Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-29
visits With sister


DR.. McFadden of Talent, is hav
ing a fine bungalow built on hi
ranch ON the highway, where hi
daughter and her husband. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Borg, will make their home.
Mar,l.ed This Week
Miss Bessie Wedge became the
bride Of Dewey Marsh, this week
The young couple are residents OF
the Talent community, and their
many friends wish them the best OF
welded bliss.
Marine Corps Wants Men
Due to the present shortage of
field musicians in the Marine corps,
an active campaign for enlistment is
being staged throughout the coun-
try. Young men between the ages
of II and Is are wanted to so to
the musicians schools at Paris Island
and Mare Island, The minimum
height for enlistment is Ga inches.
Making improvements
E. B. Hunt is making extensive
improvements to his residence, 220
Mountain avenue.
Visits with Daughter
Mrs. l.. j. Heer spent two days this
week visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Smith, of Dunsmuir.
Makes Trip to Eugene
Harry Yeo is expected home this
evening from Eugene, where he has
been on short business trip.
To See Thanksgiving Game
A number of University of Oregon
and o. A. c. students are expected
home next week for the annual brief
vacation afforded by Thanksgiving
day. Many who would otherwise
spend the several days allowed in
Portland or some other city in the
part of the state VIII re-
turn to Medford this year because of
the lively interest in the Thankgsiv-
ing day football game between Med
ford and Ashland, which will be
played at Ashland next Thursday af-
ternoon at 2 O'Clock. .-Medford Mail
Return from Dunsmuir-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maxey re-
turned last evening from Dunsmuir,
where they had been for the last ,
week, repairing their house, and get
ing it ready for new tenant, Mrs.
Walter James just having vacated /
md moved to Fruitvale, Calf.
VIII Lecture Sunday !
B. H. Boyd, celebrated Bible lee !
urer of Brooklyn, N. Y. will deliver {
| lecture Sunday afternoon at 2:30 /
L the Lyric theatre, along the sub (
iect of Millions. now living will {
lever die" Mr. Boyd has made /
thorough study of this and kindred {
ubjects and will deliver a talk that
$ worth hearing. d
Returns from Newport. n
j r. Gibson returned Friday from a
two weeks stay at Newport Or. h
IN Decoration Committee h
Mrs. c. NJ. Bomar has taken Mrs. I
lerrills place with Mrs. Oxford on t
he decorating committee of the Bap- v
ist church and the church this week t
S decorated very prettily with the e
of ivy and evergreen 4
rose vines, interspersed
With pink roses, trailing ivy and mar II
Colds for the piano. t
arrive at Long Beach, G
Word has been received here OF Y
he safe arrival of the E. T. Merrill s
amily at their home in Long Beach,
,alif. They made the trip by auto s
asst week, and report encountering I
Iuite a bit of snow going over the {
mountain, but suffered no mishap l
more serious than the blowing out I
II tire and the loss of cot out of 9
he car by mistake. The Merrills ex- {
,ect to return to Ashland next sum- /,
ner, as Mr.. Merrill has quite an ex-
ensive interest in timber, which de-
nands his presence.
viii Make Home Ift,re-
Mrs. Matilda Lamb, accompanied
,y her two sons, her parents, Mr.. and (
Mrs. Johnson, and brother-in-law,
Mr.. Lamb, arrived in the city Thurs
lay night on train Is and went i'm
to Mrs. Lambs property at
COG Iowa street, where they will
make their future home. The new
comers hail from Fairview, Mont.
and come here to escape the cold
winters in Montana, Mrs. Lamb
bought the property in which she
has just moved, some two years ago
and kept 1t rented until few weeks
ago Despite the same name, Mrs.
Lamb is no relation to A. L. Lamb,
the contractor. who has lived here