Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-13
(From Mondays Daily
Dance Greatly Enjoyed

Dance Greatly Enjoyed
The football dance at the Jackso
Hot Spring Saturday night, given
Floyd Dickey in honor of the locs
gridiron stars, proved a huge su,
cess, according to those who wer
present. The music was excellen
and live crowd, almost all of whOI
were from Ashland, kept things &C
ing every minute.
Expects to Move Here
r. N. Taylor a civil engineer @
Fort Jones, Calf, spent several day
last week in Ashland He was her
looking for house to move into, a
he expects to move his family her
about the first of the year.
Buys New Car.
Miss Vida Bradshaw, teacher il
the Wagner Greek school, bought
new Ford the latter part of las
week.
How Are the Roads,
Inquiries in regard tc the condi
tion of the roads to tne south o
Ashland have been made and Nigh
be answered as very good, consider
ing that one car drove from Wood
land, Calf, Sunday and two other!
arrived here in the evening, having
made the trip from Redding. The
occupants of the cars report tha
snow was falling all the way from
Redding until they arrived at the
Barron place few miles south OF
Ashland.
Band Rchearsals Postponed
Regular Monday night practices by
the city band will be discontinued
until after the first of the year ac-
cording to word given out by Carl
Fl. Loveland, director. this morning.
This means there will be no rehear-
sal this evening.
Dies Here saturday.
DR.. Harry e. Mitchell died Satur-
day afternoon at l O'Clock at the
home of C. M. Waite on Iowa street
DR.. Mitchell came here very recently
to visit with friends and was strick-
Ell with paralysis. The funeral ser.
vices will be held Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock from j. P. Dodge & Sons
funeral parlors. Interment will take
place in Mountain View cemetery.
Here on State business
Lee Rusk, representative of the
bureau of labor for the state of Ore
gon, is spending few days in Ash
land, looking over certain equipment
which is inspected by the state every
few months. He arrived from Klam-
ath Falls Saturday and will leave
In few days on his trip north, stop
ping at various places where boilers
and equipment are to be inspected.
Here from Roseburg-
Howard Parker who has been EN-
Dloyed for some time by the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company, at
Roseburg, spent Sunday visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Parker.
Eden Man Exhibits
Among the poultry exhibitors from
his section to exhibit at the South
srn Oregon Poultry association show
was Z. C. Lockwood, of the White
Wing Poultry farm, of Eden precinct
His birds were ineligible to compete,
Is he had their wings clipped, this
Earring them from entrance for high
,st scores. though the fowls were of
Inc quality.
Buys Medford Electric Shop
d. r. Conner, of Ashland, has pur-
'hased the Walker Electrical COM
,any, from Max GeBauer. who re-
,ents purchased the establishment
rom Mr.. Walker. Mr.. Conner has
lad considerable experience in the
Electrical line and has an experienced
lattery man. The name of the shop
las been changed to the Radio Bat
cry and Electric shop. He Is plan
ling on moving to Medford as soon
IS he can secure a residence. says
he Mail Tribune.
business Visitor
Attorney E. d. Briggs was in Med
ord Saturday. visiting friends and
ltending to some legal affairs.
Visiting with Aunt
Mrs. Leta Hill. OF Langell's valley.
n klamath county. is here for a few
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Iuff, OF Garfield street