Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-12-03


Mrs. William Crosby was a visitor
in Ashland, from Talent, Saturday
Mrs. NJ. A. Sheafor ofDunsmuir
has been a recent guest at the home
of Mr., and Mrs V. d. Gill on Scenic
Drive.
Lee Hall, former owner of the Ford
/ Garage of this city, who moved last
summer to Oregon City, is making
good in selling automobiles, accord
/ ing to reports from that city. A re-
cent Oregon City paper states that
| Hall & Son, proprietors of the lnde-
pendent Garage OF Oregon City, are
doing land office business in the
/ Chevrolet line. During the past ten
days the firm has sold more than ten
carloads of the machines in that
county, and last Saturday unloaded
another carload, sold in advance.
( d. Y. Irwin, a representative OF the
/ Standard Oil company of Portland,
had business in Ashland. Saturday.
He struck the city about the same
time the d. o. X. KS arrived here
from Medford and had the misfor-
/ tune to fall into their hands. The
latter seized the unsuspecting sales
man and handcuffod him to a sign
board for about an hour As If that
were not indignity enough, they adj
ded insult to injury hy choosing a.
sign of the Associated Oil company
to which he was chained.
Mrs. Hattie Lynch left Saturday
night on train No. SO for Oakland,
Calf, where she has gone to nurse
special case. She expects TO remain
/ in that city for several weeks.
/ Mrs. w. S. Ball, who has been quite
/ i'll recently has suffered a relapse.
and is under the charge of nurse
W. V. Miller and family Of Paisley.
Lake county. have come to Ashland
to spend the winter Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller have four boys and their prin-
cipal object IN coming to Ashland is
to provide good schocd for them.
Rev. c. +. Koehler Of the local
Presbyterian church went to Grants
Pass today to meet with Rev. J. W.
Hoyt in the Sunday school confer
cnce in that city tonight.
Alex Kirk OF Brownsville has come
to Ashland to try this climate for
the benefit Of his health.
Mrs. Letitia Jennings Of Medi0rd
is visiting in Ashland, guest at the
home of her brother, f. D. Jennings. |
4 large number of the members
Of Ashland Lodge, No. 914, B. p. %. /.
4 went to Yreka, Saturday, at the
meeting OF this lodge held there Six
teen candidates were initiated into
the order with elaborate ceremonies,
which were followed by a fine ban
quet Upwards Of $50 members
were in attendance from Ashland
and Northern California.
A real estate transaction took place
in Ashland the latter part of the
past week through the Staples Realty
Agency in which the residence of L.
Hilty on Gresham street was sold to
W. A. Polk of Rogers, Ark. The lat
ter came here with his family 4
short time ago and decided on max
ing this city his permanent home.
He was shown about the city with
the result that he chose this resi-
dence as his future abiding place.
Mr.. and Mrs Hilty are at present
making their temporary home at the
Hotel Austin while they will look up
another home in Ashland. If they
can find nothing that suits them at
present they may go to Southern
California to spend the winter, and
return 70 Ashland in the spring.
J. NJ. Alnutt has purchased the
house and lot belonging to W Il.
Ncwcome on Mob Hill street. He
expects to occupy his new purchase
shortly.
D. L. Thorbury, who with his fam
lily came from Oakland, Calf, and
were weekend gGects of his business
representative, f. T. Staples, made
while in Ashland for
the renovation and remodeling of
his building occupied by C. H. Vau-
polls store. The upper story will be
arranged for rooming and light