Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-06
Rahv Clinic Nam Weel--

BABY clinic Nc4t week
A BABY clinic for babies up to two
years OF age, will be held at the
Community house next Wednesday
morning from $3.50 until IL O'Clock.
The clinic will be in charge of Miss
Falldine and the local physicians
Mothers are urged to bring their
children to this clinic, and should
register at the library, by phone or
in person before Wednesday morn
ing. The committee is grateful for
the use of the Community house for
clinics and all work connected with
the health association.
Filling Stations to Close
1t is reported that the various gas
oline filling stations in the city will
lock up and go out of business at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, giving
the employees an opportunity to see
the football game. The Standard
Oil plant is planning on closing at IL
o'clock.
Boys Having Fine Time
Ashland's delegation to the Eu-
gene convention of older Y. NJ. C. A.
boys is having a fine time, accord
ing to a wire received today from
Cash Wood, county Y NJ. c. A. SUI
perintendent. G. A. Briscoe and John
Rigg will be in charge of 450 boys
who will attend great banque. this
evening. Dr. Pence, of Portland, will
deliver an inspiring address tonight
at the banquet, while songs and yells
by the delegates will be featured.
All-the Ashland boys are being well
cared for, states Mr.. Wood.
Miss Russell Returns.
Miss Mabel Russell has returned
from her studio-ranch near Monta-
que, for the winter Her many
friends will be glad to welcome her
home.
MedfOld Budget i'm Force
The budget OF $102,500 of the
Medford school district during the
fiscal year, June 80, 1922. to June
30, 1928, is now IN force. There is
practically no increase over the bud
get of last year. Total estimated
expenses are $143,SS5, while re-
ceipts are $41,745, leaving the
amount to be raised by district tax
as $102,140 to which is added $3.50,
the estimated amount of delinquent
taxes.
Mrs. Angel to Speak
Tomorrow evening will be the
praise service of the Presbyterian
Women's Missionary society. All
who have heard Mrs. Joseph Angel
speak on missions will want to be
there; all who have not heard her,
should not miss this opportunity of
hearing this woman who loves the
Lord with her mind and has had
wide study and experience with her
soul, which is consecrated to the
Lord, and her heart, which yearns
for the lost, and with all her strength
which is given to His service. Good
music by the choir and DR.. Woods
Mrs. Caldwell, of Los Angeles,
family orchestra insure splendid
program. The offering for missions
ought to be generous one.
Mrs. Caldwell Returns Home
who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Mary Dunn, and sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Van SAINT, for the past
month, returned to her home hisl
week.
Mrs. Miller i'm Portland
Mrs. Anna Miller, of sol Fairview
street, has again been called to Port
land by the very serious illness CT
her niece. She will remain indeii-
nitely.
Many Dances Held -
Dancers were gladdened during
the past two days over the number of
affairs given in this section of the
state. The Elks Lodge No. 944, of
Ashland, entertained at their annual
Thanksgiving Ball, with the Ameri-
can Legion dance at the opening of
the Natatorium in Medford, and
masquerade dance at Lake Creek.
Thanksgiving night there was big
dance at the fair grounds pavilion.
Dies i'm Montana
Word has been received in this
city o. the death of Mrs. Lizzie Driver