Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-27
(From Saturdays Daily
c. L. to Meet Sunday


How to Keep the Christmas Spirit
All the Year" Everybody be pre-
pared to take part. The guild will
study chapter 2 of Lighted to
Tighten" Special talks will be given
on India, also a good program.
Automobile Is Stolen
A Chevrolet touring car, the prop
erty of Fred Patton, was stolen early
this morning from in front OF the
place where he was staying on Me-
chanic street. The machine was
parked after midnight last night, but
when Patton went to get it this
morning 1t had disappeared. The
Police were notified and a descrip-
tion of the machine sent out.
Misses Ehrke Now Home
The Misses Lillian and Florence
Ehrke, who have been attending the
Southerlin academy near Roseburg,
are home during the holiday vaca
tion, to spend Christmas with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ehrke,
of Iowa street.
Portland Woman Here
Mrs. May Austin arrived in Ash
land this morning from Portland, to
spend the holidays with friends and
relatives.
Dwight Gregg Home
Dwight Gregg. son of Dr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Gregg, has returned home to
spend the holidays from Eugene,
where he is attending the Univer-
sity of Oregon. Gregg is a senior
and is taking course in pre-medics.
He is a member Of Phi Sigma Pi. He
will remain in Ashland. and later
will attend the medical school at
Portland.
An Omission
In the ad of H. B. Plummer in
Thursday's Tidings, we omitted to
state that Mr.. Plummer wished to
thank his friends for the patronage
of 1922, and extends to all Merry |
Christmas and Happy New Year.
Works During Vacation
Edwin Mowat is spending his va
eaton at his old position in the post
office. He is a senior at o. A. c.
Guest at "Sap and Salt
Miss Roberta Ward was among
the guests of Jesse Winburn at Sap
and Salt" last night
wounded Man Was Robbed
Pete Sopoff, the young Russian,
who was found on. Jackson bridge
near Medford recently with gun
shot wound in his head, was the vic
tim of robbery, according to story
told Chief of Police Timothy. Though |
he had ordered a draft for $500 to
be sent to a Portland bank, he still
had some money upon his person. He
was walking in "jungle' near the
bridge when he was attacked.
Coming for the Holidays
Miss Mabel Trott is expected home
tonight from Drain. where she has
been teaching. Miss Nellie Hake will
be home from Jacksonville, also.
the Misses Ruth and Alice Brown,
from California where Miss Ruth
has been teaching, and Miss Alice has
a position as stenographer in San
Jose.
Mrs. B,ngham's Funeral Held -
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily ].
Bingham were held Friday afternoon
from Trinity Episcopal church. with
the Rev. P. X. Hammond officiating.
Mrs. Bingham was nearly S5 years
of age. and had a great many friends
in the city. lnterment was made IN
Mountain View cemetery.
Construction Work Halted
Due to the non-arriyal of mater
ials, construction work at the South
ern Pacific round house has been
temporarily discontinued. The work
will be resumed Tuesday after
Christmas.
Miss Hammond Returns
Miss Marguerite Hammond, daugh-
ter OF Rev. and Mrs. p. X. Hammond
who has been teaching at Gladstone,
Or, near Oregon City, has returned
10 Ashland. She will sbend the
holidays visiting with her parents.
Medford Minister TO Retire
d. e. Millard, pastor OF the Chris
'ian church, of Medford. will retire
from the ministry temporarily. due
n the condition OF his health. He
expects to retire March I, and his
friends are glad to learn that he
will remain in Medford.
Attends Shop Meeting
III. F. Stokes, an employe in the car
shops, recently attended a meeting
Of the Shop Crafts Protective League
in the office OF George Mccormick, !