Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-13
Local and Personal
(From saturdays Daiiy)
Here ON Business


of the county, was in the city Friday
afternoon and today. Though resi-
dent of Jackson county. Mr. Brash
ear represents the Closet & Devers
concern of Portland and Seattle.
Do Molay Initiates.
Several local boys were initiated
into the order of De Molay, at Med
ford Thursday night, the boys repre-
senting practically all parts of the
Rogue River valley. Visiting Masons
from Grants Pass, Medford and Ash
land were present for the cere-
monies.
1.-THE Gold Diggers" Pleases--
With laugh in nearly every lire,
an excellent cast and fine stage fit
tings, Avery Hopwood's comedy,
1.-THE Gold Diggers," delighted a
large audience at the Vining theatre
last night The attraction was es-
pecially enjoyed, in that Ashland
theatre goers are seldom given an
opportunity to see production of
this kind here.
Hearing Is Waived
Mrs. Mabel Nichols. confessed
slayer of Robert Greer at the Sum-
NIT stage station week ago this
morning, has waived preliminary
hearing and has been bound over to
the grand jury, now in session at
klamath Falls. Bail was fixed at
$4,000, which she was unable to
furnish.
Visited Mrs. Abbott
Mrs. A. R. Mount and son, Rob-
ert, were recent guests at the home
of Mrs. A. F. Abbott, returning home
the earlier part of the week.
Returns from Portland
Henry F.. Pace, who has been in
Portland for the past week, enjoying
q short vacation, returned to Ashland
Friday evening.
Visited from Dunsmu,r-
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde X. Brown were
recent visitors in the city from Duns-
muir, spending few days here with
Mr.. Browns father.
Leaves for Portland
Jesse Winburn left this morning
for Portland for short trip.
Here from Medford-
Paul Macdonald, of Medford. was
in the city Friday night to attend
the performance of "The Gold Dig
gers" Several people from Medford
motored down for the show.
viii Study in Los Angeles
Miss Pauline Plummer expects to
leave January l for Los Angeles, to
enter the Bible institute. Her
friends will miss her in Christian
Endeavor and Sunday school activi-
ties, but rejoice in this splendid op-
portunity for study that she will
have.
Returns 10 Rogue River
Miss Lille Anderson, who has
been visiting Mrs. Charles Robert
son on the Boulevard for few days,
returned to Rogue River today.
Here from Kirby
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Williams, Of Kir- 9
by, were in the city this week, on {
business. |
Home from Eureka-
Mike Patton returned Thursday
from Eureka, Calm. a:ter having
spent the past two months in that |
section Of the country. He also made
short trip to San Francisco and
other cities about the bay, while in c
the neighboring state. /
Visiting in Ashland s
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, OF Med /
ford, were visiting Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. C. d. Woods at their home q
on Gresham street. '
Opens New Pool Room
James II. Cooke, who recently
rented portion OF the building oc- !
cupied by the Square Deal grocery,
opened his pool room this week. Mr.. G
Cooke was formerly in the room now J
occupied by the Irwin pool hall.
Moves TO Shook Buildipg-
Robert Middleton, proprietor of
Elkhorn gun store, has moved his a
place OF business from the room with '
the 0rres tailoring shop to the room 1
In the Shook building formerly oc- l
cupied by the Pantorium pressing s
and cleaning establishment. I
Returns from California
Al McNabb who has been spend I
ing the last few months in Eureka, E
and other northern California towns. 4
returned TO his home here this week.
No T. b. at Valley View
tuberculosis tests OF dairy cows +
returned from the Valley View dis S
trict show that there was not a reac- (
tor present or even a suspicious ami 4
nal in the entire section.