Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-12-17

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Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. oxford In this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. II, M. Williams leave
today for San Francisco after spend
ing q few days in Ashland with their
aunt, Mrs. Emma Coffee, and cousin,
Miss George Coffee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams will get their car at San
Francisco which they shipped from
Portland and will drive on TO Los
Angeles for the winter.
A leak in the roof OF the Archibald
building on East Main street has
seriously upset affairs in the bal
eony of L. +. Ferguson's store where
he had his toys for Christmas on
display. This has been great in
convenience not only to the store
but to the customers.
Mrs. e. X. Hall Is reported quite
III at her home on. Liberty street.
Mrs. Farquahar, wife of Rev Far
quahar, the Congregational minister
in Ashland, is in the city this week
from Portland, visiting her cousin,
Mrs. James Rudd, on Liberty street.
Clyde Young has gone to San
Francisco on a brief visit.
William Mclean, who has been
suffering with bad attack of blood
poisoning in his hand and has been
undergoing treatment at local hos
pital, is reported much better.
Mrs. Walter Enburg, who has
been seriously i'll at the home of ].
V. Wright, has recovered her usual
health.
Mrs. G.. G. Eubanks left last even
ing for Santa Rosa, Calf, to visit
with relatives. She will later go to
Monterey to make the acquaintance
Of her new grandson at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Rose.
Otto McMichel came in last night
from a trip to Sheridan, Wyo., and
parts OF Montana. On landing in
Portland Mr. McMichel stated that
he could not obtain bed in the
city and had to remain up all night.
He claims there is no place like Ash
land and 1t will be long time be-
fore he leaves it again for so long a
journey.
A new transfer business has been
started by II. c. Stainbrook, who is
conducting a Dodge truck service for
the city and vicinity. Mr.. Stain
brook has his stand at the Media
Cafe and assures prompt attention to
all patrons.
Mrs. C. w. Minis, who has been
spending several months in Chicago
arrived home this week. Mrs. Minis
stated that she had travelled through
snow ever since she left the Windy
City, and that she landed in Port
land at the time of the deep fall
there. She was met in the latter
city by Mr.. Minis who went there to
accompany her home.
James Porter, a student Of the Or
egon Agricultural college, came home
Yesterday for the holiday vacation,
to be spent with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roberts OF North
Yakima, Wash, are in Ashland this
week visiting their daughters, Mrs.
A. Sherard and Miss Jessie Hopkins.
This is the first visit Mrs. Roberts
has paid Ashland in four years, and
she finds many changes and improy-
ments in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Merrill left this
morning for Los Angeles where they
will spend the winter. 1t was their
intention to make the trip overland
in their automobile, but before they
could complete their plans and get
away the heavy snow came and
blocked the passage over the noun
tains. They therefore shipped their
car and departed by train.
SATURDAYS NEWS
Mrs. L. A. Roberts and daughter
Rowena are clerking in Ferguson's