Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-20
Teachers Enioy Institute


The first of series of three local
teachers institutes was held this
morning, and was greatly enjoyed by
the local public school faculty.
Teachers are required to attend these
local institutes as we'll as the county
affairs.
Here on Business Trip
C. A. Wyman. district traffic SUI
perintendent, and A. II. Tucker, dis
trict plant chief both Of Eugene,
were in the city this week on busi-
ness for the telephone company.
Christian Workers Band
The Christian Workers Band will
meet Sunday afternoon at the Meth
odist church, 2;3O o'clock. All the
members of the young peoples socie-
ties of the city are asked to be pres
ent, as we'll any young people who
are interested in work Of this kind.
Christmas NAL Arriving
Christmas mail from the east and
middle-western points Is beginning
to filter into the city according TO
Postmaster Kaiser A great many
local people have needed the warn
ing of the post office department,
he states, and have already started
packages on their way A majority
of these are destined for middle
western points. The latter part of
the coming week Will see mail ar
irving in earnest, it is predicted.
Give Social Evening
The young people of the Episcopal
church entertained the ladies of the
Trinity Guild and their husbands
last evening at the Parish house. The
evening was spent with cards. with
p. X. Hammond taking high score
in 800" and DR.. Littlechild winning
out in bridge. Refreshments were
served during the evening, and mu-
sic in the form of saxophone dneus
by Jo Neil and Robert Redwine, ac-
companied by Miss Roberta Ward,
delighted the members of the party.
Edwards TO Serve Time
The supreme court at Salem re-
Gently affirmed Judge Calkins in the
case of State VS.. Shine" Edwards,
who appealed from conviction on
bootlegging charge. Edwards was
sentenced to serve three months in
the county Jail and to pay a fine of
$40O. He is at Liberty on $1,000
| bonds, and now resides at Weed,
Calf AS soon as the ma date is
received from Salem, he will be TAX
en- into custody,
klamath Man Is Sentenced
Patrick Bishop, 30, who was ar
rested in San Francisco and brought
back to Klamath Falls to answer to
the charge of passing bad checks,
was sentenced to the state renitenti-
ary for three years by Judge A. l..
Leayitt
License Plates Arriving
Some of the Ashland motorists
have received there new auto license
plates for 1928, and are rejoicing
over the nice clean appearance of
the new plates. They are made with
white figures and letters mounted
on a dark blue background.
Here to Visit Son
Mrs. f. f. Miller arrived in Ash
land Friday for visit with her
son, ]. V. Miller, and family of Har-
gadine street. Mrs. Miller has been
staying with another son, who was
employed by the Southern Pacific at
Weed, but has now been transferred
to Klamath Falls.
Leave for California
The F. L. Stanley family LETT Fri
day evening for Dixon, Calf, where
they expect to make their future
home They lived at 129 Granite
street, while in this city
Students Expected Tonight
Sunday will sec many familiar
faces in the city again. for students
now attending the Oregon Agricul-
tural college at Corvallis VIII. for
the most part, arrive on The mid
night train tonight, or on an early
train tomorrow morning. The col
lege will reopen its doors on Janu-
ary 2.
Leaves for South ~.s
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Wolf and son
John left for the south Friday, by
auto, where Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf ex-
pect to spend the next few months.
The young man will return to Ash
land by train after about two weeks