Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-10-29
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Tom Pappas, we'll known young
Greek, who had been in the employ
of the Southern Pacific in Ashland
previous to the breaking out of the
war, is back from overseas service.
Tom served for over a year in the
American army and has lately re-
turned to this city wearing the uni
form of Uncle Sam.
Chief of Police ]. W. Hatcher and
George R. Robson of the fire de-
partment are back from a hunting
expedition. While they have no
great tales Of bagging big game to
report they claim fine time out In
the wilds.
Miss Frances Briggs has gone back
to her work in San Francisco after
spending a two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Briggs of this city.
Roy Anderson and little son Don
aid, of klamath county, were in Ash
land yesterday spending the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Gillette. They
we're on their way to Oakland, Ore.
to visit with relatives.
Mrs. M. B. Crocker Of Portland ar
rived in Ashland yesterday to spend
q few days with friends. She is or
her way home from San francisco
where she had been to attend the
wedding of her daughter which tooi
place Saturday in that city.
Hugh Swaggart, who had been 81
very i'll in Oakland, Calf, where HI
had undergone operations for ap
pendlcitis and tonsilltls, has so fa
recovered as to be able to return t
Ashland with his parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Swaggart were sent for severa
weeks ago on account Of the youn'
mans illness and at the time it wa
feared that he would not recover.
DIR. Moxon, a surgeon OF Los An
geles, who came to Ashland las
week, has located in this city an
IA on the staff at the Sanitarium. Fl
and wife his wife are living at tn
Vendome apartments.
Mrs. William Bosqui returne
home yesterday from Portland wher
she had been making an extende
visit.
A number OF the members OF tn
Nazarene church went down to tn
county poor farm Sunday and cor
Quoted services for the inmates. Tn
services were in charge OF Thornto
Wiley. and the old people there er
loved this attention immensely.
C. II. Veghte Is spending re-
DAYS in Ashland on his way from n
ranch In the north.
T.. r. Grieves OF Hornbrook, CALI
was in town over the weekend an
called on old-time friends.
Mrs. J. D. Mars left Sunday NOR
ing for Haines, Ore, called there
the serious illness of her mothe
Mrs. Simons.
Mrs. ]. H. Swaggart, son Hugh al
daughter Muriel, have returned FRO
Oakland and will make their hon
on Oak street
Misses Nellie Perry and Hell
Walker were over Sunday guests
the homes of their parents on Libe
ty street.
Mrs. Helen Sober and daught'
Mary Grace, of Ashland spent Z
week-end with friends near Me-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gregory al
children from near Medford we
Ashland visitors on Saturday.
Mrs N. s. Ballenger is home frc
San Francisco where she had De
spending several days during the pa
week.
O. Winter and R. P. Cornelius II
this morning for the Dead lndi
country where they will spend Sc
eral days hunting. II the weath
holds good they may go as far
the Lake of Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Cotter spe
the weekend in San Francisco V
iting with friends.
WEDNESDAYS NEWS
The report cards for the III
month of school were given out
the pupils this forenoon. Interest
groups Of youngsters were seen