Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-13

Seattle, The front page OF The news
paper has a picture taken at the time
OF the arrival OF the Governors sur
vivors in Seattle, among whom were
Miss Owen,
X, P. Campbell leaves today for
Los Angeles, where he will leave lis
two daughters during the coming
summer while he starts out on the
Ellison-White Chsutauqua circuit for
the summer course as one of the en-
tertainers. Mr. Campbell expects to
make visit in California before
starting out ON his summers work.
Mrs. R. A. Peterson OF Seattle is
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
l.. Oxford, at their home at 565 Alli-
son street.
: At the meeting OF the Womens
Christian Temperance Union aeld in
the library yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Jennie Hammond resigned as treas
urer of the union. owing TO press Of
other duties, and her place was filled
by Mrs, Jennie Wolcott. Plans were
made for a program to be presented
some time the last OF this month,
when the local union will celebrate
the anniversary of the organization
of the W. c. T. U.
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Interesting meetings are heinz held
every night at the Church OF the
Brethren, on the corner OF Mountain
avenue and Iowa street. The house Is
crowded every night by an attentive
audience, who gather to listen - the
sermons by the pastor.
. .
I. A. Morrison recently purchased
a fine Jersey bull calf from Mr.. Will
llams OF Gresham, Oregon. This ami
NAL carries some of the best blood
lines in the Jersey breed on the Pa
clflc coast, being the direct descend
ant OF four gold medal bulls, 81.
Mawes, Poppys st. Mawes, Rosarias
Olga Lad and Golden CLOVIS CHIEF.
His dam produced 557 pounds of but
Ter fat as junior three years old,
while the granddam and great-grand-
dam produced over 600 pounds oil
butter fat on test. The Rogue River
valley is fast taking its place in the
front ranks of production throughout
the state. and our Jersey cows are
making some remarkable production
records. II is gratifying to see breed
era of Mr.. Merriman's type heading
their herds with animals Of this type
OF breeding.
Mrs. Harry Foster of Medicine Hat
Alberta, was in Ashland for few
days, visiting Mrs. Glen McWilliams
Mrs. Foster left Monday for he
home.
Hotel Austin guests today include
IA. J. Hoffmeyer and II. J. Neper o
San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il
Rigg and Mrs. Z. G. Haight OF Spo
kane. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mcconnell o
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. f. f.. Powel
of Albany, Horace Sykes of Salem
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Adamson OF Seattl
and Mrs. Minnie W, Aydelotte o
Oakland.
Thomas Connor was in Ashlan'
Itfrom Hornbrook few days thi
week.
Stopping at the Hotel Columbia are
Leo F. Schoensten and c. d. Harmon
of San Francisco.
Homer Barron and daughter lisa
belle accompanied r. L. Burdic home
Monday from San Francisco In the
latter's car, when he made the record
time from that city to Ashland. Miss
Barron had been quite III In the city,
and her father was called TO her bed
side. As soon as she was able to
make the trip she and her father re-
turned home.
Miss Marie Falldine, county health
nurse, will have her regular office
hours in the library the second Sat
urday of each month. where she Will
be glad to have mothers call and con-
suit with her in regard to their chill
dren, or for any advice they may
wish from her.