Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-18
Return from California

hetutu rom Caltf0fuihs-<
Mrs. Wesley Eastman and children
have returned from short visit with
friends in northern California.
Guests in the City
Miss Ham, of Medford, and Miss
Bratney, of Portland, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Evans, Sunday.
Visits in Lake County
Mr.. Carbon is in Lake county this
week, on business.
To Meet Wednesday -
The missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will be enter
tanned at the home of M.ss Niver
and Mrs. Curry, II Laurel street,
"wednesday at 1880 O'Clock. Mr..
Hulett will conduct a 'Klondyke
meeting" Miss Lucy Niyer will lead
the quiet hour. The program con-
s.sts of such items as prospecting" :"
stalking Claims" "gold nuggets" ;"
pay dirt" etc. All women inter-
ested are invited.
Royal NeighbOrs Reorganize-
Work of reorganization for the
Royal Neighbors and placing the
lodge on a firm basis was completed
at the Moose hall Monday evening,
a great many members being pres
ent from Talent and Jacksonville,
with a class of initiates. Following
the completion of the business Of
the evening, the Modern WOodmen
were invited in and served a fine
banquet. The meeting broke up at
very late hour.
w. r. G. Eentertained-
The w. R. C. club was entertained
at the Hessler home on Mountain
avenue Monday. About 20 women
were present to enjoy the afternoon
together.
Visits with Relatives
Mrs. Ella Rice, of Portland, and
Mrs. o. D. Caldwell, of Los Angeles,
visited over the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. Mary Dunn, and sister.
MIS-. Elizabeth Van SAINT Mrs. Rice
has returned home. but Mrs. Cald-
we'll expects l.. spend several weeks
in the city.
POstmaster's Orders
Postmaster E. j. Kaiser and the
city carriers are urging upon the
patrons of the carrier routes, who
have not provided mail receptacles
at residences or places of business.
that the time for doing so is near at
hand. The first assistant postmaster
general has made sweeping order
that all patrons must provide them
selves with suitable mail receptacles
or with slots in doors before No
vember 1, or mall VIII not be de-
livered to those failing to do so. The
purpose Of the order is to speed upI
delivery of mail by city carriers.
Visiting in City
Miss Louisa Wood, of the home
economics department of Oregon
Agricultural college, is spending a.
few days visiting in the local schools.
Miss Wood is visiting all of the
Carpenter Is Injured
While en- route from Portland to
this city, where he had obtained en-
ployment as carpenter, j. A. Hack
lin, riding a motorcycle, collided
with an auto driven by Carl Bebe,
of Medford, sustaining a compound
fracture of the left leg below the
knee. The accident occurred lateI
Sunday afternoon on North River
side avenue, in Med'ord. Hacklin
was removed to the Medford hospital
and it is expected he will be laid up
several weeks before he can resume
his work.
Will Meet Church Leaders
Miss Ruddy, field secretary of
Missionary work of the Presbyter-
ian church, will meet Christian En-
deavor leaders, Sunday school teach
ers and Guild members next Monday
and evening at the church.
1t is hoped to have a supper at 6
O'Clock. and an informal meeting
following, when Miss Ruddy will
speak Every leader and teacher
should plan for this meeting. Mrs. |
c. B. Lamkin VIII entertain Miss
Ruddy while in the city.
Motor to Grants Pass
Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Koehler, Mrs.
c. B. Lamk.n. Mrs. W. G. Lyman,
and Mrs. Jos. Angel of Phoenix,
drove to Grants Pass yesterday for
the Presbyterial executive meeting