Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-29

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store, has nearly finished the pre-,
scribed course In the School OF 0pto-
. metry, Rochester. N. T., and In the
meantime, before graduation, is cast
ing his eyes westward with the view
Of deciding upon a permanent locs-
ton.
Visits at Frisco
Mrs. N. G. Bates has gone to San
Francisco for a visit with relatives.
Returns to Coast.
The N. S. Palmerlee family who re-
turne dto Minnesota sometime ago to
locate there permanently amid old
home surroundings. are again on the
western coast, located in the vicinity
OF Sacramento.
Medford Business Visitor
o. H. Frohbach. secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, spent Thurs
day afternoon in the city attending to
business matters.
Demonstration Agent Montana
Visitor
Miss Florence Pool; county home
demonstration agent. who Is on her
vacation visitig relatives at her for
mer home IN Montans, is expected
back on July lst.
Keans Once Staged Fight Here
Many local people are recalling at
this time that Jack Kearns, manager
of Jack Dempsey, on July 4. 1914,
brought couple Of ham and egg
fighters TO stage an exhibition here.
One of them posed as Red Watson. n
lightweight OF some prominence, but
some one discovered that Red was
fighting some place else that day,
and the cat was out OF the bag.
Kearns Is well known to n number OF
Ashland and Medford people.
Y. NJ. c. A. Camp Meeting
The last meeting of the Y. NJ. c.
A. camp candidates for the camp
which that organization will establish
on Rogue river near Butte creek next
week will be held at the public Ii
brary in Medford tonipht at 1880.
This gathering is TO make final ar
rangements for the l2-mile hike to
the camp from the city park next
Tuesday morning. Any boy OF Jack
son county over l 2 years OF age and
OF good character is eligible, The
camp equipment will be sent by auto.
Indications are that boys from all
parts of the county will be present,
The return trip from camp will be
made next Thursday.
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Rogue River Warmer
The temperature OF the Rogue river
has greatly warmed up with the hot
weather OF the week, and the depth
OF the water has much subsided,
which means hat in another week
there will be fine fishing. Bear creek
and the smaller streams are in the
same condition.
Visits at Medfordr-- ,...
Miss Mary Ellis was in Medford
Thursday visiting friends and rela'
tives.
Leaves for Frisco
Jack Sibby OF this city left this
morning for San Franci-co on busi-
ness. Mr. Sibby stated that he might
be called to New York on business
from San Francisco.
From Fail Cieek-
Mrs. Agnes Herndon, who has been
visiting her son. John, at Fall Creek.
has returned to Ashland Tor few
weeks.
Return From Calf. visit
Misses Nina and Hazel Emery ar
rived home last evening from their
three weeks outing trip through Calf.
going as far south as Tia Jauna. Mex.
They visited with frieds at different
cities along the way.
Iiaby Boy Arrives
An eight and half pound baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs, II.
C. Manln June 20 at Salem. The pa
rents are former Ashland young poo-
pie, Mrs. Marin was formerly Miss
Brittle Bushnell.
Released on Bail
Oscar Erickson, OF Portland. chars'
ed with colliding and damaging an
owned by James NJ. Mac
guire while II was parked In front OF
the latter's home, has been released
on 100 bail. He will appear before
Justice of the Peace Gowdy, Monday
morning for trial.
Grocery Store Sold
The grocery store near the South
ern Pacific depot and formerly owned
by William Hibbs has been purchas-
ed by n. G Wolcott.
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