Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-01
Local and Personal
(From Saturdays Daily.)
Thieves Visit Grants Pass

thieves during the latter part OF thu
week, according to the Grants Pass
Courier. Among things taken were
a gum machine and till at cigai
store, a box of candy from the ga:
company's office, some spare ribs
and backbones, also few pals o.
lard from meat market. Two othei
attempts at entering grocery stores
failed.
Wishing in Dunsmuir--
Mrs. A. c. Demers spent the week
visiting with friends in Dunsmuir
her former home.
Leave for Final Hunt
Progress of party of three hunt
ers can be estimated by watching fol
Move Reported
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hewitt will
move within a few days from 17S
Oak street to the Neil house at 12S
Factory street.
In from Lake OF Woods
Prof. |. E. vining came in from
Lake of the Woods Friday after
noon, having spent the last few
weeks at that resort.
Looking for VenisOn-
James Beagle left Friday for the
Dead Indian country, in connection
with the forestry work, but expects
to take time off while away and look
after a winters supply of venison
Return with the Goods
Wallace lReeder. Fred Neil and
Henry Enders returned from a sue
cessful deer hunt during the week,
three pairs of antlers serving as evil
dence of their craftsmanship.
Returns from Klamath
Robert Warner returned from
klamath county few days ago af-
ter having spent a short time there
investigating the duck hunting.
Arrive for Meeting
Jesse Winburn, accompanied by
Walter NJ. Pierce, democratic nomi-
nee for governor, and Mrs. B. F. Ir-
vine, wife of the editor of the Port
land journal, arrived this afternoon
at / O'Clock to be present at the big
political meeting tonight at the
Chautauqua building, as well as at
the formal opening of the commun-
ity club house earlier in the evening.
Football Team Feted--
Ashland's football team will be
given rousing reception, win or
lose, this evening, states the Klam-
ath Falls Herald. Eighteen high
school boys were excused from
school Friday to go duck hunting, in
order to provide duck feed tonight.
The feed is being prepared for the
boys by the domestic science class.
A reception for the visiting team
was held Friday night after the
rally. This evening the boys will be
honored with dance, the Junior
Elks being hosts for the event.
Several Football Games To-day
Northwestern followers of the
gridiron are anxiously waiting re-
ports from different parts of the
country where their favorite teams
are playing. Ashland is playing
klamath Falls, the game being
staged away from home; 0. A. c.
is playing Stanford at Corvallis; the
University of Oregon is battling Ida
no in Portland, and the University
OF California meets U. S. C. at Pasa-
dena.
In City on Business
E. N. Norton, formerly proprietor
Of the Norton Auto company of this
city, but who has been located in
northern California for some time,
was in the city Friday.
Moves Reported
A. E. Chase moved this week from
$50 A street to the Miriam Way
property at 209 Almond street.
Stores Household Goods
Karl Henry, who has been living
on the Walker place on Neil creek,
has stored his household goods in
Ashland.
Enlarging Office
The ]. II. McGee store Is enlarg-
ing its office. having changed some
partitions so as to double the office
room.
Grape Juice for Soldiers -
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the Parish house Friday
morning and made grape juice fol
disabled soldiers. So bottles beint
the total amount put up by the la
dies. The grapes we're furnished by
Mrs. Heath OF Terrace street.
Attend Football Game
Several local young people mo
tored to Grants Pass today to SEE
the football game. Among thes,