Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-10-18
Attending X. p. Meeting

meeting. Mr.. Lowe was the recall
candidate for sheriff in the recent
oltter contest in Jackson county He
was defeated.-Portland Oregonian.
VIII Visit in California
Mrs. Jack Callahan, 5S2 C street
left yesterday afternoon for Cali.
iorhia' where she will spend few
weeks visiting.
Home from Montague
Mr.. and Mrs. George LoosIev have
returned to their home here from a
Few weeks visit spent in the vicinity
of Montague.
Somebody Likes Pens
Some time last night Or yester-
day, someone entered the Harry
Couch pharmacy on Sixth street and
removed case of fountain pens,
says the Grants Pass Courier. There
were "a fountain pens in the case.
This robbery was almost identical TO
the one here last Saturday. when
three dozen pens were taken from
the Nininger & Warner store. In
neither robbery were other articles
in stock touched.
On Duck and Deer Hunt -
A party composed of Guy Lewis,
Ed Kilgore, Alex Smith and David
Peterson left this morning for Ian
CELLS valley, in Klamath county,
where they expect to spend a week
hunting deer, ducks and geese.
VIII Visit Gold Hill
1t is announced that the county
Sunday school association, and the
Christian Workers band, of Ashland,
will hold good live program at the
M. Il. church at Gold Hill on Sunday, |
October 15. Everybody invited to
come out and help in this great Sun
day school work, These people will
come in body and take part with
the regular lesson at Sunday school,
and their program will follow, be-
ginning at IL o'clock, the regular
morning pastoral service. These peo-
pie are visiting every Sunday school
in the county.-Gold Hill News.
Missionary VIII Speak
Rev, Mr.. Birtchet, missionary to
Columbia, S. A., who is home on
furlough, will speak in the Presby-
ter,an church Sunday evening. Mr..
Birtchet is graduate of Albany col
lege, Albany, Or.
Royal Neighbors TO Meet
The Royal Neighbors of America
will re-organi2e and hold their first
at the Moose hall, Satur-
day, October IA, at $3.50 o'clock.
All visiting Neighbors are urgently
requested to attend the meeting.
Hunting In Eastern Oregon
Ray Dix, Ernest Carbon and L. A.
Moss left the first of the week for
n ten days hunting trip into eastern
Oregon. They expect to hunt both
deer and birds.
y. T. Officials Here
Stanley Pope, official bureau of
railway time service of the Southern
Pacific, and II T, Harger, Southern |
Pacific inspector from Sacramento, |
we're in the city on an official busi- I
less trip Thursday. They were ac-
to Medford by w. H.
who later took the visit a
'rs around the country and through Y
Iithia park on a short sightseeing G
our. The railroad men were very a
much impressed with the posslblli- p
les of the section of the state, and Il
realty admired the park in par '
icular.
lnearths Monster Beet p
w. II. Worthington was digging t
Is beets, raised for home consump- G
on in his garden on Laurel street, Al
esterday, when he found surprise )
"A beet which weighed nine pounds
nd IA ounces. Where is the match G
,r this? 50
.lamath Falls Man Here ia
William Marx. of Klamath Falls, II
rived in the city Wednesday night.
Q will attend to legal affairs here M
nd at Medford before returning hi
,me in few days. re
lodged TO Sorority si'
Miss Marjorie Adamson, gradp- tic
e of Ashland high school, with the is
ass OF 1921 has been pledged as at
member of Sigma Kappa, on the Of
'egon Agricultural college campus. Le
ore than $50 women were pledged Df
the sororlties there this fall. III
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