Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-27
Leaves fer Sam Francisco--

holidays with her daughter in San
I'Francisco. --...a 49,
Doran Lecture Tonight
The series of pictures illustrating
"Man in the Making" will be shown
by John H. Doran at the Civic club
building this evening at o'clock
These are said to be the most re-
markable ever shown in the city, and
also the last opportunity to see them.
Mr.. Doran delivered his lecture be-
fore faculty and students Of the Uni
versity of Oregon and Reed college,
where he received much favorable
comment No charge will be made,
but a silver offering will be taken.
High School Paper Out
The Rogue News, No. Z, was dis
tributed to the Ashland high school
students today. The small publica-
tion is very neat and contains sever
al Christmas features.
! Returns from o. A. c.
Earl and Elmer Biegel, who have
been attending the Oregon Agricul-
tural college at Corvallis, have re-
turned to the city for the holiday
recess. Another OF the boys, Milton
Biegel, is expected to arrive in the
city Sunday from Walla Walla,
Wash. He will visit here for week
or ten days.
Anderson to Return
John Anderson, senior at the
University of Oregon, majoring In
journalism, is expected home for the
Yuletide season. John has been
forced to pass up several trips home
this time of year, owing to the fact
that he is a member of the orchestra,
which generally makes a tour of the
state during the vacation period.
Coming from McNIinnville-
Miss Leona Lennox, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lennox, of neal
this city. will arrive home on the late
i, train this evening to spend the holi
days in Ashland Miss LennoX is
sophomore at Linfield college at Nc
, Minnville.
Leaving for Independence
Miss Phila b. Hall will spent
Christmas week at Independence ant
> the week following at Corvallis. Be
fore returning to Ashland she II
planning on attending the Stat'
Teachers association meeting il
Portland.
War Cry Is Excellent
The Christmas number OF the Wa
Cry, official publication of the SALIVA
ton Army, is being distributed II
= the city. 1t is excellent and has
great many articles of interest. Il
addition 1t gives a review of the worl
of this organization during the pas
year, with several fine articles.
~ Back from McNIinnville--
" Fred Koehler, son of Rev. an
Mrs. Koehler, returned from Nc
Minnvllle this morning where he ha
' been attending Linfleld college. Free
- entered college this last fall. ant
~ will return after the holidays.
Mrs. Lowe to Leave
" Mrs. James Lowe will spend tn
" winter with her sister, Mrs. A. D
Jillson, at 432 Vista street.
Christmas Greetings
Get your fruit cake, mince pies
pumpkin pies, cream puffs, at th
Home Bakery, 60 N. Main.
! Return to Corvallis
D. A. C. Keller and family, who hav
" been visiting in the city during th
II past few days, have returned to thei
home in Corvallis.
Lester Phillips Returns
u Lester Phillips, who has beef
; working in California, will be hom'
; for the holidays, visiting with hi
U mother Mrs. Lena Phillips, of 1861
'' East Main street
Here from Ontario
Harry Kline and c. S. Baten, o
Ontario, Or. spent the night In Ash
: land, on their way to California.
Leaving for Weed
James l.. Jarrew, who has beer
: visiting with his family in the city
for the past five weeks, returned t
Weed. Calf. today to look after his
business interests in that place. Ht
: reports that business Is good in the
California town, and that the saw
i mills and box factories are now EN-
ploying nearly 500 men.
Here from Central Point
: Russell L. Harris. of Central Polni
: was an overnight visitor In Ashland.
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