Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-20
(From Fridays Daily
Price Meetings Start

Healer" started this afternoon at
the Methodist church. He talks ev-
cry afternoon and evening this week,
concluding Sunday night. There was
a huge crowd in the church this af-I
ternoon. His first healing" session
is Friday.-Eugene Guard.
Will Come for Funeral
Carl Smith, of Dunsmuir, and
Claude L. Anderson, of Portland, are
expected to arrive in Ashland this
evening, called here by the death of
their father-in-law, l.. James Heer.
AT McdfOrd Today
Miss Claudine Cox spent the day
in Medford, where she Is having some
dental work done by DR.. Johnson.
On Trip TO Steinman-
Arthur Wicks and w. NJ. Denton
made the trip to Steinman this
morning on the train, where Mr..
Wicks had some business to transact
after which the two gentlemen ex-
pected to hike back to Ashland.
Billings on Committee
Through an inadvertant error the
name of G. II. Billings was omitted
as being on the advisory committee
to act with the ChautauQua associa-
ton relative to the sale of the site
of the Chautauqua building to the
Community Hotel corporation, with
e. D. Briggs and C. B. Lamkin. Mr..
Billings was appointed at the time
the other two men were named.
Here from Grants Pass
Wendell Colby and F. f. French,
Grants Pass business men, were in
the city today on business. They
were glad to see the sunshine. as
they had encountered heavy fog be-
tween Rogue River and Medford.
Mr.. French is former Ashland man
and Is now associated with O. A.
Colby and Wendell Colby in business
in Grants Pass.
Now on Freight Run
Z. r. Williams, late of Portland,
is new man on the local freight
between Ashland and Grants Pass.
Health Is Improving
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. S.
Hamaker will be glad to know that
she is well on the road to recovery
from her recent illness.
In City on business
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Robbins. who
live on a ranch down the valley,
were in the city on business Thurs
day. Mr.. Robbins is to be the man
ager of the fruit association after
the first OF the year.
Here from Hit
Ida L. Crandall, of Hit, was a
business visitor in the city Thursday.
Goes to Hit
Mrs. H. M. Chappell left Thurs
day for Hit where she will be en-
gagged for the next few weeks.
Improved in Health
Mrs. Roby, who has been quite Ill
at her home in the east part OF the
city, Is reported to be improving
slowly.
Interest Guarantee Extended
The state irrigation securities COM
mission has agreed to extend the
states guarantee OF interest pay
ments on approximately $1.390.000
of bonds issued by the Grants Pass
district, over period
ranging from one and half to five
years, according to information from
the capital city.
Seniors Have "GoOf" Party
With a variety of bazairre cos
tunes, members of the senior class
OF Ashland high school held party
in Memorial hall Thursday evening"
The affair was styled "Goofy"
party, and everyone came dressed in
odd attire, first prize was taken by
Olin Caldwell, who was dressed as a
girl, and the second award went to
Margaret Campbell dressed as a boy
Chaperons for the evening were
Alice Heys, Zipora Blumenfeld and
Coach Walter Hughes.
On Road to Recovery
Mrs. Henry Bostwick, of Seventh
street, who has been suffering from
IN attack of influenza for the past
several days, is reported to be con
Iiderably improved.
Leaves for California
Dexter Patterson left Thursday
lfternoon for California for a six
weeks business trip.
.. Y. Carter Returns
E. V. Carter. who has been In
PORTLAND for several days. has re-
urned to Ashland. bringing with
lin a new model Buick sedan.