Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-06
Leayes for Sam Francisco--

this winter for her health.
Return from Idaho
Fred Doan and family have jus
returned from Boise, Idaho, whe:,
they spent the last two weeks visit
, ing relatives in their former home
They were the guests OF honor at
Thanksgiving dinner composed of 81
relatives and friends. a 22-pound tur
key being the piece de resistance.
J, Spends Holiday Here -
Mrs. Lucy Davis, who is teachinG
at williams, Or, is spending the
holidays with her parents, the fam.
lily of B. N. Davis, at their ranch on
Green Springs mountain.
Suicide Verdict Returned
Albert Leo Schlick, of Grants
Pass, who was killed during quar-
rel, in which he, his wife and an
other man figured, came to his death
by his own hand, according to a
verdict returned by coroner's jury.
1t was testified by several witnesses
that he had threatened to commit
suicide at different times.
Friday Busy Day
Next Friday will be a specially act
i've day at the Presbyterian church.
The Ladies' Aid will hold an all-day
session, the Junior Christian Endea-
vor will hold a surprise business
meeting at 4;20 o'clock, the West
minister. Guild will hold thei rquar-
terly banquet at G. The Thanksgiv-
ing bags will be opened at the sup
FER. All members aud frienos are
invited. Each bring one dish
Visits from Medfortl--
Mrs. Nettie McElroy and two chill
dren, of Medford, spent Saturday in
Ashland, the guests of the Manse.
Mrs. McElroy was a former parish
ioner of Rev. Mr.. Koehler in Colo
RADIO.
Benefit Dance Enjoyed
A large crowd attended the benefit
dance at Jackson Hot Springs Satur-l
day night, proving that local music
and a local dance are yet in favor
with the general public, and that
there is no need Of driving many
miles in order to enjoy dance. The
Saturday night crowd was split, ow-
ing to another dance at the Fair
grounds pavilion, and big Legion
dance in the Natatorium in Medford.
Visit at Yreka---
Mrs. James Putnam and children
went to Yreka during the past week
to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Putnam's sister, Mrs. Shadrick.
Spend Week-End Here
Mrs. A. h. Mount and son Robert
from Dunsmuir, Calf, spent the last
weekend as guests of Mrs. A. F.
Abbott.
Painting House
The Southern Pacific company is
remodeling and repainting the sec
ton house occupied by the Finneran
family on A street, and the residence
is very much improved in appear
ance.
EnteIta.ns Friends I
Miss Mabel Trott entertained a
of friends at her home on BI
street on Thanksgiving day, a very
delightful time being enjoyed. Those
present were Mrs. Della Acklin, Ev-
erett Acklin Karl Rose, Mrs. Emma
McKibbon, Mrs. Hattie Boyd, Her
man and George Trott, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Ferguson.
VIII Visit Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Putnam, Of
Beach street, expect to spend Christ
mas with their parents at Browns
vile and will probably remain over
tho ffrot 81 fka ,na,
Visitors from Frisco
Mrs Mariee German and Miss
Mairlee Seymour, of San Francisco
came up last week and are visiting
Mrs. Germans father, Mr.. Martin, of
Liberty street, at present.
Dursmuir People Improved
The Ed Wolters family, who for
merly lived in Ashland on Mountain
avenue, but who now are located at
Dunsmuir, Calf, write to friends
here that for some months past they
have been suffering with small pox
but are able to be out again after
the lengthy siege of illness.
Baby Girl Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Close, OF Horn
brook, are the proud parents of a
bouncing baby girl, which arrived
early this morning, at the home Of
Mrs. Cora Burns, of Harrison street.
where Mrs. Close has been staying
for some time past.
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