Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-03-30

of Jacksonville yesterday. Bramwell
brought action for the recovery of
money alleged to be due the Jack
sonville bank on promissory note
and overdraft totalling $3S0S.
An epidemic OF what is know mas
Manila smallpox has been prevalent
in Talent. The schools we're closed
for few days last week, but the dis
ease is claimed to be under control.
Only few cases were reported, and
these, 1t is claimed, were OF very
mild form.
The following from Portland are
stopping at the Hotel Austin: Rev.
T. F. Smith, r. w. Hinner, F. E.
Bigelow, ]. NJ. Mcintosh, C. s. Lip
schnett. r. 4. Bradshaw and Geo.
H. Kaiser
F. G. Ostland is in Ashland this
week from the Montana oil fields,
where he brings good reports from
that rich find in the liquid gold that
is flowing in quantities from the bow
els of the earth. Mr.. Ostland states
good well was recently brought in
on a quarter section adjacent to that
belonging to the Ashland syndicate,
and the terrotory is fast being taken
up by representatives from all over
the country.
Good Friday is being observed In
the various churches today by relig'- |
Gus services. A union prayer service
was held in the Baptist church from
~ to today, while the Catholic and
Episcopal churches held services this
afternoon and the Methodist Episco-
pal church announces special services
this evening.
Rex Stratt0n, well known in Eu-
gene as former organist at the Rex
theatre, arrived in the city recently
for a visit with relatives and friends.
He has been located at Ashland,
Klamath Falls and Portland since
leaving Eugene. In Portland he has
had opportunity to handle one Of
the largest theatre organs.-Eugene
Guard.
Californians registered at the Aus
tin include l.. c. Francis and wife of
Loomis, Evelyn Chapman, Alice
Packwood and Jess Slyyia of Duns-
muir and J. A. G. Schiller of San
Francisco.
d. A. Applegate is dealing out law
and equity at Jacksonville as juror
this week. F. D. Wagner is also oc-
cupying like position.
Mrs. A. r. Wright, who has been
visiting her daughter in Yakima,
Wash, for several months, returned
a home yesterday.
D Mrs. A. w. Gray and son Roy are
!, in Ashland this week from Morley,
/ Calf, guests at the homes of c. A.
0 Cotter and Mrs. C. NJ. Bomar
Charles Graham and mother, Mrs.
Q Z. G. Elgin, are here from Doris,
y Calf, and are camping in the park.
= Mr.. Graham is owner of the Park
| store, and has rented 1t to S. R. San
= ders, who will conduct it during the
[ coming summer. Mr.. Sanders has
3 been resident of this city for the
past five years, and is well known
to Ashlanders.
4 o q
NJ. c. Reed, the we'll known Chau-
4 tauqua lecturer and superintendent,
a left last night for Houston, Texas,
$ to attend the seven-day Chautauqua
e convention of the Ellison-White COM
: pany. He expects to start from HOus-
4 ton on the summer circuit of the
s Ellison-Whte people.
w. A. Monroe of Northern Calif0r-
I mia is spending few days in Ash
5 land this week. Mr.. Monroe is well
known miner of Siskiyou county and
has with him some fine samples Of
3 chrysotile asbestas OF which he has
= an extensive mine, as well as some
. specimens heavy with lead, silver
and gold.
I Everett Acklin Is confined to the
house this week with an attack Of
grip.
Mesdames Hubbard, Childers. Wv
ian Schuler and Miss Sadie Lacey Of
Medford were Ashland callers yes
terday afternoon.
= o @
Mrs. Sam b. McNair and Mrs. ].
Edw. Thornton were in Medfcrd yes
terday afternoon attending to Red
Cross work OF which they are the
Ashland representatives. They were
accompanied to Medford by Mrs.
Catherine Haverkamp and Mrs How
/ ard Rose.
MONDAYS NEWS
Harold Simpson, a student of the