Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-09-24
Local and Personal
WEDNESDAYS NEWS

mrs. Klein and daughter Erma, OF
San Francisco. mother and daugh-
ter Of Mrs. @. N. Gray, arrived here
last evening on the summons Of the
death OF Mr.. Gray. which occurred
Monday evening.
Mayor c. B. and Mrs. Lamkin,
H. r. Lamkin and Otto McMichel
went down to Medford last evening
TO hear the address delivered by
Colonel Roosevelt given at the sta
tion Of that city.
Miss Fitzgerald. one OF the teach
ers In the Senior High school, has
resigned her position and returned
TO her home in Utah. Illness in the
family is ascribed the reason of her
leaving. A teacher for substitute has
not yet been found.
Mrs. James Gault OF Weed was In
Ashland the first OF the week on
business trip.
First Spiritualist society OF South
ern Oregon will hold their annual
meeting at the Temple OF Truth Sep
tember "a. 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans and Miss Gray,
stepfather. mother and sister Of the
late George N. Gray. who died in this
city Monday evening. arrived yes
terday morning and will remain here
over the funeral.
Conductor George W. Rose OF
Dunsmuir was held here four days
awaiting tho arrival Of the presi-
dents train. The orders were issued
that a competent conductor be held
here to take the train out from Ash
land, and Mr.. Rose was chosen for
that position.
Miss Thelma Thorne, who has been
a dispenser in Rose Brothers con-
fectlonery store during the past sum
mer, is preparing to enter college.
and expects to leave In a few days.
She will re-enter o. A. C. for this
coming year.
Miss Claire Tucker has gone to
Hits where she has accepted a po-
sition as stenographer.
The funeral OF the late George
N. Gray will be held from the Elks
Temple tomorrow Afternoon at 2:30.
Burial will be made in Mountain
View cemetery.
Grigsby @. Moore Of st. Anthony,
Idaho, has been elected to take
charge Of the athletics and manual
training department OF the Senior
High school. Mr.. Moore is grad
uate Of Ames college and comes here
highly recommended. He is expect
cd to be here next Monday.
Mr.. ]. L. Creeks and his crew Of
competent workmen, most Of them
home carpenters, moved from Ash
land Sunday night to Siskiyou where
they will camp while Mr.. Creeks su-
perintends the construction OF the
concrete arch for the fill at White
Point.
Otto McMichel, Lamkin Brothers
right hand man at their wheat ranch
down in Northern California, is WIS.,
iting in Ashland this week. Mr..
McMichel had been on trip to Eu-
gene and stopped off here for few
days. He expects to return to Mon
tague this evening.
A. F. Dyer Of Seattle arrived here
yesterday to visit his mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Dyer. and brother, Hubert
Dyer, of Pine street His daughter
Irma accompanied him and is visit
ing first in Medford after which she
will come to Ashland.
W. N. Grubb, well known and
prominent citizen Of Ashland. died at
his home last evening after long
illness. Funeral arrangements will
be made later.
Kenneth Lilly left last evening to
take up his college duties at Stan
ford University after spending the
summer at his home here.
Attorney W. M. Briggs left last
night for Portland where he repre-
sents Ashland Post IA. American Le-
gi0n. at the state convention Of the
American Legion in session there.
Mr.. Briggs and Secretary Lynn
Mowat comprised the Ashland dele
gates who accompanied Colonel The
odore Roosevelt to Medford where
the latter spoke on the aims Of the
American Legion.
DR.. Gordon MacCracken and son
Chester were among the faithful who
went down to Medford Tuesday to
greet Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as
he passed through this section.
Dwight Wilson, who has been
spending the summer in Ashland and
has pitched for the Ashland ball
team, left yesterday for San Francis
co. After visiting for a short time
in that city he will 60 to Portland
and enter medical college for the
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