Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-01
Visiting in srayten--

Visiting in Mayten--
Mrs. F. N. Roberts is visiting rela.
tives in Mayten and Grenada.
Visitors from East
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young of ILL
nois, are visiting with Mr.. Youngs
uncle, DR.. S. T. Songer. and family,
for a few days.
County Couple Married.
Charles A. Wright and lone Sou
thern were married by Justice Cow
dy late Wednesday night. The young
couple, evidently strangers in Ash
land, spent some little time and
much anxiety in locating the justice.
After two false starts from the Tid-
ings office, which had kindly direct
ed them to the desired official, they
finally located the office of the JUS
tice, but he had gone home. They
managed to find him at home, where
the ceremony took place.
MedfO?d Realty Changes
Two large realty deals have been
recently transacted at Medford with
the sale of the DR.. Frederick C.
Page residence on Siskiyou Heights
to William Vawter. The other trans
fer is that of the Frederick Pelouze
ranch, near Eagle Point, to George
t. Collins and DR.. ]. ]. Emmons,
who VIII conduct II as a live stock
ranch. In neither case was the con-
sideration stated.
Apple Show Progressing
The second annual Rogue River
Valley Apple show, to be held In
Medford November 4, promises TO be
better in every respect than that
held last year. Good premiums are
to be Offered for one layer boxes of
Newtowns, Spitzenburgs and other
commercial varieties. The final date
of entry has been set for November
3. Premiums will be awarded the
evening of November 4.
Mrs. Foster Entertains-
In honor OF her husbands birth
day, October "a, Mrs. C. j. Foster
entertained a few of her intimate
friends at dinner. The afternoon
was spent in singing old songs and
hymns and by talking over old times
and experiences during the recent
DR.. Chas. S. Price revival meetings.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Allen, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Eagen and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ]. Foster.
Class C0l0rs Selected
Members of the senior and sopho-
more classes of Ashland high school,
at recent meetings, have selected
class colors. The choice of the sem
ors was white and green, emblem
zed by the white rose bud and the
green Of the leaf. The sophonores
selected blue and gold for their col
'rs, with red and white carnations
IS the class flowers.
Girls Play Basketball
A large number from each of the
our classes at the Ashland high
chool are turning out for the girls
teams. Managers have
'een selected by each of the classes
s follows: Seniors. Mildred Bee
on; juniors, Maxine Rose; sopho,
nores, Cleo Wiltse; freshmen, lone
Freshmen and seniors
ractice Mondays and Wednesdays,
'hile the others practice on Tues
ays and Thursdays.
ellis Rear Creek Ranch
Peter Murray has sold his ranch
orth of the city, consisting of 23
cres, to Ed Butler. All of the farm
nimals and implements were sold
ith the ranch. The Ashland Realty
,mpany handled the deal.
ellis ROOm'ng House
Mrs. Carrie French has sold the
,oming house at 70 North Main
rect. which she has been operating
+ the past several months, to DR..
Id Mrs. C. II. Carter, recent ar
vals in Ashland. DR.. Carter Is a
tired dentist, having had offices In
edford several years ago, but came
Ashland from Tonasket, Wash.
low, Breeze, BlOw-.
Tom Wind and Minnie Wind, his
epmother, both of Grants Pass,
re married Wednesday evening in
Q study of the Presbyterian
urch, Rev. f. Gordon Hart offici-
ng. Mr.. and Mrs. Wind left on
3 night train for Miami, OKLA
ants Pass Courier.
sits in Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carpenter.
10 have been spending the sum-
# in Linn county, where Mr.. Car