Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-15
Local and Personal

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The members Of the local wom-
ems Temperance Union are request
ed to meet at the Presbyterian church
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon for
the purpose of decorating the church
for the state convention TO meet
there Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. By order OF the secretary, Mrs.
Ella White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Guiley of
Sunnyside, Wash, are guests at the
home of the latter's mother, Mrs
Conwell. Of this city.
Howard Grover and family have
moved into the house formerly occu-
pied by Walter Hash on Mountain
avenue and will make that their
home.
A. e. Mcfarland OF B street ex-
poets to leave this week for San
Francisco to visit his daughter.
Miss Amelia Esparsa, the young
Mexican girl who has made her home
with Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Mellinger
during their residence here, left the
last Of T. week for Eugene to en-
ter '1s B'ble school. Miss Esparza
viii M herself for a missionary af-
ter which she will return to Mex
leo and labor among her people
there.
]. H. Monroe is remodeling his
house at Monrovia ranch on Walker
avenue and is making OF It an up-to-
date bungalow that will be one OF
the most artistic homes in that Sec
ticn.
Mrs. e. e. Caldwell and little
granddaughter, Armorel Hockett, left
yesterday for Denver, Colo, to Join
= Mr.. Caldwell who has been in that
city during the past summer. Mr..
Caldwell suffered a slight stroke
about a week ago, but his condition
is not considered serious and Mrs
Caldwell hopes to be home in about
six weeks and bring her husband
back with her.
Mrs. G. F. Billings will leave
Wednesday for the conference Of the
Columbia branch Of the Foreign Mis-
sionary society OF the Methodist
church at Salem. Mrs. Billings is
corresponding secretary for this dis
trict.
A 10-pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. George Kirby Saturday.
Miss Helen Carlton was up Satur-
day from Central Point where she
has been spending the summer.
Miss Mary Good has been serious
iy Ill during the past week at the
Sanitarium where she underwent an
operation the first Of the week. From
last reports she was much improved
Mrs. G. w. Trefren. who stopped
off in San Francisco on her way
home from Baltimore, Nd, to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Pherson, has returned home.
A big airplane passed over Ash
land Saturday morning going to-
wards the south. The plane was
flying at q high altitude and seemed
TO be going at pretty good clip
when II passed over this end OF the
valley.
Mrs. Lee, the new county health
nurse who is replacing Miss Rosetta
McGrail, arrived in Jackson county
Saturday to assume her duties here.
She was accompanied by Miss Jane
Allen, the first county health nurse
who came to introduce her to her
work.
Mrs. Walter Watson and mother.
Mrs. Woodcock, who have been spend
ing several months this past summer
in Shrewsbury, Mass, where thev
were called by the death Of the lat
ter's mother, have returned home.
A number of high school boys
we're in Medford the weekend at
tending the Older Boys conference
in session there.
A stillborn babe was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Drew of klamath
county at a local hospital Saturday,
September 81.
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United States court convenes In
Medford today for special fall ses-
sion. It has not been made public.
how many cases will be heard or
what they are.
A party OF Southern Pacific en-
ployes left Saturday on a hunting
expedition to the woods around Glen
dale to be gone for several days.
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