Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-01
Called to Grants Pass

Called to Grants Pass
H. R. Barnard was called to
Grants Pass Monday to look after
his business interests. He reports
that the thermometer dropped to 2S
degrees Sunday night
Health Is Improving
Jess Smith, who is patient at
the Community hospital, with both
legs broken, is getting along as well
as could be expected. Mr.. Smith ID
grateful to all his friends who find
| time to make a call and see him,
for he says, ''it gets rather lonesome
with nobody to talk to-"
Annual Church Dinner
| The members of the Christian
church will hold their annual church
dinner and meeting next Sunday at
the church. A regular basket din
ner will be served after the morning
services, to which all members and
friends of the church are invited.
The annual election of the officers
of the church and other business
matters will be taken up following
the dinner hour.
Catches Big skunk
w. A. Conner reports having cap
tured the largest skunk ever seen In
this section of the country, the mea-
surements of the animal being two
feet and seven inches from tip to
tip, and was of the A stripe type.
Mr.. Conner had his trap set for
digger squirrel, which he thinks the
skunk was also after.
Makes Improvement
w. H. Gowdy has added improve
ments to his house in the form of
new steps and a new roof.
Opens Offices In Medford--
DR.. F. H. Johnson, dentist, who
recently sold out his office in Ash
land, opened an office Monday
morning in Medford. He is located
at 429 Medford building.
Goes to Berkeley
Mrs. Ed. Reames, of Fifth street,
left on the train Monday evening for
Berkeley, Calf. Mrs. Reames has
been confined to her bed for some
time, and Is going to the California
city in the hopes of recovering her
health.
Ranch Changes Hands Again
Ed. Butler has sold the ranch
north of the city, which he pur-
chased a few days days ago from
Peter Murry, to W. R. Hayter. Mr..
Hayter was offered 5000 for his bar
gain within "a hours after having
purchased the place. The deal was
made through the Ashland Realty
Visited Mrs. Plymate--
G. +. Harlow, OF Eugene, who has
been visiting his cousin, Mrs. Morris
Plymate, IA Beach street, for the
past week, has departed for San
Francisco. He dropped off in Ash
land for a short visit en- route 10
California.
Returns to Eugene
G. S. Turpin, who has been oper-
ating the Ashland Pantorium, to-
gether with Mr.. Conger, has sold
his interest in the place and re-
turned to Eugene, where he formerly
lived.
Enthusiastic Meeting Held
A meeting was held Monday even
ing at Moose hall by some so rail-
road men, their wives and friends,
to consider certain plans which will
lead to the betterment Of conditions
among the working men of the city.
Plans were made for another meet
ing Saturday afternoon, but this
meeting has been postponed until
Tuesday evening of next week, when
1t will be held at the parish house
at 1880 o'clock.
Visits with Father
Rev. and Mrs. Johnson, OF Almond
street, are enjoying visit from
their son from Ohio.
Jailed for 90 Days
Dewey Bryant, the negro who was
arrested Friday night and taken be-
fore Judge Gowdy Saturday, where
he was ordered to leave the city,
was taken in charge again Monday.
He was carrying gun when first
arrested, but that charge was not
preferred against him at his first
appearance in court, but on his be-
ing brought in again, the charge was
preferred. and the court sentenced
him to the county jail for 60 days.
He was taken to Jacksonville Mon
day afternoon.
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
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