Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-04-06
LOCAL And PERSONAL
TUESDAYS NEWS


dress the Tri-L club of the young
Women's Christian Association at q
BANQUET in the Methodist church IL
Is expected a large attendance VIII De
present.
> Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ross, who nave
been spending the winter in Rose
burg with their daughter, Mrs.
Whitehead. from Pennsylvania, ar
rived in Ashland last evening and
will visit with friends for several
days while on their way back east.
Mrs. Whitehead accompanied them
as far as Ashland and is also visit
ing here.
Hon f. V. Carter and j. W. Nc
Coy. president and cashier OF the
First National Bank, will leave this
evening on business trip to Port
land which will consume several
days.
Rev. c. F. Koehler is back from
Brownsville where he had been
spending several days. He was call
ed there to officiate at the funeral
services OF a former parishoner
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The state highway department has
issued the new wage scale, accord
ing to a statement from the capital,
which went into effect today. Under
this schedule common labor will be
paid $3.50 daily.
Floyd Young, the frost expert OF
Jackson county was in Ashland yes
terday looking over the orchards in
this vicinity to ascertain the amount
of damage done by frost the night
before. 1t is not yet known to what
extent the fruit crop has been dam
aged, but indications are that only
the very earliest fruit is in blossom
at. present, and this will be only
damaged.
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There will be an all-day dairy meet
ing for the dairymen of the Rogue
River valley in Medford, Saturday,
April 8, at the Public Library COM
mencing at 1890 a. m, A very in
teresting program has been arrang-
ed and any one interested in the
Dairy Industry should arrange to at
tend this netting
j. II. Fuller, secretary of the Ash
land Chamber OF Commerce, Is back
from Eugene where he had been at
tending the short course held at the
University for commercial secretar-
les. Mr.. Fuller is back with host
of new and important plans and ideas
for the future welfare of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Estelle Jones came up from
her school at Kerby to spend Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. Lena Brittson and children
are up from the ranch on Rogue river
to spend few days with Mrs. Britt
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Randles mo-
tored to Gold Hill Sunday to spend
the day with the latter's aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry
They returned home by way of Sans
Valley. where they picked some beau
tiful wild flowers and enjoyed the
sunshiny weather which they were
having in that locality.
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Supt.G. A. Briscoe of the Ashland
Public schools was in Salem this
week end transacting business,
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DR.. and Mrs. Garfield drove to
Ashland from Drain last Saturday
and spent the night at the home of
Mrs. Canfield's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Garrett. They returned to
their home Sunday, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett. A card from
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett was received
this morning by thenr daughter, Mrs.
F. S. Engle, stating they made the
trip TO Drain in seven hours during
the rain OF Sunday. and had stood
the trip very well.
F.. p. Poyer has purchased the
six-acre tract belonging to J. II. Full
Ter on Weightman street. on which
he will take possession Immediately
The Citizens Bank has some new
neat signs placed over the windows
OF the various departments In their
building. which are an added attrac.
tion to that institution.
Guests registered at the Hotel Aus.
tin are w. T. Wheat of Grants Pass
L. Gerney OF Hanford. Calf, f. c
Latchens OF Gazelle. Chas. n. Gard
OF Seattle. E. S. Orr and c. f. Pang.
born OF Yreka.
Miss Marie Falldine, county health
nurse. was an Ashland visitor today
looking after affairs concerning hel
work in this part OF the valley.
W. L. Johnson and. daughters