Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-22
Local and Personal
MONDAYS NEWS

been visiting the Cadwells and Hook
etts at their home on Bush estreet
for the past month, left Friday with
her little daughter for her home In
Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Barneburg
came home last week from Johnson
Prairie, where they had been spend
ing some time. MI. Barneburg, to-
gether with H. q. Mathes had been
gathering up his cattle which were
ranging in that section to bring them
into winter quarters.
Mrs. F. W. Greenman of Dunsmuir
was recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Dunn at their home on North
Main street.
E. v. Smith and Earl Smith of
Grants Pass came to Ashland FRI
day on timber cruising expedition
with some deer hunting as a side
feature.
George Plaisted is back to Ashland
after spending six months in the
country surrounding Colfax, Wash.
George E. Young of Medford was
business visitor in the city Satur-
day.
N'o7 U'oonor Cree came in from
Port Ill S tugIay and will spend
few days in Ashland.
R. F. Boltz, former proprietor of
the East Side grocery, has purchased
the Rose property near Phoenix,
consisting of 100 acres.
Among recent automobile tourists
passing through Ashland we're M. M.
Kennedy and ]. Rhelnberger of Ju-
neau, Alaska, who are touring the
coast.
Mrs. George Gully Of Mountain ave-
nue. has sold her farm adjoining the
Rose property.
Melvin S. Emery of Portland
came here Saturday to visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Emery
on Mechanic street.
G. F. Cartnell Southern Pacific
fireman, formerly OF the Shasta d.
vision but now of Sacramento, is in
Ashland visiting the Davis family.
Mrs. X. Mclaughlin has returned
after six months visit with her
parents at Portland.
Frank Gully of Los Angeles and
George Gully of ROseburg have been
summoned here by the critical H.
ness OF their mother, Mrs. Gully, Of
Mountain avenue.
Messrs. Sergent and Hosler are
home from Butte Creek in the Shasta
Valley, where they went last week
on a hunting trip They brought
home a mule tail deer apiece and
Z fine string OF ducks.
A. F. Campbell, an attorney Of Los
Angeles, was a guest at the home
Of F. s. Engle for the past few days.
Mr.. Campbell is a brother-in-law Of
Mrs. A. L. Engle.
G. r. Gohrke has moved into the
house owned by Mrs. l. d. Applegate
on Granite street.
Mrs Volney Sanderson Of Petalu-
ma, Calf, is visiting at the home
Of Mrs. John Ruger this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Comstock, for
mer residents OF Ashland but who
left here for Silverton some time
ago, have returned and will locate
permanently here. They express
themselves as perfectly satisfied
with life in Ashland after seeing
other sections of the country.
Ira, Wallace and Jesse Reader
have gone to the Dead Indian coun-
try on a hunting trip that will con-
sumo several days.
W. A. Patrick and G. c. McAllis-
ter are busy these days taking the
school census Of the city.
The Misses Velma and Carol Mac
Carter, daughters Of @. e. MacCar-
ter OF The Tidings staff, arrived yes
terday from Spokane. Wash, to Join
their father and brother. The fam
lily will reside at "a Roca street and
the girls will attend high school here
W. D. Hodgson, the former well
known real estate man OF Ashland
but now OF Gooding, Idaho, drove
over from the adjoining state and
arrived in the city yesterday to pay
visit to his friends here.
Miss Alice Poor has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with Swift &
Co., in their wholesale house on A