Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-15
(From Tuesdays Daily
Committee Does Fine Work


gon National Guard reception Mon
day night very ably performed their
duties. The table and serving de-
tail was in charge of Sergeant Sar-
gent, who selected Privates McNabb,
Mlnttle, OTIS Johnson, Wertz, Jalo
and Hunnicutt to assist. Others lent
their services to the detail during
the evening.
Make Trip to Frisco.
Nels Erickson and L. D. Hays left
Sunday afternoon by motor for San
Francisco and may decide to move
to some California city, if they find
conditions that are agreeable to
them.
Injuries Self with Machine
]. F. Koehler, who lives at 447
Scenic Drive, is confined to his
home, suffering from an injury re-
ceived a few days ago while work
ing with his car.
Visitor nom Klamath Falls
Mrs. Harry Ackley, of Klamath
Falls, Is in the city visiting with her
mother, Mrs. James +. Wells, of
Sixth street.
Has Operation ON Eye
John McHale had on operation
performed on one of his eyes today
by local specialist.
Leaves for Igo. Calif.--
B. c. Hubbard left today for Igo,
Calf, where he was called by the
serious illness of his brother, o. H.
Hubbard.
Elderly Man Dies
Ira Sperry died at his home OH
Mountain avenue Monday following
an illness of several weeks, at the
age of 65 years. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
Leaves After Visit
Mrs. j. C. Mitchell will return to-
day to Welburn by auto. Mrs.
has been visiting her
Mrs. e. H. Coder, and Sis
ter, Mrs. S. S. Mitchell, for the past
Two weeks.
Injury Not Serious
Rumor around town had 1t that
Reese Baughman, Medford halfback,
who was carried from the field dur
ing the Armistice day football game,
was unconscious for six hours after
ward. This is erroneous, as Baugh-
man was not seriously injured and
was able to participate in a 6 clock
banquet that evening.
Plan Dancing Party
Medford members of the Order of
DeMolay are planning on holding
dancing party at the fair grounds
pavilion in the near future. Pro-
ceeds from the affair will go toward
buying new uniforms. The com'1lt-
tee Is extending Invitations to entire
southern Oregon to attend the dance.
Launspach's seven piece orchestra
will furnish the music for the ocGa-
sion.
Spend Weekend In Medford--
Miss Roberta Ward spent theI
weekend in Medford, visiting with
friends in that city.
from Grants Pass
Mrs. d. D. Dodge, Of Grants Pass
arrived in the city Monday after-l
noon for a visit with Rev. and MIS-
G e. Glazier and family. She ex-
meets to be in Ashland for two weeks.
Buys Entire Restaurant
Business has been so good ior TWO
young women of the city that they
have decided to purchase the entire
possession of the Bon Ton cafe, on
Fourth street, near the S. r sta-
lion. Miss Myra West and orpna
ghiselin. the two proprietors, re-
,ently bought an interest in the res
taurant, and Monday assumed en're
control. Several tables have been
added and other improvements maoe'
making a very neat appearing place.
Indian Concert Tonight
Music lovers will be given an op-
oortunity to hear Thurlow Lieu
rance. composer and pianist at the
Page theatre, Medford, this evening
He will be assisted by Edna WOOL
lev. soprano and dnterpteter' ana
George B. Tack, flutist, In a program
If his own compositions and drama
tized American Indian songs ah'
Hero from Hit -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moon, of Hit can't
were business visitors in Asniahu
Here Over Weekend
Frank Barnthouse. who is worh
ing near Tenant, Calf, spent .ne
weekend in Ashland visiting ne
returned to the California town TO-
day.
Leaves for California