Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-08-24
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THURSDAYS NEWS
Pioneer Hall ON the Carpet

Tne Iutufe use Oh tnt GluheeI iiaA'
will be up for consideration this
evening at q meeting Of a Chamber
Of Commerce committee at the hall
Representatives from all clubs OF
organizations having a possible use
for the building are invited to be
present at the meeting. General
opinion prevails that the structure
is a white elephant" and Is not be-
ing put to any considerable use. The
question has developed into an issue
following the decision Of the Civic
improvement club to build a rest
room on Mill street to used as a
clubhouse. The Civic improvement
club members have been using the
Pioneer Hall for their meetings In
the past. Those on the committee
are Mesdames o. Winter, Sam B.
McNair and f. j. Van SAINT and
Messrs, V. o. n. Smith and F. H.
Shinn.
Mrs. Mary Dunn and William
Schaumloeffel left today for Port
land where Mrs. Dunn will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Ella Rice, OF that
city.
John H. Fuller, secretary of the
Chamber Of Commerce, Is in receipt
of telegram from the Northwest,
Tourist bureau at Seattle, Wash,
asking for data concerning the
amount Of tourist travel through
Ashland The bureau requests fig
ures on the number of ears passing
through the city during the past two
weeks, classifying the cars by states.
AS no accurate check has been made
OF the tourist travel for the past
two weeks the information cannot
be given. Members of the Cham
Der Of Commerce have been consid-
ering several methods for getting an
accurate check ON the tourist travel
for some time although nothing def
mite has been evolved. Difficulty
is found in gaining complete regis
tration at the auto camp ground ow-
ing to lack OF interest on the part
OF the travellers.
Returns From Frisco q
Miss Anna Hargroye returned to-
day from several weeks spent in San
Francisco, to which place she went
to select her stock of fall and win
ter millinery.
To Leave for Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 2. Boslough,
who have been making their home
In Ashland for the past several
years, will leave soon for Colorado,
where they will make their home
for the present.
Washington Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Voruz of Baker,
Or, arrived for visit with their
daughter, Mrs. George King, and in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. King
made a trip to Crater Lake. Pelican
Bay and Lake O. Woods.
VIII Leave for Berkeley.
Mrs. Thornton Wiley, 63l Wal
nut street, will leave for Berkeley,
Calf, this week to visit relatives
for few days.
Improving Home
H. l.. Sayles, who purchased the
East Side grocery on Iowa street
and the Boulevard, is making some
improvements in the way of mod
ern living rooms In connection with
the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Cole and son
Kenneth of Roseville, Calf, who
have been visiting at Talent, arrived
In Ashland for a few days visit at
the home of ]. F. Cole, $50 Ash
land street. The Coles are former
Ashland people.
Morris Kaegi has returned from
Eugent where he had been on II
business trip.
R. NJ. DeMille, a local sign painter,
has purchased the vacant property
at l71S Second street, formerly
owned by c. II. Hargadine. The
deal was closed yesterday. Ii Is
the intention of Mr.. DeMille to build
home on the property which will
be occupied by himself and family.
Mrs. ]. E.. Clapp and daughter
Velma returned Monday from an ex-
tended trip through California, stop
ping at San Francisco during the
Knights OF Columbia convention at
that place. after which they motored
on the coast highway as far south
as San Diego. Miss velms, who is
an accomplished classic dancer, has
signed up with the Fox Film COM
pany at Hollywood after she COM
pletes her studies in the grammar
school.
Two Homes Sold
c. B. Lamkin, local real estate
dealer. reports that with the sale