Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-15
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the back steps of his residence,
breaking his hip, is reported to be
very seriously i'll at his home, 1913
Factory street. 1t is feared by his
friends that the shock, coupled with
his weakened condition, may prove
fatal.
Rents AIillner Place
Artie Chrews has rented the H. H.
Millner place in the Boulevard dis
trlct, where he and his family are
now residing.
VII Attend State Meeting
]. H. Fuller will leave this even
ing for Portland, where he will at
tend a meeting of the state secre-
taries of chambers of commerce, on
November 10. H. o. Frobach. Of
Medford, president of the state as
sociation, left Wednesday, and Lynn
Sabin, secretary of the Grants Pass
chamber of commerce, is driving up
today.
Baby Boy Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Roberts are
the proud parents of a fine baby
boy, who arrived the first Of the
week. Mother and son are both do
ing nicely.
Moves TO Ashland
]. S. Gillespie, recent arrival In
the city from Portland, has rented
the property at 562 C street, and
will occupy the same at once.
Hoosiers Visit Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose. of Indiana,
arrived in Ashland a few days ago
by motor for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Morgan, of North Main
street.
VIII Meet Monday
All ladies interested in the part
time sewing classes will meet at the
public library Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Quite number have al
ready signified their intention of
attending the class.
Receives Visit from Brother
Mrs. Nettie Green, of 245 Granite
street, Is receiving visit from her
brother, Martin Sloan. who halls
from Pontiac, Mich. This is the
first time that the brother and sis
ter have seen one another in over
35 years.
Advertising Big Game
A number of Medford high school
boys were in the city Wednesday,
placing window cards over the city
announcing the big football game
for Saturday at Medford.
Another II. S. Paper Starts -
Klamath county high school will
have a newspaper published twice a
month by students and supported by
contributions of 81 month by To-
cal business men. A staff has been
appointed by Principal Robert Goetz
and it is hoped to have the first edi-
ton ready within two weeks.
Craze Extends to So. Oregon
Much heralded in the northern
part of the state were the famous
peon pants, the craze later spread
ing to Eugene, but it was only re-
Gently a lad brave enough In this
section of the state donned the nat
ty attire. Paul Luy, Medford high
school student, appeared at recent
Natatorium dance clad in pair OF
peon pants. Wearers of the "M'
modified and made an attack upon
the offending masculine clothing,
and divested the wearer, later hang
ing the trousers in the high school
assembly in order that all might
view and take heed. Luy was forced
to make his way home clad in his
overcoat.
Snow Deep at Lake
Crater Lake has wrapped itself
and the surrounding country in its
annual white blanket. According to
reports from that district, the snow
is now nearly two feet deep.
Locate Near Portland
Mr.. and lffs. G. H. Johnstone,
who recently sold their residence
here at 143 Granite street, have To-
Gated near Portland and have sent
here for their household goods.
Auxiliary TO Meet
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
American Legion will meet at the
Parish house tomorrow afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock. All members are
urged to be present.
Visits from CbilOquin-
Lee Shadley, of Chiloquin, Or,
spent Saturday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Oskar, S3 Nor
ton street. Mr. and Mrs. Shadley
were in the Argonne front together.
Grants Pass Player Honored-