Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-29
Visits In Applesate--

l. section Sunday.
/ Christian Workers to Entertain -
s Members of the Christian Work
l. ers band will hold their annual busi
e ness meeting at the Christian churc
e Tuesday evening, 1880 o'clock. Fol
g lowing the business session, the re
! mainder of the evening will be spen
: In social activities.
: Return from Hunt
: H. c. Stock and Rinehart Krugge
returned Saturday evening from
few days on Klamath lake, wher'
a they spent the time hunting geese
Y They report having made good kill
: but made for home early in order Il
avoid the storm which all things in
dicated was coming.
> Art Club Meets Tonight
The Ladies' Art club will hold its
regular meeting at o'clock this ev'
: ening. in Pioneer hall. All members
are urged to come and spend the ev'
ening and enjoy themselves. The
hostesses for the evening are Mes
danes s. B. McNair, E. H. Bush and
j. e. Thornton.
VfsitOrs from UiIt--
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Moon, of Hit
Calf, were visitors in the city Sat-
urday.
Ager People Visit
/ M. B. Ager, of Ager, Calf, was in
the city Saturday, meeting old ac-
quaintances and transacting busi-
ness.
viii Start Pool Hail.
James H. Cooke, who formerly op-
Grated the pool room in the building
where the Dobbin Irwin pool room is
now located, has leased the store
room formerly occupied by the
Square Deal grocery, and workmen
are now overhauling the room pre-
paratory to the opening of pool and
billiard hall. The room is directly
beneath the Manx hotel, which is
operated by Mr.. and Mrs. Rush.
Farm Directory Completed
The Farmers Directory of Jack
son and Siskiyou counties has been
completed. The book consists Of 20S
pages and contains the names of
4331 farmers and property owners
in this county. and 1445 in Siskiyou
county. In addition to the names
the book contains the post office ad-
dress, rural box number. number of
acres, description of land and valua-
ton, distance and direction to the
nearest town, and his specially, stock
raising, fruits, etc. The pamphlet
also has a "foreword of Jackson
county" a list Of county officials.
and a legal department for farmers.
There were 1900 copies issued. This
Is the first directory of this nature
to be published covering this section
of the state.
Heavy Fog at Grants Pass
Motorists who were led to believe
that entire southern Oregon was
bathed in bright sunshine Sunday
were sadly mistaken when they took
the northward trek. A heavy fog
laid over the Rogue river from the
town of Rogue River to beyond
Grants Pass, so dense that autoists
switched on their lights about 4
O'Clock in the afternoon as safety
first precaution against striking an
other machine Harry Yeo, who re-
turned from a trip to Eugene Sun
day morning, reports that the foggy
weather was prevalent all the way
to the University city.
Improving Nicely
Mrs. r. c. Morris. who was in
jured when she stepped through a
trap door at the M. s. Hamaker
home on North Main street. where
she had gone in company with othef
friends OF the Hamakers to surprise
them, is reported to be improving
nicely.
Here from Weed
Among northern California people
were here in the city over the week.
end were Mrs. ]. P. Lucy, Bernice
Powell, L. ]. Cassidy and d. r.
Johnson.
Visiting from Salem
Mrs. Brook, of Salem. is in Ash
land for a few days visiting Mrs.
Lulu Wilson and father. e. X. Hall.
Mrs. Brooks is treasurer of Marion
county.
Ford Battery Stolen
e. X. Hall had the misfortune to
have the battery stolen out OF his
Ford car Saturday night.
Locking for Location
Ashland entertains newcomers
daily and while some do not make