Ashland daily tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, 1919-09-05
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Cliff Payne makes plant stands

Lyle Sans, a graduate OF the Ash
land high school OF the class OF 1913,
will leave in few days to enter
o. A. c., which opens for the year
September 20. Lyle will 90 sew
eral days before the college course
commences to visit with friends
and to get located.
The family of Il. B. Adamson,
cashier OF the Talent State bank,
are moving to Ashland this week
IN order to allow the children TO en-
ter school here. They will occupy
the residence OF Mrs. G, II. Way on
Laurel street.
Dance at Natatorium Saturday
evening. Launspach's orchestra.
H. S. Sims and family OF Pullman,
Wash, have come to Ashland where
they expect to locate and spend the
winter. The Sims family have been
In California for the past year,
where Mr.. Sims contracted malaria,
so they came to Ashland to try the
benefits OF this climate. 81 feel as "
I never wanted to hear of Califor-
nia," Mr.. Sims declared in speak
ing of his experience in trying TO
live along the Sacramento river.
Have a fit at 0rres Tallors. 52tf
DR.. Leslie Kent of Eugene is a
guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ. F. Swi-
gart. near Ashland.
Hon. William DePeatt OF San
Francisco is in Ashland this week,
guest OF his mother, Mrs. Antoi-
nette DePeatt of Hargadine street
While Mr.. DePeatt is manufac-
turer OF jewelry he is also a re-
markably fine baritone singer and
fills a position in the choir Of the
Catholic cathedral in San Francisco.
Fall showing of fall and winter
hats Friday and Saturday at Mrs.
simons' Millinery. 26 Pioneer ave-
nue.. sgt
Mrs. J. NJ. Small of Lake county,
accompanied by her son, Ross
Small. and two nephews. has come
over to spend the winter while the
boy sattend school. Mrs. Small spent
the last winter also here.
Why rent? You can buy one OF
the most desirable homes in Ash
land for much less than cost. Small
cash payment, balance $40 per
month. Call at 316 Hargadine
street. 3-3t
Dance at Natatorium Saturday
evening. Launspach's orchestra.
Miss Hazel Erickson, who has
been visiting in Redding, and Miss
Evelyn Bess, who has been in Duns-
muir, arrived home last evening.
Elmer Bagley left last night for
Corvallis where he will enter the
Oregon Agricultural College, after
short visit with friends here.
George E. Carpenter and family
are back from Crater Lake where
they had been spending several days.
Mrs. Roy Walker and children ar
rived yesterday from Cordova, Alas
ka, where they have been spending
the past year, and will be guests of
Mrs. Walkers parents. Mr.. and H.
f. Pohland, They expect to remain
here until November.
r. L. Morris and family are back
from business trip made to their
former home in Gillian county.
They made the trip by automobile.
b, F. Clawsen. with his family,
have come to Ashland from Buff
falo, Wyo,, and will occupy the Van
Dyke residence on Aida street. Mr..
Clawsen has son in high school
and daughter, who will attend the
Hawthorne school.
Mrs. George Weston OF Fort
Jones. Calf, is in Ashland, spend
ing few days with her mother-in-
law, Mrs, c. r. Weston.
The Rose brothers received let
ter from their mother, Mrs. R. C.
Wiley, who had been visiting in
Monterey, Calf. stating that she
had returned to San Francisco, ani
had been on board the battleship
New York of the Pacific fleet.
Allen Brewer, son of DR.. d. NJ.
Brewer, has come home from Algo-
ma where he had been employed
through the summer and is prepar-
ing to enter high school.