Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-11-26

improving rapidly and while he Is
still in the Good Samaritan hospital
in Portland, he is gaining so well
that he expects to be able to return
home soon.
George F. Damon is building a
carpenter shop on his property fac
ing B street opposite the building
that was burned several months ago.
When completed Mr.. Damon expects
to conduct all sorts of cabinet work.
He hopes to have his new building
and ready to operate by the
first Of the year.
One Of the serious cases at the
Sanatarium is that of Mr.. Tamblyn
of Joplin, Mo-, who was travelling
through this section recently with
his daughter, Mrs. George Spiva, on
a pleasure trip and was taken Ill on
the train. On reaching Ashland he
was taken to the Santitarium where
he has been a patient ever since. His
condition was reported this morning
to be about the same.
Mrs. Bethune, who has been spend
ing a week or 30 in Ashland visit
ing with friends, left this week for
her home in Portland.
Miss Blanche Hicks celebrated the
sixteenth anniversary Of her reign as
librarian at the public library Tues
day.
Jack Lilly left last night for Palo
Alto to be in readiness to witness
the coming big football game be-
tween Stanford and the University OF
Californa which will take place Sat
urday. Two Southern Oregon boys
will be among the players Of this
game, which greatly adds to the In
terest in this community. These are
Kenneth Lilly, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Lilly. and Bob Polouse Of Med
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Edmonds oi
Montague, Calf, were in Ashland
yesterday seeing the sights in the
Granite City and calling on friends
Miss Minnie Jackson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Jackson. is home
from Boston, Mass, where she had
been spending the past three years
attending a school Of elocution. She
expects to remain with her parents
here this winter.
L. L. Harner has purchased the
property on Almond street adjoining
the one formerly purchased by him
known as the Stickfadden house. HI
will move into his recent purchase
in about two weeks. while awaiting
the completion of his large residence
which is undergoing extensive re
pairs.
Jack Mccormick, assistant direc
tor of the Southern Oregon Expert
ment Station, expects to leave in Z
few days to take charge of biz
ranch near White Salmon, Wash.
G. H. Barnhill leaves today fol
Chico, where he expects to engage
in orchard work.
Willis Bailey, who is doing rail
road office work at Yuma, Ariz., IL
to be married soon and will brine
his bride to Ashland for a visit.
The city council at the meeting
Tuesday night passed an ordinance
granting the Standard Oil company
permission to put in a spur track ovel
Mountain avenue to connect witt
their new service station which the,
are contemplating building at q poin
in that section.
Mr.. Arant, who has been livini
on the Millner ranch near the Norma
the past season, is moving to towr
for the winter. His place on thu
ranch has been taken by Mr.. Dollar
hyde, who has grading contrac
on the Pacific highway.
Mrs. Julia Hockett is planning OF
going to California in a few day
to look up some comfortable quar-
ters for her father, e. F. Caldwell
to pass the winter. Mr.. Caldwell wen
to Denver in the summer on business
and while there experienced ligh
stroke. Mrs. Caldwell Joined him apt
she will bring him to California foI
the winter, after which they expec
to return to Ashland in the spring.
Mrs. Louis Brown of Talent wal