Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-11-22
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VIII Visit In Portland
I Me- Palmer and children OF "a;
Grant1f street, expect to go to Port
land tbs week to Visit with her sis
ter.
Here from Hit
J.W. Fowler. of Hit. Calf. wa,
business visitor in the city Wed
nesday.
Leaves for oakland
Mrs. James F. Wells left this
morning for Oakland. Calf, to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
c. F. Cole.
Leaves for Klamath FALLS
Mrs. Harry Ackley left today fol-
her home in klamath Falls after q
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs,
James F. Wells, and other relatives
in the city.
HornbrOok People visitA-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eller, OF
Hornbrook are spending few days
In the city as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. McCune, of Third street.
Here from klamath Falls -
L. Jacobs. Of klamath Falls, was
a visitor In the city Wednesday.
Shriners to Start Work
OF interest to members of the
Mystic Shrine is word from Portland
stating that actual work on the new
hospital for crippled children will
begin Immediately. The board of
trustees plan on letting the contract
for construction of the entire build
ing to one contractor.
Makes Trip to Portland
A. C. white left Wednesday
night for Portland and expects to
drive new closed sport model
Buick back from the Oregon metrop-
oils.
Bond Representative Here
George Mcintyre. representing the
Western Bond and Mortgage COM
pany, Of Portland, was in the city
today calling upon the banking in
stitutions and other local customers.
Mcintyre Is former student of the
University Of Oregon, and when not
On the road makes his headquarters
in Eugene.
Arc Aiding Red Cross
A number Of the Medford busi-
less men were soliciting today for
he Red Cross. lending valuable as
'istance to the ladies of that city.
After completing their canvass, the
nen will have a certified accountant
'erify the collections and from time
o time issue public statements of
made. They believe
hat as the public furnishes the mon
y, 1t has the right to knew how
md for what purpose the money will
10 expended.
Loses Out
Official returns from the canvass
ng board show that s. B. Sandifer,
pecial prohibition officer, lost out
George o. Timothy, Medford chief
I police, by two to one margin in
he race for constable. The board is
ow at work on the county road
onds. and expects to complete its
nsiness by this evening.
for Friends +,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Randles enter [
lined few friends one evening re- Q
'ntly. After pleasant social time. q
ainty refreshments were served. q
he guests were: Mrs. Jack Beagle {
Id son Billie, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy b
andes. daughter Wanda and son t
'an Joe. Mr.. and Mrs, Norman (
ack, and Mrs. Lulu Van wegen. Il
lsiting In Ashland 4
Mrs. c. T. solsbury and son Ralph a
no live a few miles east OF Ash b
nd are visiting In the city for II
W weeks. The Solsburys are we'll p
own In Ashland having lived here t
veral years ago. but moved to 2
cir present location about two C,
'nths ago. after several years in Sc
lifornia. +
wnlill Anglers Residents
Residents OF West Medford are I'D b,
arms over the construction OF D;
~mill at the end OF West Main &C
eet. The structure is said to be IT.
slightly. an obstruction to til. view OF
a menace TO auto traffic, as It F.
built close to the sidewalk. Ths NJ
tier was taken up before the re. p:
ltly incorporated City Planning oy
but that body was un- SO
% to ret. as work on the building III