Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-18
Golden Rule store Adds Help

Golden Rule Store Adds Help
The Golden Rule store, which has
been endeayoring for some time to
secure additional experienced help,
has been successful in getting the
services of Mrs. Babcock who will
be with the store permanently
In the City Thursday
DR.. Danford, presiding elder of
the southern Oregon Methodist Epis-
copal church, was visitor in the
city yesterday.
Flying Ants Swarm
Some little interest was manifest
ed this morning by men watching
newly Matched flying ants emerge
from a crack in the cement walk
across the street from the city hall
The ants would slowly crawl from
their birthplace, wander around the
walk for few minutes, allowing
their wings to become dry. As soon
as the fabric was strong enough,
they would make few feeble at
tempts to take off" After few
trials they would become sufficiently
experienced to fly around. Within
short time veritable cloud of the
insects was seen.
Visits from Grants Pass
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cobum and
son Vernon, of Grants Pass, spent
the weekend here visiting Mrs. CO.
burns mother Mrs. NJ. A. Baldwin.
Mrs. Owens Reported Ill
Mrs. Camelia Owens, whe resides
east of the city, is reported as being
quite i'll this week.
Finish Jury Service
Charles Ross, Emil Peil, Fred
Herrin and George Dunn, who have
been acting as jurymen on the fed
eral grand jury at Medford during
the session there the past two weeks,
finished their duties yesterday, when
court adjourned. Out of the large
of cases scheduled to come
before the jury, only some eight or
ten reached the jury for their de-
cision. A. S. Barnes, formerly an
man, but who now resides
at Grants Pass, was also one of the
jurymen.
Visits in Yreka-
H. G. Mccarthy, trainmaster here
for the Southern Pacific, was re-
cent visitor in Yreka.
Visitor from Talent
II. T. Slagle, of Talent, was
business visitor in Ashland Thurs
day.
Speaks Mt Institute
Miss Zipora Blumenfeld, of the
local schools, spoke to the members
Of the Jackson county institute, at
today on playground work.
Miss Blumenfeld is graduate of
the University of Washington, and
while on the campus was active in
athletics, having been twice
awarded the official "W" given to
athletes and silver loving cup for
Drowess in tennis.
Return from Hunting Trip
Kenneth McWilliams and party
lave returned from a few days trip
o Rocky Point and Pelican Bay, and
eport that it is too early for good
although they killed some
EN- or Is duck apiece while away.
Purchases Property Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barnum, who
rrived here recently from Tacoma,
Wash, have moved into the prop
rty which they recently purchased
t 507 Palm avenue through the Sta
les Realty. The Barnums are de-
GIFTED with Ashland.
viii Attend Match
Quite a number of local fans ex-
ect to attend the wrestling match
might between Ralph Hand and Ad
ustavo, South American champion,
Gold Hill.
now Begins TO Fall
Reports from the forest service on
pose Nest mountain, near Yreka,
y that Is inches of snow have
lien so far this year.
igh School Paper Ready
Volume 2, No. 2, of the Rogue
'ws," publication of the Ashland
gh school, is now off the press and
ady for distribution Monday, Be-
les a great deal of material Of par
ular interest to the students, there
also a list of the courses offered
A. II. S., an appeal to the loyalty
the student body by the Editor.
slle Wentner, and short story by
N Bowerman, entitled "The Sher-
s Mistake"