Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-08
LOCAL And PERSONAL
(From Wednesdays Daily

Oul On liHuA huhts ONe NNsA~@'
were in the party, but the one set
of antlers was all that could be
brought in by the party. Another
party of five hunters were reported
hunting in the same territory, and
shots from many sectors of the hill
SIDES indicated that many more were
out for a try during the closing
days.
Leave for California
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Raine expect
to leave in few days for Gilroy,
Calf, where they will spend the
winter.
4. DIR. Scheller in City
DR.. Scheller. the blind chiroprac-
tor. who had offices in this city a
few years ago, is visitor here for
q few days.
Leave for Weed
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Holmes and
Charles Moore left this morning in
their Ford sedan for Weed, Calf,
where the boys expect to work in
one of the mills there.
VIII Try New Home
Word has reached this city that
Mrs. Matte E. Davis, former resi-
dent of Ashland, who left here sew
eral months ago to enter the Odd
Fellows home at Manhattan, Kans.,
has left that institution and is now
in an old peoples home at Ottawa
in the same state.
Returns from Vacation
]. R. Robertson ,one of the city's
fire fighting force, returned to work
Tuesday, after his annual vacation
Improving Property
Mrs. Lena Channell, who recently
purchased the property at 100 Union
street, is improving the place
making a very comfortable home.
Motor from Dunsmulr-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Taylor, oil
Dunsmuir, motored over to Ashland
Tuesday and spent few hours with
the merchants of the city.
Hornbrook People Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hughes, oil
Hornbrook, spent Tuesday in the
city. having driven over in their car
Guest OF Mother
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Gale, Of
Grants Pass, spent the weekend IN
Ashland as guests of Mrs. Gales
mother, Mrs. Albert Sherard.
Returns from Trip North
DR.. A. c. Caldwell has returned
to his home here after spending
few weeks visiting at Portland ant
other northern points. He spen
several days visiting in Grants Pass
on his way home.
Klamath Woman Acquitted
Mrs Ollie Blowers, proprietor o
roadhouse near klamath Fails
was acquitted of the charge OF slay
ing a Mexican sheepherder near he
place in September The jury wal
out but for an hour. She was no
called to the stand during the trial
Armistice Day Plans Made
Programs for the huge Armistic'
day celebration aeing planned b!
Medford, are being mailed to th
residents of this district, as hav'
special invitations to all the Amer
ican Legion posts in the state. TIT
celebration, as is planned by th'
committee, will consist of a com
munity proposition and is beln'
widely advertised throughout tn
southern Oregon country and north
ern California.
This Is Apple Week
y Beginning last night and continu
ing through to Saturday night, thi
week has been designated as Ma
tional Apple week, and in accord
anoe Governor Ben w. Olcott ha
issued proclamation calling upol
Oregon residents and merchants t
lend their cooperation to the appl
producer.
Buys Property Here
Dr.. Chisholm, who recently ar
rived in Ashland, has purchased th'
property on Walker avenue and viii
occupy the same at once.
Halloween Franks Many
Though somewhat milder in ma
ture than the pranks of few year
ago, Ashland was not completel
permitted to be unaware OF Hallow
cen. Merchants, almost without ex
ception, were busy this morning re
moving signs of revelry from tn
windows while signs and other por
table articles were transferred from
their accustomed places. During th
early part of the evening, door bell
we're rung, and many yougsters hat
a good time parading around il
white robes and carrying jack o