Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-27
standard OH Force at Medford.-.

Tuesday at Medford for the employees
of the Standard Oil company. Mr..
Melchert, a specialist on gasoline,
with the Standard company, was
present and made known many
points of interest In regard to this
product. Practically all Of the local
employees went down for the talk,
which was also attended by others
from Roseburg, Grants Pass and
Medford.
Buys New Chevrolet
Carl II. Loveland. one Of the city's
most talented musicians, has bought
a 1928 model Chevrolet touring car
for a Christmas present for himself
and wife. The automobile was sold
by Mr.. Zundel, Of the Ashland Auto
company. Mr.. Loveland expects to
make good use of his new purchase,
as he plays for dances between Duns-
muir and Yreka, Calf, and Medford,
and is always in demand when good
music is needed.
Mrs. Minard Ill
Mrs. Claire Minard, of the Plaza
confectionery, is confined to her
home with illness. She has not been
very we'll all week, though 1t is ex-
pected she will be around as usual
by Christmas.
Buys Franklin Sedan
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Gearhart, ~
Sixth street are the proud owners
of a new Franklin sedan, which has
been delivered in time for the holi
days.
Harold Simpson in Portland
Harold Simpson, son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. H. Simpson, is now in Port
land, where he is connected with the
Whitcomb G Company, certified ac
countants. Simpson is senior a
the University of Oregon, and was Sc
lected by the faculty to fill the posi-
tion in Portland for two weeks. Wore
received recently states that he ma.
remain in his position for thre'
, months. He is not expected hom'
. for the holidays.
Leaves for North
Mrs. Julia McQuilkln, of Ashlan,
street, left Wednesday for Rogu
River and Grants Pass, where sh
: will spend the Xmas holidays.
Entertain Glass
Mrs. NJ. B. Riley entertained he
Sunday school class at her home, IA
High street, from to o'clocl
, Tuesday afternoon. After memoriz
) ing some scripture verses for tn
juniors and clothes pin contest, po
corn and home made candy was in
dulged in to the delight of all tn
Q youngsters.
n Those present were Mary Policy
: Jeanette Stearns. Charlotte an
!. Naomi Sedim, Marion Hitchcock an
s Myrtle and Mary Mccoy,
!. New Book of Rules Out
!. The main indoor sport among raj
I road men, taking place before wage
e or working conditions just now, ar
the questionnaires on the new bool
of rules that goes in effect Januar
y first.
t Provost Married Today
t Domino Provost, son of Mr.. ant
S Mrs. P. s. Provost was married 4
O Miss Mildred Carlton, in Oakland
r Calf, today. Mr. and Mrs. Proves
u are expected to arrive in the city II
e time to spend Christmas here witt
/ his parents.
: Mrs. Bingham's Funeral Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily
: Bingham will be held from the Epis
: copal church Friday afternoon, at
o'clock. Interment will be made il
the Mountain View cemetery.
e Students to Return
k Students attending institutions o
9 higher learning in the Willamette
valley, other than Oregon Agricultur
al college, are expected to arrive IL
o the city tomorrow evening, the frs
n train away from the campus afte
: the completion of final examinations
Students will be home from the Uni
versity of Oregon, Willamette univer
: sity and Linfield college, at McMinn
n Vile.
n Verne Blue Home
a Verne Blue, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
: D. p. Blue returned home from Ber
s kelley, Calf, this morning. Mr.. BLU
I is a graduate Of the University o
/ Oregon, and accepted chair In th'
history department of the Universit!
e of California this last fall. He ex
poets to visit with friends and fra
ternity brothers in Portland and Eu