Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-27
Returns from Yreka-

Yreka Friday evening, whore sh
has been doing nursing for the pas
two months. ,
Werner Carson Home
Werner L. Carson. son of Mr., an,
! Mrs. O. F. Carson, who has been err
ployed in the division engineers de
partment OF the Southern Pacific, a
Oakland, Calf, has returned TO tn
city to spend the holidays with hi
parents. He will return to his posi-
tion in a few days.
Mary Moore Now Home.
Miss Mary Moore arrived in Ash
land this morning to spend Christ
mas with her family on Vista street
She is not attending university thi
year, but is teaching at Ada Or.
Nephew OF Dennis Dies
j. N. Dennis received word from
McCloud, Calf, today of the deatl
of his brothers oldest son. Mr.. an(
Mrs. J. N. Dennis will leave in thu
morning to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Leave
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moses, of "Sal
and Salt" left this morning in theil
car for two or three months triI
through California. They have NJ
definite plans, but will proceed leis
urely down toward San Diego, and
perhaps remain there a good part OF
the time while away. Mr.. Moses will
visit all newspapers en- route in the
interest of his Sap and Salt" The
intention is to return to Ashland
about April 1, 1928.
Here from L. Of o.
Miss Lille Policy, a senior at the
University of Oregon, arrived last ev-
ening for the vacation period.
Visited Mrs. Minis
Mrs. James T. Rogers, of Santa
Cruz, Calf, who has ben visiting
with Mrs. c. w. Minis, returned to
her home today. Mrs. Rogers for
merly resided in Ashland.
Webster Wertz Injured
Webster Wertz, former night po-
lice officer, who is now working OF
the Southern Pacific round house,
was seen limping around the city
today as a result of running a nail
through his foot while working yes
terday afternoon. He EXPECTS to
return to work next week.
Presbyterians Have Tree
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will hold their Christmas entertain
nent this evening at Z O'Clock. A
pretty program by the children will
De given. The choir will have spe-
,ial Christmas numbers at the serv-
ce tomorrow. Remember, the Christ
mas offering Sunday morning at the
Sunday school service.
L,nfield College Man Here
Walter Miksch returned yesterday
rom Llnfield college. McMlnnville.
lis sister, Mrs. Gertrude Logan,
oined him at Grants Pass, and came
IN for the holiday visit at home with
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Niksch, on the Boulevard.
Miss Peters TO RETURN
Miss Zada Peters, of Portland, will
arrive home Sunday morning to
ipend Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Peters ST..
Busy
During the rush of shoppers at the
holiday season, shoplifters have been
lctive in the city. Among those re-
PORTING losses are the Enders Com
,any who lost, among other things,
wo rifles, several silk dresser scarfs
md other articles.
lack Endcrs Coming
Jack Enders, son of Fl. G. Enders
IT., will spend Christmas day with
lis father. He will come over from
dedford.
Here from Grants Pass
r. l.. Burdic Sr., of Grants Pass
s visiting in the city.
Coming from Weed
NJ. NJ. Gault and family, of Weed
Calf, will spend Christmas with w.
4. Dougherty, on Oak street.
with Cousin
Miss Thela Carney, of Los Angeles,
s visiting with her cousin, Miss Ruth
over the holidays.
Returns Home for Holidays
Miss Wilma Chattin who is at
lending the University OF Oregon at
Eugene, has returned to Ashland to
spend the holiday vacation with her
Mrs. C. w. Chattin.
VIII Plat New Townsite-
One hundred acres of government
land in the north end of Chiloquin.
east OF the Williamson river, will be