Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL And PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS
yisit In Engene-v
pr Geo. ]. Kinz and family who
have been spending the past two
weeks in Eugene and Portland re-
turned yesterday evening,
Portland Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Mitchell, Of
Portland. are visiting Mr. and Mrs,
J. l.. Hamilton who recently moved
there from Chico. Mr.. Mitchell has
been connected with the Telegram
and Oregonian for several years.
Visits Grants Pass
f. r. Staples is spending few
days in Grants Pass with investors
in the Ore. Cat Creek Oil Syndicate.
Daily news from that phenominal
field, he says. are encouraging
There will be real things doing In
Ashland when their big wells come
in Drilling on the Flat Willof is
progressing at rate OF 80 feet per
day, - nearer and nearer TO the
LIQUID gold 1t
Returns TO Kansas City
Mrs. Catherine Haverkant who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam
McNair, 36l Scenic Drive, during the
past winter, left yesterday for her
home in Kansas City Mo
To Correct Error
In yesterdays news item regard
ing the fire at the l.. c. Dunn home
on Laurel street II was stated that
five people were in the residence at
the time. Mr.. Dunn stated this morn
ing that G w Williams and himself
wire the only ones in the house when
the fire occurred.
Expects 10 Visit
Mrs. f. W. Redfer of Myrtle
Creek is expected TO visit her faith
er's home, G. W. Benedict, Scenic
Drive, within the next two weeks
Eugene Visitors
Mrs. J. W. Guiley and sister Mrs.
Edward from Eugene is visiting at
the home of Mrs Guiley's home, Paul
Gulley on Hargadine street.
Building New Home
Mrs W. ]. Moore is building q
new home on North Mains street,
across from the junior high school.
Many Oregon Cars
The 100000 mark In autOmobil
registrations OF Oregon was passel
May 81, with registrations on that
date totaling 100,159, according to
a summary compiled by Secretary of
State Koser The total registration
for 1920 was 10S.790 automobiles.
May registrations totaled 4579, or
just 3O2 ahead of May, 1920. Reg
lstration fees collected by the depart
ment to May 81, totaled $2.102,079,
as against total OF $2,OaO, ,O94 col
lected during the entire year of 1920.
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Peace Disturbers Are Fined A
Four men arrested lin the "wee
sma' hours" Of Sunday morning in q
cafe on b street on charge of
drunkenness and disturbing theI eI
peace were given trial in Judge m
Gowdy's court yesterday afternoon y,
at o'clock and fined $50 each vi
They were each given an additional to
jail sentence of 20 days which was Ii
suspended. The men are employed 10
on the highway. X
Has Operation -,
Miss Lena Provost underwent q a,
slight operation at Medford hos =,
pital yesterday. She was reported "
as improving this morning.
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Neighbors OF WOOdcraft Convene se
The convention OF District Number Ia
~ OF the Neighbors who held their
annual convention in Ashland begin p'
ming Monday was concluded today 81
District Number IL includes all al
lodges south of Eugene. The two ci
days convention was attended by ap- OF
proximately Sc members. A full re- al
port of the meeting will be given in III
tomorrow's Tidings re
O o m
WHISKY SHIPPED TO JESSE OF
WINBURN is SEIZED HERE I'll
Ashland. Ore. June - Three pt
barrels OF whisky shipped here from
Minnesota 10 Jess Winburn, new II
arrival here. were seized today by is
deputy sheriffs and taken to the jail pi
to be held pending disposal OF the 10
liquor under the federal prohibition 81
law. The seizure was maoc by re- CT
quest of United States Commissioner T
Davis. u
MFR. Winburn was quoted as say N
ing that he had owned the whisky Il
before the dry law went into effect C
and that he had obtained a permit TO Il
move IL from his old home in Minne- a
sofa. The question OF his right TO n