Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-29
Local and Personal
(From Wednesdays Daily
Hero from NIcdford--

Here from Mcdf0rd--
Rev. w. r. Moreno Oeser, of Med
ford, who owns the service station OF
East Main street, next to the Shool
building, was business visitor ii
the city Tuesday.
Leave for Albany
Rev. and Mrs. B. c. Miller left
this morning for Albany, where they
will attend the Price revival meet.
ings there. Rev. and Mrs. Miller
were invited to Albany by DR.. Price
on account of the good work which
Rev. Miller did in the local meet.
ings Rev. Miller will return to the
city Saturday, while Mrs. Miller will
stay in Albany for a few weeks.
Stop in Ashland
Marvin and Ralph Now stopped
for short time in Ashland Tuesday
as they were en- route to Jackson
vile from their homestead in the
Dead Indian country. The boys were
making the trip to the county seat to
claim the bounty on number OF coy
otes which they have killed during
the past several weeks.
Visiting from klamath Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Crisler have
arrived in the city from Klamath
Falls, and will visit here for few
weeks. From here, they will go to
Portland for short time before go
ing south to Los Angeles.
Former Resident Dies
Mellisan Waugh, who was in the
employ of the Southern Pacific here
for IA years, died November 10, at
his home near Central Point, at the
age of more than 80 years. He was
born in Worcestershire, England,
February IA, 1912, coming to Cali
fornia with his wife in 1881, later
moving to Ashland. Though funeral
services were conducted in Medford,
interment was made in the Harga-
dine cemetery here, this afternoon.
Lady Elks to Meet
Members of the Lady Elks will
meet at the Elks temple Thursday
afternoon, $3.50 o'clock. Mesdames
o. Il. Dews and o. A. Paulserud will
be the hostesses. Those who do not
wish to play cards are invited to join
the sewing circle.
Speaks at High School
Dean E. C. Robbins, OF the school
of commerce, University of Oregon,
addressed the students of the high
school Tuesday afternoon. He told
them of the work in general at the
University, dwelling chiefly upon
that of his own department. Fol-
lowing his address, he met with
many of the students and talked
with them regarding the institution
OF higher learning. Dean Robbins
left last night for Medford, where
he spoke at the forum luncheon this
noon.
Paroled Thief Disappears
While allowed his freedom under
parole to Sheriff Terrill, John +. Nc
Masters, confessed auto thief, made
his escape, taking with him some
money from Mrs. Smith, who feeds
the prisoners at the county jail. In
addition to the cash, McMasters stole
pair of trousers, So far, no trace
of him has been discovered. The
Medford police kept quiet for sew
eral days the theft OF valuable
violin from e. c. Root. Entry was
made to the building by cutting a
hole through the glass, and turning
the key. No clues have been found
in this case.
Talent Couple Married.
Dewey March and Miss Henrietta
Wedge were united in marriage at
the Presbyterian manse, at Las
O'Clock Tuesday. Both parties are
young people from Talent. Their
friends and acquaintance wish them
long, prosperous and happy jour
ney through life.
Here OF Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Karl John William
Horstman were Tuesday night visit
ors in the city, while on their honey
moon. Mr.. Horstman is a Harvey
county resident, while his bride is a
Kerby girl, who was formerly Miss
Anna Martha Hildebrand. The
young couple were married Tuesday
in Grants Pass.
Buys New Chevrolet
]. @. Adams, captain of the local
national guard company, has pur-
chased one of the new model 49O
ChGi a0lpts. The new car has nm
her OF improvements over the old
models and looks like some of the
moro expensive cars.
On the Street Apain-