Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-06
Buys Fine CockereI-


service station, received a fine six
months old cockerel from the Crewd-
son Trapnest farm, of Santa Cnz,
Calf. this week, which set him back
$35. Mr. Freeman is growing grad
ually into the chicken business and
is getting some of the best White
Leghorns obtainable, and expects to
have stock equal to the best in the
city by the end OF another year. In
order to be better able to take care
of HIS poultry. he recently took
course in all the major subjects Of
poultry husbandry at o. A. C.
Spends Day in Medford-
Mrs. Max GeBauer left early this
morning to spend the day in Med
ford. Mr. GeBauer, who makes the
trip daily, recently purchased, in
connection with Mr.. Coffman, the
Valley Candy company.
looking for Location
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Williams ar.
rived in Ashland a few days ago
from Calgary, Canada, where they
have been during the past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are looking
for location and are well pleased
with this section of the country and
hope to find something satisfactory
hereabouts.
Baby Boy Arrives
P. D.. Sargent is stepping high to-
day as the result of the arrival of a
fine 10 pound grandson. the young
ster having arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Swihart, on Mountain
avenue, early this morning. Mother
and son are both doing nicely.
Start Work on S.phon-
Work was begun this morning on
the larige siphon east of the city.
which will carry the water Of the
Talent irrigation district ditch from
the Murphy hill to the bluffs on
Pompadour, crossing through the
Emigrant creek bottoms. It is ex-
pected that the work on the slphon
will be completed within a month or
six weeks.
Leave for Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wenner lert
today for Emmett, Idaho, for two
weeks visit with their daughter at
that place.
Visit Parents at Monroe
NJ. Earl Evans, who has been
spending the past few month in Ash
land for the benefit of his health,
left the first of the week for Mon
roe, Or, to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents.
Thanksgiving Guests
r. E. Newbry and family, E. T.
Newbry and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Newbry, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Newbry, of Talent, and Mr.. and Mrs,
T. N. Williams and son Ernest of
Calgary, Canada, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Clyde, of
this city, Thanksgiving.
Iiotcr from Montague
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Rise and Har-
ley Richardson, of Montague, Calf,
were visitors in the city Thursday
coming over to see the football con
test, and were very much disappoint-
cd to learn that it had been can
celled.
Here to Spend Winter
Mrs. Stamp, sister of w. H.
of Laurel street, ar
rived in Ashland a few days ago from
Colorado, and expects to spend the
winter in this city.
Has Strawberries Thanksgiving
Additional trimmings" to tur-
key dinner we're had yesterday by
George NJ. Souza, of Yreka, who
picked a handful of strawberries In
his garden. The ripe berries are
said to possess an excellent flavor,
and neither they nor the stems show
I'd the result Of the recent frosts.
Mr.. Souza states he can raise straw
berries until late in November nearly
every year
VIII Leave for Frisco
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Million ex-
Dect to leave tonight on train Is
'or an Francisco, where Mrs. Million
will take some medical treatment
Moves Reported
Mrs. Lillian e. Inman and daugh-
er Esther have moved into a prop
arty on Granite street. They re-
urned a few days ago from Iowa.
where they have been visiting for
he past three months.
Visits from HofnbrOOk-
Mrs. Ed Coker. of Hornbrook, was
recent visitor in the city. calling
IN the merchants and having some
lental work done.