Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-13
Mover Reported.


the property at 426 A street
. Returns from Business Trip
H. G. Enders Jr. returned Friday
from short business trip to San
Francisco and some of the other bay
cities. He reports lots of rain in the
south, and is glad to get back to
Ashland.
Returns from Visit in East
Mrs. H. G. Enders returned Fri
day morning from three months
visit with her mother in Amsterdam,
|, Mo. Mr.. Enders returned Thursday
evening from a several days busi-
ness trip to Frisco.
Gasoline Sales Heavy
There were 5,405, ,454.2 gallons of
gasoline sold in Oregon during Octo-
Der, according to reports filed with
Sam Kozer, secretary of state. The
state tax totals $112,254.6O. While
gasoline sales decreased Is per cent
as compared to the previous month,
sales of distillate show gain of
more than 80 per cent.
o. A. G. Vacation Soon
Students now attending the Ore
gon Agricultural college at Corval-
! lis will be returning home for the
annual Christmas vacation in short
time, The vacation period viii be-
gin in little more than a week.
Oregon and other colleges will close
their doors few days later.
Klamath to Open Season
Official opening Of the Christmas
season at klamath Falls will be made
Tuesday. Christmas trees for street
decorations. one for each 25 feet,
will be supplied to merchants (at 81 |
each). High school boys will cut
The trees and bring them to town.
The stores will not be open in the
evening, but every merchant will
have his windows decorated and
lighted.
Black Bear Near City.
While going up the canyon road
one morning this week, w. A. Con-
ner and Mr.. Kelts spied a good-sized
black bear crossing the road just
above the third bridge beyond the
lower reservoir Mr.. Conner says
the bear did not see them approach
ing until they were only a short dis
tance away, but that he made tracks
in great hurry once he saw them.
Mr.. Conner also says that on Thurs
day morning he saw tracks where
five or six deer came down the road
TO the Lacy home, which is only
little ways above the upper camp
ground.
Entertain Berean Glass
The monthly meeting of the Bap-
tist Berean class, Mrs. o. F. Carson,
teacher, was entertained by Mrs.
Channell at her coy new built home ,
on. Fairview and Union streets,
Thursday afternoon. After devotion ,
Al exercises, the afternoon was spent ,
N review of Bible work in the Sun
lay school. The study of the life of :
Christ will be taken up at the next /,
meeting in January. Delicious re- 7
consisting of ice cream :
md three kinds of cake were served O
Turing the afternoon. Those present '
reside the hostess, were: Mesdames
}. F. Carson c. A. Cotter, ]. H. :
Philpott, S. A. Peters Jr., Elda An n
lerson, e. Spates, c. Taylor, H. I
hamilton and F. Dodge.
Meets with Mrs. Cotter-- h
The Friday Afternoon Ebroidery o
hub met yesterday afternoon at the |;
lome of Mrs. c. A. Cotter, on Harri- v
ION street. The afternoon was spent fl
n the rush of completing many a
lainty things for Christmas gifts, fl
Turing which time light refreshments n
we're served. Those present were: a
Mesdames Roy Hale, Mark Smith, I
Walter Frulan, o. w. Long, ]. C.
Poor. Frank Nelson, Roy Hosler, II. p
;. Emery, Guy Jacobs, and the host T
'ss. Guests for the afternoon were h
desdames F. Dodge, Il. Crisler, C.
3omar and H. Bell. P
Grants Pass Men Identified Il
Positive identification of Oregon
md Dewey Jones, charged with high Il
way robbery north of Grants Pass e
ast September, as convlcts / 909 and W
$40, by officials OF the Oklahoma
tate reformatory, has been made II
The eastern sentences were given a
July IL. 1917. Oregon Jones is said b
o have been released from the Ore ei
ION state training school at Salem fl
n September, 1916.
lives Card Party
Mrs. Henry Carter gave a delight cl
ul 800" party at her home on p