Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-22
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ne w NJ ~ CLASS VI the MetnO-
dist Episcopal church., met Friday,
November IT, in an all-day session
at the home OF Mrs. H. J. Carter, on
Alta avenue. Twenty-six ladies were
present to enjoy very pleasant af-
ternoon together, the day being de-
voted to sewing for charitable pur-
poses. A bountiful luncheon was
served cafeteria style at the noon
hour,
Held Family Reunion--
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Levi johnson, of
Iowa street, have enjoyed visit re-
Gently from their three daughters,
Mrs. r. e. league of Leona, Or,
Mrs. V. r. Conlee from near Cor
Wallis, and Mrs. Fred Bidler. Of Cot
tage Grove. This family reunion
was planned for earlier in the season
but because Of a number of circum-
stances was not brought about until
this month. The Johnsons were for
merly Douglas county people and
have a number of relatives and
friends in the Umpqua valley.
Return from Trip East -
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Morgan re-
turned few days ago from trip
to Kentucky, North Carolina and 9TH
er eastern states, where they have
been spending the past several
weeks.
Moves Reported.
Mrs. Hazen moved Monday from
143 Gresham street to an. apartment
over the Irwin pool roomr
Will Go to California.
The Barham brothers, who operate
a saw mill on the Siskiyous during
the summer time, are storing their
goods preparatory to going to Cali
fornia, where they expect to work
during the winter.
viii Leave for East Soon
Mrs. Fl. o. Frobach, of Medford,
expects to leave in a short time for
an extended trip east.
Thanksgiving Window Attracts
The II, P. Homes grocery has put
in its Thanksgiving window, spelling
out the word Thanksgiving" with
cranberres, nuts and apples, with all
other kind OF eats for the day thrown
in for good measure.
Says Son Played "Some Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Winnie re-
turned Sunday from Corvallis, where
they spent the weekend with their
son Burton. and attended the Ore
COMO A. c. football game. MIR.
Winnie says that his boy played
"some game" even If his side did
lose.
pep Man" in Vancouver
Howard ]. Wisehaupt, the pep
man." who spent several days in Ash
land few weeks ago, is spending
this week in Vancouver, Wash, be-
ing located at the st. Elmo hotel. He
has another engagement for the fol-
lowing ten days at Tacoma.
Using Bert Moses Feature.
The Eugene Guard has signed up
with tho Premier Syndicate of New
York TO- the snappy sayings OF Bert
Moses under the caption of Sap aud
Salt"
Many Pears Shipped
Nearly twice as many pears were
shipped from the Rogue river valley
this year than last In all 1926 car
loads have left this section of the
state this season as compared with
800 in 1921. Apple shipping from
various points in the valley will be
continued for some time, about 125
carloads remaining to be exported
The total number of carloads So far
this season are but 70. The crop last
year amounted to $40 carloads.
Dinner ut Baptist Church.
A dinner will be served Thursday
evening at o'clock at the Baptist
church by the Reds of the Sunday
school to the other portion of the
school, who are known as the Blues.
A membership contest was held dur
ing the late summer and ended about
the time he Price meetings began.
AS the Blues won the contest, the
Reds are now giving dinner to
them. All members of the Sunday
school are invited to attend the din
ner.
Show Up with Big Catch -
Dan Applegate, Louis Dodge and
Harry Hosler showed up in the city
Monday with a big catch of fish
which they claimed to have caught in
the Rogue River, but refused to di-
vulge the exact location of the spot.
PRAYER Meeting Earlier-