Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-08
Moves Reported

e, w. Kaumeyer, a new arrival IN
the city who has been living at 316
Hargadine street, moved Tuesday to
1864 Ashland street.
w. S. Eaton moved today from
Third street to a ranch in the yicin-
ity of Talent.
Eagle Meat Market Sold
The Eagle meat market on North
Main street was sold Tuesday to
r. C. Challis, a new arrival in Ash
land from Hermiston, Or. Mr.. Chal-
lis comes to Ashland as a first class
butcher and will carry nothing but
the best in the way of meats. He
took charge of the shop this morn
ing.
Returns to Klamath Falls
Mrs. ]. H. Foster, of klamath
Falls has returned home after hav-
ing spent several days visiting with
relatives in this city.
Funmakers Break Sign
Some of the young people OF the
city carried their fun beyond the
amusement stage last night when
they broke the glass out of the sign
of A. M: Orchard, the North Main
street shoe repairer. The cost OF
replacing the sign will probabl,
amount to about $40.
Many Deer Killed
Hunters in Oregon killed 10000
bucks during the season which
closed October 81, according TO al
estimate made by Captain A. E
Burghduff, state game warden. rh'
season as a whole was poor and wea
ther conditions unfavorable, due t
the dry spell the last of Septembe
and early in October, consequently
there were not so many deer slaugh
tered this year as last, the wardel
said.
Demonstrators at Plaza
Mrs. ]. Ferguson, demonstrate
for the Crown flour and cereals, 1
spending the week demonstratin
at the Plaza market.
D,el in California
Word has been received In thi
r city of the death of Mrs. c. S. Pric
, at her home at Santa Cruz, Call
, Mrs. Price and daughter spent sev
eral weeks in Ashland during tn
past summer as the guest of Mrs
. Shell on Granite street and Is wei
q known IN the city.
Attend Hard Times Party
A hard times party was held Mon
{ day night at Medford by the EN-
, ployes of the Standard Oil company
s and was attended by the followin
Ashland people: Mr.. and Mrs. M. |
Patton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Finnel
4 an, Henry Pace and sister, Mr.. an
q Mrs. Clint Harkins, Miss Alice Rel(
d Andy McGee and Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
t Loyeland.
s1 Visiting with Parents
Mrs. Charles Tullis, of Milford
Utah, arrived in the city a few day
f aPo for a visit with Mrs. Tullis' pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Gamblers, g
: their home on Holly street.
r Visits in Marshfield-
A. O. Gustafson was bushes
+ visitor in Mardhfiald tie first
the present week.
Clerking at Grocery
g Elgie L. Altimus, who came her
Y recently from Salem, has accepte
o position in the II. P. Holmes gro'
e cry.
: Here on Red Cross Work.
g Mrs. Haines, Red Cross secretar
G Of Medford, was visitor in Asl
l. land this afternoon, and accolnpar
q led Mrs. S. B. McNair, local secr'
e tary of the Red Cross, to investigat
l. cases which have been reported
the organization.
Meeting Friday Night
/ Friday will see the end of tn
IS drive by the Parent-Teachers asst
l. citation for new members, and
/ meeting will be held that evening 9
g 1880 o'clock at the Hawthorne ar
n mex. All old and new members al
O urgently requested to be present, q
@ it Is expected that the meeting wi
be one of interest to every parent
the city. All fathers are invited
= this meeting, for the men as well
g women are expected to take a pal
II in the affairs of the association, an
are asked to become members.
&C (Ernm Thuredav's Daily1