Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-02-04
SATURDAYS NEWS

SATURDAYS NEWS
Rev. ]. w. Hoyt is back from Al
bany where he had been attending
the installation of the president of
the college, and other ceremonials
pertaining to that event.
Miss Alberta Reed has come to
Ashland from Gerber and will re-
main here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Reed of the Shook apartments.
Mrs. Laura Antisdel of Omaha, |
Neb., is a guest of Mrs. c. F. Koch
Ter at the Presbyterian manse.
Mrs. P. N. Grisez is in Montague,
Calf, this week visiting with her
mother who resides there.
Mrs. ]. S. Parson was a Grants
Pass visitor this week, a guest of
her sister
Mrs. E. f. Hewitt, who has been
spending the past fortnight or so in
Portland, returned home yesterday.
NJ. C. Lininger has been a business
visitor in Grants Pass this week.
Miss X. ]. Raine and young niece,
Miss Katherine Raine, are in Ash
land, while on their way to Portland
from Santa Cruz, where they have
been spending the early winter. Miss
Raine is the owner of the Ashland
Natatorium and expects to return in
the spring and open that popular re-
sort as soon as weather permits.
w. H. McNair and T. II. Simpson
were business visitors in Grants Pass
yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Raney of Hornbrook
was in Ashland this week. where she
came to complete the sale of her
property on Beach street to c. c.
Banks. This sale was made through
the Beaver Realty.
o. F. Carson is spending couple
of days in Grants Pass this week on
a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wiltrout and
baby are coming to Ashland tomor-
row to spend the day with Mrs. Will
trout's mother, Mrs. II L. Green.
Messrs. Briggs & Briggs, Ash
land attorneys, are in Jacksonville
today on business.
Tomorrow the local Methodist
Episcopal church will celebrate
Home Day" at its morning service
At this hour an effort will be made
to have all present who at any time 1
has been a member of this church {
or affiliated with it in any way.
They will also have the entire Sun
day school remain in a body at this !
service. The occasion will be a big '
event in Methodist circles, and
large audience is expected.
V. o. N. Smith and Rev. G. A. Ed {
wards went down to Medford last
night to meet with the interstate SER s
vice committee in regard to the fund {
set aside for educational purposes
for eX-service men in Jackson cOun- {
ty The Interstate Y. NJ C. A. has !
allotted S515 for Jackson county to
be given to assist some deserving
men for vocational work in school or
college. S
Mrs. Emmett Lloyd of Blythe, Cal S
ifornia, niece of Mr.. V. o. N. Smith d
and Mrs. o. F. Carson, was a guest /
at Mrs. Carson's home over Thurs b
day night of this week. a
Mrs. Henrietta L. Green has sold L
her residence property on the cor
ler of Union and Fairview streets to 5
H. o. Childroth, the railroad black
smith, who takes possession immedi-
ltely. This sale was made through 1
he Lamkin agency. a
Earl Rasor, a former well known u
musician of Ashland who is now "
music in New York, writes il
o Rose Brothers of this city that he
expects to have trial of singing be- g
ore the Victor and Edison Record D
No doubt in the near "
uture Ashland people will have the il
pleasure of hearing this popular N
singer on their Victrolas in their Il
ZONES. r
The meeting of the Southern Ore
,on Fish and Game Protection Asso- o
.iation at Medford, Thursday, went e
IN record as strongly against the bill Il
which is proposed by the Claekamas in
Jounty Fishermen's' union. That D
,ill, initiated for the election next Il
November, should by all means be