Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-12-10


Pacific coast after going east, so she
had the pleasure of returning to-
Ashland once more. Miss Young
will sail either from Seattle or Van
couver and will remain here until
the last of next week, and will start
On her long journey the first OF the
week following.
Ben Goldstein OF Sacramento was
in Ashland today calling on friends.
Many people read with interest
the beautiful printed sheets OF the
"Wayside Pulpit" posted weekly on
the front of the First Methodist
church with their wonderful word
ing to stimulate religion, patriotism
and idealism.
The midwinter vacation in the city
schools will start. December 1s and
last until January 5. This will give
the kiddies two weeks in which to
celebrate Christmas and get over 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Lauerman OF
Medford, parents OF Mrs. Leo Fer
guson, have come to Ashland to
spend the winter.
Foster jenkins, a lately returned
soldier from Siberia who has been
spending several weeks here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jen-
kins, left last evening for Boulder
and Denver, Colo. He will later re-
turn to Casper, Wyo., where he has
accepted a position with an oil refin-
ing company.
A new furnace has been put in
the basement of the Archibald build
ing on East Main street occupied
by Fergusons store and the Boot
Shop.
Mrs. Bert Harr and son OF Apple
gate are guests at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Beaver, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Mackey and
young son are back from an extend
ed visit with friends in various points
OF California.
Mrs. C. v. Beeler returned home
this week from Portland where she
had been making an extended visit |
While on her way home she stopped |
at Albany to visit her sister, Mrs.
Baker, who has been seriously i'll.
In preparation for the coming
building era that is sure to strike
Ashland in the near future H. A
Autry has already taken time by the
forelock and purchased lots 23 and
"a in the Matthews addition from
the Beaver Realty company.
Mrs. r. c. Wiley nee Rose has
received a beautifully engraved card
announcing the birth of Phil Sheri
dan Rose, Jr,, of Monterey, Calf.
which makes the thirteenth grand
child she possesses. The new arrival
is the last bud on the Rose tree OF
the third generation.
Miss Lena Nelson, superintendent
of the Granite City hospital, re-
turned home yesterday from a visit
in Salem.
Interesting evangelistic meetings
are being conducted in the Methodist
church this week. Rev. C. A. Ed
wards, the pastor, is assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. Johnston, the singing evan
gelists, and DR.. S. A. Danford, the
district superintendent. Next Sun
day evening Rev. DR. Bowen of Port
land will preach. These services will
continue all next week.
James C. Gibson, who has been
spending several years in Yoncalla, j
has returned to Ashland and is look
ing for a residence here. Mr.. Glib 4
SON was a resident of this city for !!
many years and still claims Ashland 4
IS home. =
Mrs. F. NJ. Utzman left last even. j
ng for her home in Los Angeles II
after spending several weeks in this lE
,ity Mrs. Utzman was called here Il
by the death of her mother, Mrs A. y
DePeatt. e
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Mrs. B. NJ. ShOudy is spending y
several weeks in San Francisco, vis- u
ting with her daughter, Miss Ruth, j
who holds a position there. II
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