Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-01
Buys New sedan

Business Visitor
s. j. Meeker, of Hornbrook, was
a business visitor in the city Mon
day.
Visitors from Coast City
Mr.. and Mrs. Malone, of Crescent
City, Calf, are spending a few days
in Ashland as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Rose. Mr.. Malone is
county treasurer of Del Norte county
and is taking few days off before
the cold weather sets in.
Returns from Los Angeles
NJ. N. Long returned Tuesday
morning from a weeks visit at Los
Angeles, where he and Mrs. Long
have been visiting their son. Mrs.
Long decided to spend the winter in
the southern city and, should the
climate suit her, the family might
move there next year.
Spend Weekend Here
Levi Stevens, in company with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dews, of Klam-
ath Falls, were over from that place
to spend the weekend In Ashland,
with friends.
Out on Final Hunt
C. d. Woods and w. ]. Albert, left
Tuesday evening for final two day
fling in the wilds in the hunt of
deer.
Baby Boy Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Avery are the
proud parents of fine eight and
half pound boy, which arrived at
Their home Monday. Mother and
son are reported to be doing nicely.
Take Contract at Weed
Lee Peachy, Frank BarnthOuse
and Lee Pierce left few days ago
for Weed, Calf, where they have
taken a contract to fall a large
amount of timber.
Taken Quite Ill
r. II. Lamkin, brother of Mayor
who lives at sos North
Main street, was taken i'll about 10
o'clock last night, and while his con-
dition is not considered serious, he
remains a very sick man today.
Waffle Iron Is Old
A clever display now in the win
dow of the Grants Pass Electric
store has for its main object a waffle
ron which is now over 200 years
old. The irons are heart-shaped
md the handles are very long, the
heat OF the flreplaces over which
the waffles were cooked making
this necessary. The iron has al
'eady journeyed many miles COM
ng from England and landing ON
he Atlantic coast where New York
Jity now is. In the early COS it was
aiken to Crescent City via South
America, and from there to the llli-
lois valley by OK team. 1t has re-
NAMED since its purchase in the
ownership of the Tolin family, now
in the Illinois Valley
irants Pass Courier.
hunters Are Successful
With the close of the 1922 deer
uniting season but one week away,
ending Tuesday, October 81, deer
Iunters are beginning to scour the
ountry for the elusive buck. F. D.
Wagner and o. Winter, who have
cen hunting in the neighborhood of
lzalia, returned to the city Tuesday
nth two nice bucks that had fallen
, their craftsmanship. They were
My gone for a couple of days.
.uto Thief Arrested
A 16year-old boy, giving his name
S Young, is being dealt with by the
lvenile court at Jacksonville, for
ealing the auto of William War
er, Medford postmaster, which was
,und here Sunday. According to
lie authorities, he has confessed to !,
ealing two other machines, which .
2 used in joyriding some of his
)ung lady admirers.
ax Estimates Slashed-
Members OF the county budget !,
composed of the county :.
'urt, C. II. Vaupel, Ashland, w. H.
ore, Medford, and Charles Stevens,
sntral Point, are working on the !,
nds and departments of the county
r 1923. The budget committee is !.
riving to cut down the appropria- =
)ns, and some radical changes are :,
'edicted. The board which fixes !,
e tax levy, will meet December Z. \
mmons Is Sentenced . :
Having a good reputation with =,
5 employers, enabled Elmer Sim :,
ons, who had been indicted by the :.
and jury for violating the prohibit -
IN law, to secure a suspended SEN :,
Ice in the circuit court. Simmons -
,aded puiltv tO the charge was