Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-04-28
FRIDAYS NEWS


The flock of chickens belonging
to Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Wallsten is
doing its level best to help out this
time OF high. living prices. Yester-
day an enormous egg was gathered
from . the coop, presumably con-
tanning double yolks, and show
ing how egg prices can be reduced
by getting two eggs for one.
]. B. Coleman, county assessor,
was in Ashland yesterday, and
while here called at the CONNER
cial Club and subscribed to the
membership campaign. Mr.. Cole
man expressed much interest in
the project, and his readiness in
entering into Ashland's CONNER
cial Club expansion campaign
shows the proper spirit of CO.
operation that exists throughout
the county.
Mr.. Lilly, brother of j. r. Lilly
of this city, with his wife will ar
rive in Ashland this evening from
Portland. After spending the
night here the two brothers and
their wives will go to Red Bluff
to assist in the celebration Of their
mothers birthday. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Lilly expect to go on to
Stanwood to visit their son Ken
meth before returning home.
Ray Jillson, baggage man at the
Southern Pacific station, is taking
two weeks vacation at present.
"
On account of the shortage of
news paper local magazine deal
ers have been notified that Nun
sey, Argosy and All Story Weekly
Magazines have suspended publ
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Newton and
children were HornbroOk visitors
during this week.
Mrs. H. f. Bowman and Mrs.
Cook, well known Talent women,
were Ashland visitors yesterday
afternoon.
The baseball game scheduled to
be played in Grants Pass between
the high schools of Ashland and
Grants Pass for Saturday has been
postponed until Wednesday of next
week. Owing to the rainy weather
the local team has not been able
to practice sufficient and are not
up to proper form for a game Sat
urday. A game is scheduled to
be played on the local high school
grounds May 6.
At the spring meeting of South
ern Oregon Presbytery in session
at Grants Pass Tuesday and
Wednesday, Rev. c. F. Koehler
was elected moderator for one
year. The permanent and stated
clerks are Rev. j. w. Hoyt and
Rev. A. H. Gammons. Rev. Gam
mons was unanimously elected
delegate to the gen.
eral assembly at Philadelphia in
May. while Elder William John
son of Roseburg was elected lay
delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dennis last
week sold their nice modern bun
galow and property on Palm ave-
nue. to A. NJ. and Mabel Clark.
The new owners are already fur
ther improving their new home.
@ .
The meeting at Talent is pro-
crossing nicely with good attend
ance and deep interest in spite OF
the inclemcncy of the weather. Ell
der Bean is Il forceful speaker and
presents the Gospel story in a
worthy manner which compels the
of his hearers. Every
body is cordially invited to attend
the services.
County Assessor j. B. Coleman
and A. c. Walker, candidate for
county treasurer, were in Ashland
F. Z. Watson and daughter,
Miss Winifred Watson, are home
from San Francisco where they
have been spending several months
during the past winter.
Mrs. Z. P. Voruz, who has been
spending the winter in Ashland
with her daughter, Miss Ruth Vo-
ruz, domestic science teacher in
the Junior Hawthorne school left
last night for her home in Baker.
o o
The Carter-Mills agency will be
the name of the new insurance
company which will open an office
in the State Bank of Ashland May
/. This office will be under the
management of V. V. Mills, who
has taken over the former Carter
Mccoy agency.
Sergeant Beecher Danford will
at an early future date, commence
D school of fire control, for the
benefit of the local First COM