness OF their
sister, Mrs. Leslie Keck.
A Junior Christian Endeavor has
been organized with Grace Hammick
as president; Veva Lutman as vice
president; Zelda Lutman, secretary
and Ruth Hammick, treasurer. The
first meeting was held at the school
house Sunday, January 19. at 200
o'clock. Mrs. r. A. Norris assisted
with the meeting and Miss Eleanor
Greer with the music. A number OF
mature people are 10 assist these
young misses in this excellent work
for which these enthusiastic young
people are to be given much credit
In initiating this organization.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-28

Burton Whine arrived home Mon
day morning from Camp Lewis where
he had been sent from the eastern
coast shortly after arriving in the
United States from abroad. He has
been discharged from the army and
will remain here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Whine. Burton
is looking particularly we'll despite
the fact that he was i'll during his
overseas sojourn.