Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-15
TUESDAYS NEWS


munity and had some hot time of it
TUESDAYS NEWS
Frank Tinker underwent an opera
ton for acute appendicitis Sunday
night. He is reported getting along
nicely since his operation and hopes
are entertained for his speedy recov.
cry.
: Miss Jessie Rose, employed by the
government in research work, re.
turned Sunday night to Corvallis
where she is stationed after spend
ing week with her brothers, c. H
and Howard Rose.
Thirty-nine carloads Of apples and
peaches have been shipped out from
the Ashland Fruit & Produce assocl-
alton this season.
A. H. Davis is going around with
his right arm in sling due to the
result OF a fracture caused by at
tempting to crank his new Chevrolet
car.
Sim Morris, who went over to BLY,
last week on the hunt Of mule deer
got back Sunday with two Of the an
imals to his credit. He also brought
back some ducks which he shot over
in that country.
Misses Gladys Applega,e and
Frances Briggs are home on a vaca'
ton that will last week or so. Bott
these young ladies hold responsible
positions in San Francisco.
Mrs. Adds Carlson has gone tt
Astoria to visit her daughter, Mrs
c. C. Gage, for two or three weeks
At the expiration Of that time she
will return and go on to California
to make her home with a son.
Aldred NJ. Beaver and bride are
Ashland guests at the home Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Beaver.
]. W. Fitzgerald, general superin
tendent Of Shasta division Of the
Southern Pacific, came through last
night on train No. 16 in his car the
Shasta"
Another train load OF French
guns passed through here Sunday or
the way to Camp Lewis from SaT
Francisco.
Mrs. Perry Ashcraft is clerkint
temporarily in vaupel's dry goods
store.
Old.time easterners are reminded
of home by the gorgeous coloring o.
a maple tree in front of W. j. Dough
erty's residence on Oak street. This
maple assumes all the colors Of tht
wooded hills where that tree is II
its native state, and which gets thu
early frosts of the autumn to giv'
it the brilliant coloring. Such col
ored leaves are rather uncommon II
Ashland.
Mrs. Nate Otterbein and little
grandson, Jack Beaver, came ovel
last night to visit for time. Baby
Jack will go to Portland with his
father, A. M. Beaver, Jr., when hi
leaves for home.
Mr.. and H. c. Drew have come tt
Ashland from Oroville, Calf, and
have taken possession of the house
they recently purchased on Third
street.
]. R. Casey and daughter, Helene
and John Detwiler will Ieave this
evening for Santa Monica, Calf, to
spend the winter. Mr.. Casey's eye
sight has much improved and he Is
looking forward to enjoying the sun
ny southland greatly this winter.
Philip Bonham, soldier OF the
Civil War, left today for Sawtelle
Calf, to enter the California branch
Of the national soldiers home locat-
ed there.
WEDNESDAYS NEWS
Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds and son Billy
of Dunsmuir have been spending
several days in Ashland, guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Cedric Myer.
Cecil Norton and wife left for Port
land last night. He will bring home
with him a new Columbia Six, "the
gun of the highway" for which the
tourist garage has taken the agency
He will return the last OF the week