Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-20
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Spokane People VISIT

days in Ashland and looking over the
surrounding country.
Here from Portland
r. B. Dorsey, of Portland, spent
a few days in Ashland during the
latter part of last week.
Stop Hero for Night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Maxwell stop
ped over Monday night In Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell live in Seattle.
Shopper from Weed
Mrs. Eugene Holmes, of Weed,
Calf, is a Christmas shopper in
Ashland today.
VIII Leave for Frisco
Miss Amy Darnell, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Burnie Burnett
in the Allen apartments for the past
few weeks, expects to leave for her
home in San Francisco Wednesday.
Christmas Visitor Expected '''
H. B. Kennedy, of Rockford, ILL.,,
left that city Monday and is bound
for Ashland, expecting to arrive here
before Christmas. Mr.. Kennedy is
an uncle of Dobbin Irwin, and will
visit with the Irwin family for some
time. e
Buys Car I'm Ashland
In a clipping taken from the Ore
gonian few days ago, it was stated
through the columns of this paper
that E. V. Carter had purchased
new Buick sedan while in Portland
1t seems that the Oregonian was mis-
informed on the matter of where Mr..
Carter purchased his car as the car
was bought through the Buick sales
agency in this city before he left for
Portland, and was delivered to him
here.
Build New Fence
An attractive picket fence has
been built at the edge of the raised
portion of the Nininger & Warner
pool room, and will eliminate any
possibility of some one being injured
in jumping from the higher portiofrl
of the floor to the lower part.
Installs New Player
Dobbin Irwin has installed new
music box at his pool room on East
Main street. The new box is one of
the very latest designs and turns out
some fine music.
Here for Holidays
Berton Whine, student at the Ore
gon Agricultural college, and a mem
ber of the varsity football squad, has
returned to Ashland to spend the
holidays with his parents.
U. of o. Vacation Soon
Students attending the University
of Oregon at Eugene will take their
final examinations this week, and
will return to the city Friday night
and Saturday. Several are planning
on spending the holidays in Port
land.
Missionary Society to Meet
The Presbyterian Women's Mis-
sionary society will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. c. B. Lamkin,
157 North Main, tomorrow at 1880
o'clock. Members and visitors be
prepared with a news item from the
home or foreign topic Persia and
Syria" and N"Mormanism."
Mrs. French Reported Ill
Friends of Mrs, F. f. French, for
mer resident of this city, now living
in Grants Pass will be glad to learn
of her recovery after having been
i'll for several weeks. She is now
able to be about the house.
Green Springs Road Good I
The Green Springs road is now in
good condition, state drivers of the
Klamath Falls stages. The recent
freezes have resulted in a smooth
surface as the snow Is frozen hard.
The trips will continue to be made on
schedule time, unless a thaw occurs,
which will greatly damage the sur
face of the road.
Detrlck Now Improving
Eugene Derrick. who was quite Ill
last week, is able to be out again.
Visiting In Grants Pass
Mrs. Hattie Neuber. OF this city.
is visiting friends in Grants Pass.
She will remain in that city for
some time.
Teachers TO Leave Friday
Teachers of the public schools who
live outside of Ashland are planning
on leaving Friday night and Saturday
morning for their homes. Several
who live too far away to make the
trip home. are planning on visiting
friends in Portland and other points. =